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I just got the Marriott Boulder for $95. I used your PRICELINE link. I first bid $80 and they counter $104. I rejected it and bid $90 and $95 and then I got it. Calling now to request two beds.

Oh I'm sorry what I meant to say was I want to get the cheapest hotel in any zone but if the hotel in the North Zone was not the cheapest by only 10 dollars then I would go with the North Zone.

Do I go halfway when they counteroffer?

Hey guys, I'm booking a hotel in Boulder as part of a multi day road trip. I am going to be staying there 7/3-7/11. I looked at the maps and I wish to stay in the Boulder zone and to be in a 3.5 star hotel. According to the list there is only one, the Boulder Marriott. I am prepared to spend up to $120 a night. I think what I'm looking for is a bidding strategy but any other help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I would prefer to get the lowest price no matter what zone but if the savings are negligible than I would prefer to go to the North Zone. My goal is to get the least expensive 2.5 star hotel. My maximum bid would be ~100 but obviously I would like less.

Hey all. I'm new to both Priceline and BetterBidding. I am going on a road trip in which I'll be stopping in Sioux Falls for one night on 6/30-7/1. I looked at the maps and I would prefer if I was in the North zone of Sioux Falls with a 2.5 star at least. I will be willing to go the main Sioux Falls zone if it would be a better deal. After that I'll be camping in the Badlands/Mt. Rushmore area before moving on to Boulder for 4 nights on 7/3-7/7. I wish to stay only in Boulder and not in the surrounding towns and it would be preferable to have at least 2.5 star but It would be great if we could get up to a 3.5 star. I hope you guys can help me. Thanks!