I appreciate the feedback and advice. I'll look into these and let you know how what we decided to go with. One question: If I were to search opaque hotels for 2 + 1 child, will I run into any problems checking in with the just to the two of us, or alternatively, might there be additional fees for the "extra" person? Cheers!
When I "choose" the hotel, I get one option, pre-selected for Room Types:
"Room Rates are based on the number of travelers in your party and are backed by our Best Price Guarantee"
and then the only option is selected and says: "Included: Best Package Rate: will comfortably sleep up to two people"
We are planning on leaving Vancouver (YVR) the morning of Nov.1, and return the evening of Nov. 5th.
Cheers.
Cheers, I've posted a brief follow-up to those two previous threads. I've also done a bit more research on the Boston trip, and the same package can be booked through Orbitz for $1052 pp, and includes the option to book two doubles. I'm leaning towards this way at the moment, though any advice to the contrary is certainly appreciated.
Was asked to follow-up to this thread. As it stands, my wife has booked a room at the Rialto. Free cancellation, though, in case we find a better deal. My wife was hesitant to book the secret property, as the radius for Victoria was fairly large, and she wanted to ensure a hotel in a central location.
As a follow-up, at that time of year, rooms in Seattle were quite expensive, and booking separate rooms was going to be pricy. We therefore decided to share a room at "Silver Cloud Inn" Lake Union. The property offered a suite with a separate bedroom, and we decided this was the best option. The only downside is that the one bathroom was only accessible by entering the bedroom. The hotel wasn't really close to downtown, but offered a complimentary shuttle. We booked directly through the hotel's website, I believe, as we decided we'd like the assurance of cancellation in case our plans changed or we found a better price elsewhere. All things considered, we were satisfied with our choice.
Hello all,
My brother and I are planning a trip to Boston in November to see the Patriots/Broncos.
Doing some searching, Price.line seems to have some pretty good deals on flight+hotel packages, but is there any way to ensure a room with two beds?
For example I can book a return flight and 4 nights at Seaport Boston hotel for $927.18, but there's no indication whether the room would have two beds.
Is there a site that allows me to specify I'm searching for two beds?
Any other tips/tools I might consider?
Thanks very much in advance.
Thanks for the reply. It looks like full list of amenities is as follows: Free internet, Resort, Suite, Indoor pool(s), Smoke Free Rooms, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Business Center, Self Service laundry, Spa Services, Accessible for the blind, Accessible path of travel, in-room accessibility, Wheelchair accessible, Accessible bathroom, Handicapped parking, Roll-in shower. Cheers, Alan
Hello all, I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but is there an easy way to help ID a hotwire hotel? On a search for Oct. 11-13 for Victoria, BC, there is a 4 Star hotel available for $117 (standard price $234) for "Downtown Victoria". Amenities include Free Internet, Resort, Suite, Indoor Pool(s), Smoke Free Rooms, Fitness Centre, Pool(s), Business Center, Self Service laundry. It is given a 4/5 rating on Trip Advisor and a 95% recommendation out of 792 total reviews. Any ideas?
Ideally, we wouldn't want to spend much more than $150 per night, per room. Rates do look high for this particular weekend though. Maybe I'd have better luck at 3.5* ?
Sorry, looking for two separate rooms. Thanks! Although, having said that, if there was a room available with separate sleeping areas for two couples, that might work, too.
Good afternoon, Apologies in advance if this is the incorrect place to put this, I'm new the site. My wife and I, and another couple, are staying in Seattle the nights of August 17th and 18th. We'd like a minimum 3.5* hotel with walking distance of Pike Place/Stadium District/Downtown. An initial bid of $100 on a 4-Star in either Pike Place or Downtown bididng area was turned down. I will rebid using the PRICELINE link provided, but any ideas or tips for finding a decent price? Thanks!
