Escapethesnow

I am just exploring all my options...of course I will go higher on priceline but for now I ran out of bids. I do not like the location of the Sheraton, plus there is an additional $20 fee, so it's $144 not $124. This is why I am asking what the other hotels are, so I can check the locations and descriptions. If my priceline bids get higher with no takers, I want to be ready to accept the hotwire bids. I always use your links to go to either site as I do appreciate the information available here. Thanks

No, that was for my father. My dates are Feb 25-26. I have bid up to $115 for a resort and $100 for a 3.5* with no luck. I know the San Juan Conrad Condado does not have any vacancy nor does the Sheraton Old San Juan. I found what I believe to be the Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel and Casino for $124 + taxes and resort fee through Hotwire. The two 3.5* hotel I was inquiring about were $155 for the Condo and $157 for the hotel. Thanks

I need help with the ID of two 3.5* hotels in San Juan. The amenities do not match any of the hotels listed 1. Near Beach, Smoke Free Rooms, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business Center, Laundry Facilities, High-speed Internet Access, Tennis Nearby, Children's Activity Program. 2. Studio, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business Center, Tennis Nearby, Spa Services, Condo Thanks in advance for the help. I have been using the PRICELINE link for bidding (without success yet) and the HOTWIRE link.

The Hotwire prices end up being higher than they look. The 3.5* at $145/ngt also has tax of $21 and a resort fee of $20. The 3* does not have a resort fee, but the tax is $40, so they both work out to be about the same. I am surprised that a 3.5* would have a resort fee. I guess I'll just have to take my chances with Priceline if I want the (potentially) cheaper price.

Thanks for your quick reply. Thanks also for the link...I should have looked at the FAQ section before I posted. My dates are Feb 11, 2011 for one night pre-cruise. I actually need two rooms, one for 2 adults and one for 2+2. I would be willing to pay up to 120 per room. To get that price on Hotwire it looks like I would need to drop to a 2.5 star. Is this true, or am I missing something?

I was about to bid on a room in San Juan and noticed that the rooms are guaranteed to accommodate 2 adults. Does anyone know the likelihood of getting a room with only one bed. We were planning on bidding for a 3.5 star hotel. Thanks. (I used the PRICELINE link to start my bid)