Started bidding at $75 and used all the free re-bid zones until I was able to land this. Didn't really mind about staying at N Michigan or Millennium Park area. Just wanted a good 4* hotel, was glad to get this one.
Offer Price:
avg. per room, per night $105.00
Rooms: 1
Nights: 4
Room Subtotal: $420.00
Taxes & Fees: $79.40
Total Charged to Card: $499.40
Many free re-bid zones for 4* in Baltimore. Started at $60 and increased $3 increment snipes until it was accepted at $71.
Offer Price:
avg. per room, per night $71.00
Rooms: 1
Nights: 1
Room Subtotal: $71.00
Taxes & Fees: $18.26
Total Charged to Card: $89.26
Wanted to get the 3* Wyndham but no joy.
Offer Price:
avg. per room, per night $62.00
Rooms: 2
Nights: 3
Room Subtotal: $372.00
Taxes & Fees: $42.12
Total Charged to Card: $414.12
Been trying for 2 days. Started at $115 for 4* today, use the re-bid zones and tried $120, $125, then $127. Happy with the results, this place has really good reviews.
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $127.00
Subtotal: $254.00
Taxes & Fees: $45.90
Total Charges*: $299.90
Tried 3.5*, 3* and 2.5* for a few days with no luck. Decided to try for 2* b/c it seems like most of the 2* hotels have good reviews on tripadvisor. 1st bid of $50 was accepted. Lowest retail price for my dates are $68/night. :)
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $50.00
Subtotal: $100.00
Taxes & Fees: $20.42
Total Charges*: $120.42
Was trying to get Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach but I can live with this. Won on first bid, used $20 bonus cash that I have.
Offer Price Summary
Bonus Cash Per Room, Per Night: more information US$6.67
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: US$85.00
Total Offer Price Per Room, Per Night with Bonus: US$91.67
Total Charges to your Credit Card
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: US$85.00
Subtotal: US$255.00
Taxes & Fees: US$53.07
Total Charges: US$308.07
Started with 3.5* and 3* but no luck. Then started with 2.5* with $98, rejected. Used free rebid upped to $105, accepted for the Inlet Tower.
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $105.00
Subtotal: $210.00
Taxes & Fees: $36.08
Total Charges*: $246.08
Got this after a couple of tries. Plenty of rebid zones for this city. Thanks Tommy135 for the headsup.
1. $57 rejected
2. $60 rejected
3. $62 rejected
4. $64 accepted for the Marriott at Fisherman's Wharf.
Started at $45, worked all the way up to $68 with all the free re-bid zones. Not too happy with the hotel, check my review in the HOTEL REVIEW section.
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $68.00
Subtotal: $272.00
Taxes & Service Fees: $50.85
Total Charges*: $322.85
We stayed here for a couple of nights for the proximity to downtown and the JFK museum. This hotel is big and hosts many conventions and events. There was a line during our check-in, we had to wait. That was not a big deal but the front desk was in such a hurry to check everyone in that it felt very impersonal and more like we were in a conveyor line. Definitely not the same Hyatt we experienced elsewhere.
The location was hard to find when driving by car because it is at the intersection of several major highways in downtown Dallas. You have to navigate through some off ramps and on ramps if you are getting off one of the highway exits. Luckily we had a Garmin GPS and that helped tremendously.
This hotel is part of the Reunion Tower and Arena complex. It looks modern on the outside but the room's were a little dated circa the 1980's. It reminds me of the Hotel Pennsylvania in NYC. The bathroom was small, old manual thermostat, old clunky 27" TV, old carpeting, and the gym had old equipment w/o AC. We had a Priceline reservation, they might have given us a dated room but I have a feeling all the rooms are the same.
There is a big parking lot on the premise of the hotel but they restrict it for valet parking only at an unreasonable price of $20/day. We saved money by parking a block away (albeit down a small incline) at Reunion Blvd West for $10/day or less if you park by the hour. It's called Ace Parking which is directly to the left of the hotel. There is an attendant there 24/7, no in/out access but you don't have to deal with the busy valet. We were there when they honored Ross Perot one night and the hotel was more crowded and the valet was a giant mess. It looked like midtown Manhattan gridlock, we were glad we did self-parking.
The Reunion Tower and restaurant is closed until at least Dec 08 for renovations. If you get a good deal for this place, it's not bad because of the location but otherwise I would stay elsewhere.
Pro's:
Location (within walking distance to JFK museum and the West End area)
Con's:
Dated rooms
Impersonal staff
Old equipment at Gym
Ripoff for Valet
Hard to find by car without GPS
Started at $45, worked all the way up to $65 with all the free rebid zones.
