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Thanks for the quick reply. I am going to hold off as I was hoping for a Port Orleans property.  I will continue to check and ask again if anything else pops up.  Any idea what the difference would be in amenities between Caribbean beach resort and Port Orleans?

Hoping this is a Disney property.  Comes up as $120 on BiddingHelper.com.

3.5* WDW Bonnet Creek $117/night 6/15-6/17

Amenties:

Restaurant

Free Internet

Indoor or Outdoor Pool

No Resort Fees.

Any ideas?  

Thank you!

Thanks for your help.  

I am seeing the same hotel the OP submitted when I am searching on different dates.  

What hotel would be your best guess?

4-Star Hotel  $125/ Night  Walt Disney World - Bonnet Creek Area

Very Good 8+ /10 

Business Center

Indoor or Outdoor Pool

Fitness Center

No Smoking Rooms/Facilities

Similar to Hilton, Hyatt, Kimpton, Marriott, W, Westin

No Resort Fees

Thank you!

I am Going to try to bid on Mayfair/Soho and Bloomsbury and eventually open up to Regents park in the next week if nothing gets booked. I am currently using all 12 of my possible bids but having little success with me going up to $130. I am thinking I will have to branch out of these two zones to have a chance at hitting a hotel in my price point. Thanks for the advice!

Hi all,

I am looking to find a hotel in London December 2nd- December 5th. I understand the bidding process and have been using the links. I am travelling alone and have tried Mayfair-Soho up to $131 for a 4 star hotel. After reading the boards it seems like I might not be able to get a hotel room for my $130 maximum. ($150ish a night after taxes)

What other areas should I look at that would be a good alternative to Mayfair - Soho? I am in my late 20s and want to be near an active area as I plan on going out for drinks as well as being a tourist for those 3 days. I just don't want to bid on an area that gets me put in the outskirts of London. Any help would be appreciated.