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Since there's still some time left I'd say price takes precedence and I want to stick to the budget.

Thanks so much I'm researchin the areas you lays. I guess safety/comfort and then location would be my preference order.I'm fine with location as long as it's pretty accessible to the subway.

Thanks for the information. I noticed that you mentioned midtown. I'm not sure how that area came about as i didn't mention it and I'm definitely not tied to it. I would just like to be in a relatively safe area near (or not too far from ts/attractions if possible). So do you think it'd be possible for me to bid on priceline to get a hotel in any area for less than $120?

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Unfortunately I wasn't able to secure a winning bid on PRICELINE since I wanted to remain in a certain area and didn't want to take a chance on one hotel that I didn't like was in the area I was bidding on. Also, there were only a few hotels in my price range which made it a bit harder. The bidding help was much appreciated and gave me a chance to practice for next time. Thanks

Hi! I am going to NYC and I would like to stay near times square or other tourist attractions. Any guidelines on how to accomplish this? I know I want a safe area and 2.5+ star with fairly good ratings. I am hoping to accomplish for around $100/night but up to $120. Thank you in advance for your help.

Thanks and which zone is the rebid zone for this area?

I'm looking for a 2.5* in the Chatham-Harwich area for 9/19/14 - 9/21/14 for $90/night or less. Is this even realistic?