jaypali

W Washington DC

7/17-7/18

$123

Godfrey Boston

7/18-7/19

$229

I love the W Brand, and would love to stay at the W Boston, however the $400 rate on July 18th-19th is to much.

If I bid on PRICELINE for 4 Star Hotels, in The Boston Common Area for the dates mention, can be The Rever Hotel, Nine Zero Kimpton, Godfrey Hotel or W Boston.

Being, the W Boston is the least expensive among the hotels listed, are chances great that I do get the W if I bid on PRICELINE?

Any Advice is well appreciated. 

$123 W Washington DC

Did you do the PRICELINE EXPRESS price, or name your own price option by bidding on PRICELINE?

Awesome Deal, Love the W

I'm going to the White house-Downtown Area in Washington on July 17th-18th, and need assistance with a hotel.

On Hotwire, I found a 4.5 Star hotel in that area priced at $219 plus taxes,   The ammentities featured are business center, pet friendly, restaurant spa. 

There's a handful of hotels in that Area with these amenities.   I love the W Hotel Chain, and would love to stay at the W Washington DC, but the $284  rate is not helping.

Any ideas on what this 4.5 star hotel in the White House -Downtown Area could be?

Greetings,

I'm going to the White house-Downtown Area in Washington on July 17th-18th, and need assistance with a hotel.

Two options came at the Express Hotel Option on Priceline for 4 Stars in that area.  1 hotel was priced @ $119, another at $161.

Would anyone have an idea which hotels these are? The amenities are similar, pet friendly,  business center, restaurant, gym. 

Within 2 miles of the White House, the options  with these specific amenities are the Hotel George, W Washington DC, Sofitel, and Lowes

I love the W Hotel Chain, and would love to stay at the W Washington DC, but the $284  rate is not helping.

According to the Express deal for $119, has  regular price is $283, which maybe the W.   Who knows. 

Any ideas would be great

Though the location to most of the city attractions is nice, this hotel has limited amenities compared to other 4 star hotels. No Gym, Business Ctr. No Concierge. 

Hello, aside myself, I've noticed several other people have won a bid at the Crowne Plaza Anaheim Garden Grove, with hotels in the 3.5  star category.

Honestly I did the find the hotel appealing at all,not to mention to recent reviews on tripadvisor speak volumes off the hotel. 

In my 11 plus years of using Priceline, I found deals up to 70% are rarely found in larger cites.

It's those small towns or cities, such as Reno, NV that offer the maximum discount

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I'm happy with my selection, but when I found out about the daily resort fee, I felt I over bidded. 

I wish I would have bidded, $45-$50, but from what I read, The Crowne Plaza Anaheim is accepting rates around $60.00

Last week, I made several attempts with the same rate, got declined, this time I got approved.

I had been planning to stay at a local Best Western, but reviews seemed mixed.  This led me to Priceline, and I won a bid. 

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Faimont San Jose, $57 via Priceline.com