krloeb

No I can and will go higher but wanted to make sure there were rooms available before I over bid. I have read you other FAQ and thoughts. Thanks

I will use the links. We are heading to Maui April 3-11, 2009 and have been bidding on the "resort" rating of hotels. I have been low balling up to $160 to test things and have been unsuccessful so far. I realize it is during the high season and may require a higher bid but was worried that the rooms were not listed so far in the future. I have used you recommendations before and have been very happy with the results. KL

Hi, We are planing a trip to Hawaii 300 days from now. Is there a time that rooms become available? I have tried several low ball bids and been unsuccessful. keith

Just a quick update since we are still on vacation. The Hotel Harbor Court is ggreat. After reading you helpfull suggestions and colmments we decided it was not worth fighting about. We were prepared to either sleep on the floorr or split up with me staying at a friends place across town. Harbor court gave us one of their few rooms with a king size bed for both nights. Then they invited the kids into the lobby for warm cookies and milk prior to bed. We awoke the next day well refreshed and went across the street to a great farmer's market. Thanks for your helpful comments. I will still press priceline to classify the boutique hotels seperately. KeithL

Hi, We just place some bids for hotel in San Francisco. June 24 and 25, 2005. We are family of four and placed a bid for a 3 star hotel. We were given the Horbnor court for $65.00 per night. However there is $30 parking. The problem is we need two beds and the boutique hotels only have a single bed and do not accomidate a family of four. This is the first time we have had this problem in over 20 priceline interactions. Has anyone else had a similar problem? Priceline states that a boutique is an upgrade and is allowed according to their policy. They are refusing to cancel the reservation. In addition their customer service is very unpleasant to deal with. Keith L