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I went ahead and booked directly with Hotel 50 Bowery with a price match to Expedia, since the price was about the same between Expedia and HOTWIRE. Thanks!

This is the full amenities list using the Bidding Helper tool (which wasn't working for some reason when I posted this last night): Free Internet, Pet friendly, Smoke-free rooms, Fitness center, Restaurant(s), Internet access A little cheaper now at $146/night. Either hotel is fine from the reviews. Cheaper would be better, obviously. I'm looking to stay in the LES area. $200/night is the budget.

Need help to ID 4.5 Star NYC Lower East Side hotel listed at $158/night. 1 room and 2 adults. Amenities include: Fitness center Pet friendly Restaurant(s) Smoke-free rooms Hoping it is Hotel Indigo, but looks to be more like Hotel 50 Bowery NYC. Any ideas?

$102/night North Austin Free parking Free breakfast Pet friendly Boutique hotel Fitness center Pool(s) Business center Self-service laundry Internet access

I ended up booking another property (using the link here, of course) on HOTWIRE. It was a cheaper 3-star property called Sleep Inn & Suites Austin Northeast.

Looking for help on a 4-star hotel in Downtown Austin and Town Lake. Dates 10/20 to 10/21. $213/night. 52% off from original price of $444/night 90% recommended on Hotwire. Message states: Book soon! The last person got the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center at the University of Texas FULL AMENITIES: Free Internet, Smoke-free rooms, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Golf nearby, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking

I booked through Expedia (which was cheaper) using the board links and got The Milburn. Thanks for all of your help!

If it is The Milburn Hotel, it looks like it would be cheaper to book through Travelocity, Expedia or Hotels.com. Which of these sites would be the best (and cheapest with possible coupons) to book through?

If it is The Milburn Hotel, it looks like it would be cheaper to book through Travelocity, Expedia or Hotels.com ($150/night). Which of these sites would be the best (and cheapest with possible coupons) to book through?

So I decided to take the advice here and from a family member and look in the Upper West Side. I found a 3-star hotel for $153/night. FULL AMENITIES: Free breakfast, Free Internet, Fitness center, Restaurant(s), Internet access, Kitchenette On the Hotwire website, it says the last person got The Milburn Hotel.

Brooklyn seems to have the best prices and I will likely spend a lot of time in Brooklyn this time. I will spend one of the days in Manhattan and the rest of the time in Brooklyn. Unless you can recommend some areas in Manhattan that have listings which are comparable in price to the ones I listed.

Here are the other 2 listings (same dates and location): 3-star $164/night FULL AMENITIES: Free parking, Free breakfast, Free Internet, Boutique hotel, Smoke-free rooms, Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower 3.5-star $173/night FULL AMENITIES: Free Internet, Boutique hotel, Fitness center, Business center, Internet access

Yes, I am looking to save money and plus I stayed in Manhattan (Times Square) during my last trip. While it was fine, I want to stay somewhere that is not so touristy. I've never stayed in Brooklyn before. Is there something wrong with staying there? I will post the other hotels soon. Any guess as to the first hotel I posted?

Need help identifying this 3.5 star hotel in downtown Brooklyn. Travel dates are 5/9/2016 to 5/12/2016. $167/night. FULL AMENITIES: Free breakfast, Free Internet, Pet friendly, Business center, Internet access, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower There are one or two other hotels that caught my eye as well. I don't know if I should list them now.

I went ahead and booked a Hilton hotel directly through their site. Thank you.

Reviews are somewhat mixed for that hotel. Will not book there. Still looking. Thanks.

Trying to ID this 4-star hotel in Myrtle Beach. Travel dates: 6/21/2016 to 6/23/2016. 2 rooms. $135/night. FULL AMENITIES: Free Internet, Indoor pool(s), Smoke-free rooms, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower

I just booked the hotel and it was indeed, the Surfcomber. Thank you for all your help.

Thank you, I was hoping it would be the Surfcomber. That hotel has good reviews from what I have read. I will book either tonight or tomorrow (via links here) and report back.

Dates are 2/3/2016 to 2/9/2016, one room. 4-star hotel in Miami Beach in South Beach - Oceanfront Collins area for $247/night. FULL AMENITIES: Free Internet, Pet friendly, Boutique hotel, Beachfront hotel, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Internet access, Golf nearby, Tennis nearby

I went ahead and booked a hotel through jetsetter. Thanks.

I'm reading reviews for the Miami South Beach Bentley Hilton, and they don't look good. Any places you would recommend for $200/night or less in the same area with the same quality?

Looking at dates 5/6 to 5/11. Showing $195/night....down from $369/night 4.5 star hotel 85% recommended FULL AMENITIES: Pet friendly, Suite, Boutique hotel, Beachfront hotel, Smoke-free rooms, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Kitchenette, Spa services, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Roll-in shower

We've decided to put off going to Los Angeles till early August. And we'll be taking our 6-year old son. Any suggestions would still be appreciated.

We bought the pass for our trip to NYC last year. We purcashed the hop-on hop-off option. It was okay for seeing the entire city relatively quickly, but most of our guides were less than informative. Like Penelope stated, a lot of the 'savings' listed are exaggerated. Many of the museums listed take donations, so there technically is no listed price for admission. Plus, it's doubtful you will have time to visit even half of the places on the list. If I had to do it again, I probably would not purchase it.