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Hi, i'm ready to bid now, but i have a query about the strategy.
should I not be selecting Madison sq garden as well as mte, mtw, ts, cps and esb?
also can you clarify what re-bid zone1 etc are called?
regards.
Declan
i'd prefer to bid for the least expensive property in any of the prefered zones.
so in above example, i'd prefer to pay $160 for the Madison Square Garden zone.
thanks.
We would like to try to stick to the budget we had in mind of $200/night, i realise this by be difficult at present.
We would also like to stay in a 4*, but are not really bothered in which zone.
Then if we do not get a 4*, we will bid for a lower rated hotel.
For a backup, we would prefer a lower rated hotel, closer to our budget.
This is my new order of preference!
10 Times Square
9 Midtown West
7 Madison Square Garden
8 Midtown East
5 Empire State Building
2 Central Park South
3 Chelsea Area
12Upper West Side
11 Upper East Side
Thanks for this. Do you need any more info, or need anything else clarified?
Dec
hi noniesin,
there's only a few wins for august, september and october so far, but there's a 4* win for $130, only 1 night thou, also a few 3* for $140-170.
finger's crossed!!
Dec
Hi,
My wife and I will be staying in New York from 21st to 28th Sep 08. It is our first time in New York.
We would like to stay in the following areas, I have put them in order of preference, but this is open to change if you have any advice,
(we are both fit, and enjoying walking!)
Times Square - Theatre District
Madison Square Garden - Convention Area
Midtown West
Midtown East
Upper Midtown - Central Park South
Empire State Building
Chelsea Area
Upper West Side
Upper East Side
We would like to stay in a 4 star deluxe, and if not then a 3 star upscale.
maximum (about $200)- is that realistic?
Can you advise me on a strategy please?
when should I start bidding? I see there has not been any winning bids in that week yet?
Is there anything else you need to know?
King Regards.
Declan.
new york in september
in Priceline Hotels - New York
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Hi there,
i've been away researching and getting to know how re-bidding works. (for 4* at least).
Sorry for wasting your time earlier!
Now I need some advice again.
As a backup I have booked 'the pod' hotel through your Quickbook link as recommended in another post. - So my wife and I won't be on the street!
It is more than I would like to pay, (and we would like our own bathroom), so I have been bidding using the strategy you suggested, but with no success.
I believe my options are;
Bidding for a whole week means I may have to split my bid. ( I would consider 1 move, but not any more).
Another option is to drop to 3*. (which could be ok - (depending on hotel!-i can look at these more closely.))
I havent included soho in my bids, - it is our first visit to NY and we would prefer to be in midtown.
My first question is....
there are under 7 weeks left to bid, (9/21 to 9/28)- is it time to compromise my strategy, or should I keep bidding the same way?
I would really like to get somewhere quickly, but should I wait?
I know my budget may be too low, however there have been wins under my budget for 4* - but not for a whole week...
and what's anyones opinion on staying in soho for first time NY visitors?
I hope I havent went on too much!!
thanks.