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Was trying for the Marriott Grosvenor Square at $150 as previously won and had started bidding at $120 upwards for 4 days previously. Had a counter offer at $145 for $181 on day 1 but declined. This time was advised at $150 that if I paid another $25 I could have a free rebid. As I had free rebid zones anyway I refused that offer and then got the hotel for $160. Pleased with the hotel - good reviews on Tripadvisor and great location. Best rate for hotel is

Got this for $70 per night at the first attempt. Cost: 3 rooms @ $70 = $630 Taxes and fees = $125.22 Total cost = $755.22 Best rate on the hotel website per night was $184.

Total cost with taxes $521.25. Cheaper than staying in a Travelodge!! Showed ameneties as Fitness Centre, Restaurant, Business Centre

Total cost for 2 nights with taxes $217.55. Showed ameneties as Fitness Centre, Restaurant, Business Centre.

Got this hotel for a total of $340 including charges. Ameneties: Business Centre Ranked 100th in Barcelona by TripAdvisor with 4 blobs and quite good feedback - overall am pleased!

Yes, thats the right zone! Still amazed at the price. I've seen from some Priceline posts that the same hotel has been appearing there too for around $55.

We were holding out for the MGM Grand but ended up getting the Aladding as the trip date got closer. It had been on a bit cheaper a few weeks before but was happy with the price in comparison to what it would've cost to get the Aladdin through other sources. Saved around $500 as we specifically needed a room for 2 adults and 1 child. Ameneties showed as casino, restaurant, pool, fitness, spa, internet, golf, tennis, business centre. Total cost including charges $936.

Absolutely amazed to get this for the run up to Christmas in London. Booked three rooms for 3 nights, total with charges $408 (

Delighted with getting the Millennium UN Plaza for $108 a night ($514 including taxes). Rack rate is $199. Amenities show as Restaurant, Pool, Fitness Centre, Tennis and Business. Thanks - this is a great site for both Priceline and Hotwire. I've never used Hotwire before and this was a great resource for identifying the hotel prior to purchase.