nauticagal

Hi, I need help identifying a 4* hotel in Cancun, South Hotel Zone. Checking in Jan 15, 2010 and checking out Jan 21, 2010 for 2 adults. Hotel is coming up as $203.00/night. Here are the amenities listed: Resort , Beachfront , Food and Beverages Included, A La Carte Dining, Water Sports/Activities Included, Evening Entertainment Included, Daily Activities Included, Complimentary Breakfast, Children's Activity Program, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business Center, Golf Nearby, Tennis Nearby, Spa Services, All-Inclusive Thanks for your help!

Just an update: I've been bidding regularly with no luck, so I decided to split up the dates. I ended up getting the Resort level Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino for $101.00 per night from January 9-12. Total was $372.17 with taxes, which is a great deal. Marriott website has rooms listed starting at $449 per night. I haven't had any luck with Jan 12-15, but will keep trying. Thanks, Stephanie

Hello! We have booked our backup reservation at the Wyndham Resort at the rate of $252/night using the Entertainment Book rate. In the meantime, we'll try bidding on priceline since the we're months away from the trip. Hopefully some hotel rooms will open up! Thanks for your help! Steph

Unfortunately we've already purchased our tickets. I guess I'll try to wait and see if the hotels will release more rooms as the date approaches. It seems strange to me that so many hotels are sold out 11 months in advance. Thanks, Steph

Yes we would be willing to split the trip into two sections for the bid if necessary...anything that would help increase our chances of getting a room. Thanks for your help, Steph

Hello. My sister and I just booked our flight to Aruba from January 9-15, 2007. We're getting a little worried because when I check on Expedia, Orbitz and Travelocity"]Travelocity it seems like all but 3 or 4 resorts on the island are completely sold out. I've called hotels directly they are also telling me they're sold out. Do you think the hotels haven't released the rooms for those dates because it's so far in advance or are they really all sold out? We're worried that there may be no rooms available on Priceline during our stay. Our maximum bid on Priceline will be $150/night. Do you think we are better off waiting to bid until the date gets closer or start right away? Right now according to Expedia, Travelocity"]Travelocity & Orbitz these are the only hotels that aren't sold out: Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort and Casino- $520/night Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino- $479/night Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club- $605/night Marriott's Aruba Surf Club- $485/night...sold out on 1/14 Hotwire does have two options available: 3* for $259/night (guessing Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort and Casino based on hotel list) and 4* for $342/night (guessing the Wyndham based on hotel list) Thanks for all your help! Steph

We decided to add on an extra day to our vacation and placed our bid on July 15, 2005. I decided to bid a little lower than the $65/night which was the lowest bid that was accepted for the previous nights. Bid $61/night for a 3* in Downtown Norfolk...accepted! Sheraton Norfolk Waterside I'm a little upset because this is a nicer hotel than the Radisson, but at least the Radisson has free parking. Your Offer Price: $61.00 Number of Rooms: 1 Number of Nights: 1 Subtotal: $61.00 Taxes & Service Fees: $16.03 Total Charges: $77.03

I bid on July 11, 2005. Started out with a bid for $62/night 3* Downtown Norfolk....rejected Free rebid Chesapeake - Bowers Hill $63- rejected Free rebid Chesapeake - Greenbrier Area $64-rejected Free rebid Norfolk Naval Base - Tidewater $65-accepted! Radisson Hotel Norfolk Your Offer Price: $65.00 Number of Rooms: 1 Number of Nights: 4 Subtotal: $260.00 Taxes & Service Fees: $46.23 Total Charges: $306.23