Alexan

Free Parking, Indoor pool(s), Smoke Free Rooms, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business Center, Laundry Facilities (self-service), High-Speed Internet Access.

Little late to the game on responding, but maybe that just means the info is more up-to-date ;) Complete list of amenities: Free Parking, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), High-Speed Internet Access, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Handicapped parking

Amenities: Free Breakfast, Pool(s), Laundry Facilities (self-service), High-Speed Internet Access

Booked the Doubletree Denver/Aurora Dec 14-16 for $52/night. Using the Better Bidding box, of course. Amenities: Free Parking, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), High-Speed Internet Access

Forgot to mention the amenities: Smoke Free Rooms, Fitness Centre, Restaurant(s), Business Centre, High-Speed Internet Access.

Booked on 2/18/2012.

Dates are Feb 20-22.

Alright, well I've finally nailed something down. Here's what I got: Just bid on a 4.5* in the Downtown - SoHo - Financial District (Using the HOTWIRE QuickQuote box, of course). $156/night for two nights. Fitness Center, Restaurant(s), Business Center, High Speed Internet. I knew from the pinned Hotwire Hotel List thread it was probably either the W Downtown or the Tribecca Grand. It was the W.

Thanks, I'll take a look at the Jan-Feb rather than November timeframe.

Hello! Long-time BB user, first time poster. I'm in the rather unique situation of planning a trip, but having a pretty much wide-open timeline as I'll probably be going by myself. That leads to my first question: Are there particular times of the year when prices tend to be lower? Times when there are fewer tourists or when it's particularly pretty? I was originally thinking early November, but could be convinced otherwise. Second question - a friend of mine told me he'd gotten a rather good deal on a four star in New Jersey and found it quite easy getting to and from Manhattan. I'm seeing prices that are moderately lower when I add Hoboken - Jersey City to my searches (using the BB link, of course.) Has anyone tried this? Good or bad experience? Is it worth it? Or does it depend a great deal on the hotel? I'm thinking I may wait until closer to my travel dates (whatever they end up being) to book in hopes that at least some of the rates will drop. Anyone tried the price-drop alerts on Hotwire? Whenever I go I'll probably go with a 3-4 star hotel. Any to try for/avoid? I know I'm asking a lot of questions. I'll take whatever I can get in terms of answers/advice, and I'll keep you posted what I end up doing. Thanks!