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Thanks! We'll likely need something a little more 'grown-up,' so I'll continue my search. Thanks for the heads up on the support page!

Sorry about that; I went another route on each trip. Each update is now posted. Thanks again for any help!

Wound up using ICHotels points for a one-night stay at the Crowne Plaza Times Square. Then booked 3 nights at the Tuscany Hotel in Murray Hill for $209/nt. Booked through Travelocity

Wound up booking the stay directly at the Jasmine House hotel for an average of $149/night. Got a great rate, and thoroughly enjoyed the bed and breakfast stay.

Hello, I am looking for a one-night stay in Green Bay, 9/17-9/18, and am very interested in knowing what the 3.5* hotel for $67 is.

Amenities: Resort, Smoke-free rooms, Fitness Center, Pool, Restaurant, Business Center, Laundry, Hi-Speed internet, Golf

Any educated guesses? Can the Tundra Lodge be it? That is the only resort I know of in Green bay proper?

Thank you for your time

That's what I see now, too. Very strange, I wonder which 4* only has a restaurant??

I see Mills House offered through Orbitz at $132/night. My budget is actually anything under $200/nt, and we're aiming for a top-rated TripAdvisor hotel.

I've never tried Priceline before, should I give it a go?

It now comes up: restaurant, biz center, hi-speed internet

95% recommendation

Hello, do we have any idea of the identity of the 4* downtown Charleston, SC hotel, with only Restaurant amenity listed?

I have turned up a 152 nightly rate for 8/11-8/15. Thanks

I did not see a reply to this, except for the 'Please click PRICELINE link before replying' statement???

Thanks for the quick response; We'd like to stay at least 3*. The 2.5*'s seem to get risky, though some can be ok. We'd prefer to stay away from the Uppers.

We'd pay on the higher end of our budget for the highest rated hotel. But I'd also be curious to know just how low we can go to get a respectable 3*, depending on the difference...

Thanks again!

Hello, we are planning a trip to NYC for four nights, check-in Thur 7/14, check-out Monday 7/18.

Two adults, one small child, however we are fine risking a one-bed room. Our budget is roughly $100 night, which was fine a week or so ago, but I've noticed the rates rising and rising. Should I wait it out and see if rates come down? Or should I start bidding aggressively now?

We are not concerned with area, as long as it is Manhattan. And somewhat close to subway lines.

Any help or strategy would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!