Your Offer Price: $65.00
Number of Rooms: 1
Number of Nights: 2
Subtotal: $130.00
Taxes and Service Fees: $27.79
Total Charges*: $157.79
Was booking 2 rooms for a friend, started at $75 for 3* and was accepted on first try. Should have started a little lower.
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $75.00
Subtotal: $450.00
Taxes & Service Fees: $75.24
Total Charges*: $525.24
Whatever you do, don't bid on 3* for Downtown Vancouver because you might end up getting the Plaza 500 Hotel on PL. It's neither a 3* hotel nor in Downtown Vancouver. I've complained to PL about it to no avail. :)
Started bidding at $75, and added $5 every 24-hr interval.
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: US$110.00
Subtotal: US$330.00
Taxes & Service Fees: US$54.34
Total Charges: US$384.34
Sorry, Cancun is the correct location.
And when I click on My Account -> Hotel - See Details, I only see those 8 amenities listed in the pop up window. Bid was placed a couple of days ago so I don't remember if there were more.
Wouldn't be able to get this great deal without the help and tips from this site. My wife and I were planning to stay at an all-inclusive resort but with the price we saved, we can dine out at a nice place every night. Listed as 4.5* on Hotwire but 4* everywhere else, doesn't bother us at all.
1 room(s) @ PricePerNight:$76.00 per night x NumberOfNights:5 night(s)
SubTotal:$380.00
Tax recovery charge and fees:$51.50
Total $431.50
Amenities Include: Resort, Beachfront, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business Center, Tennis Nearby, Spa Services, Children's Activity Program
$226/night
5/14/08-5/19/08
Resort
Beachfront
Food and Beverage Included
Premium Beverages Included
A La Carte Dining
Water Sports/Activities Included
Evening entertainment Included
Daily Activities Included
Fitness Center
Pool
Restaurants
Laundry Facilities
Hi-Speed Internet Access
Tennis Nearby
Spa Services
Was hoping it might be Dreams but doesn't look like it matches. Thanks for any help.
Your Offer Price: $14.00 (per day)
Total Rental Days: 1 days
Subtotal: $14.00
Taxes and Fees: $7.29
Total Charges: $21.29
Lowest Published Price: $28.99
Just came back from a 2 night stay. Paid $90/night on Priceline for a 3* hotel in the downtown area, neither was this hotel a 3* hotel nor was it in downtown Vancouver. I would avoid bidding for a 3* hotel on PL just so I don't end up here. I would pay more to stay in a 2* hotel. This hotel is due for a major renovation like Cambie Street outside. The rooms are very outdated, cheap beds, ancient thermostat with manual/ancient A/C unit, cheap lighting, tiny elevators, tight corridors, and hot/humid hallways due to no central air.
If you have a car, you'll drive 20 mins to reach downtown. If you're walking, good luck. Also if you have a car, do not park in their $20 per day parking lot. There are plenty of meter parking 1 or 2 blocks away from the hotel that allows you to park for free after 8 or 9 pm. Granted you move your car or pay the meter before 8 or 9 am the next morning.
Pro:
Only stayed 2 nights
The White Spot and Safeway supermarket across the street
Proximity to Cambie Street & Broadway w/Plenty of shops and restaurants
Cons:
Overpriced parking
2 elevators for a 18 floor hotel
Old rooms
Small bathroom
Cheap beds
Old A/C unit
No central A/C
And Nowhere near downtown
Started bidding for 3* at $75, added free re-bid zones, got nothing until $90. Not what I hoping for based on reviews on Tripadvisor but the price is good for July.
Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: US$90.00
Subtotal: US$180.00
Taxes & Service Fees: US$38.20
Total Charges: US$218.20
Your Offer Price: $61.00
Number of Rooms: 2
Number of Nights: 1
Subtotal: $122.00
Taxes & Service Fees: $22.60
Total Charges*: $144.60
First bid of $50 was accepted. Not bad for our Memorial day weekend trip, very good reviews on tripadvisor.
Your Offer Price: $50.00
Number of Rooms: 2
Number of Nights: 2
Subtotal: $200.00
Taxes & Service Fees: $25.80
Total Charges*: $225.80
Your Offer Price: $27.00
Total Rental Days: 3
Subtotal: $81.00
Taxes & Fees: $27.32
Total Charges: $108.32
Failed multiple attempts at 3* and 2.5*. Started at $58 for 2* and rejected, this was my second attempt for 2*.
Your Offer Price: $63.00
Number of Rooms: 2
Number of Nights: 2
Subtotal: $252.00
Taxes & Service Fees: $30.76
Total Charges*: $282.76
4* Newark (Hoboken - Jersey City) W Hoboken
in Hotwire Hotels - New Jersey
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The entire NYC metro area is a mess, Hoboken was hammered by storm surge from Sandy, you're better off visiting another time.
NBC-TV reporting 20,000 people in Hoboken trapped by flood waters