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Thank you very much. Can you also provide a guess on these? HOTWIRE: 2.5 star, Disney Maingate West, $41/night (both HOTWIRE and BiddingHelper.com) 55% recommended, 4 out of 5 on Tripadvisor (501 - 1000 reviews) Wed, May 03 - Tue, May 09 FULL AMENITIES: Free breakfast, Free Internet, Smoke-free rooms, Pool(s), Business center, Self-service laundry, Internet access, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower PRICELINE EXPRESS: 3-Star Express Deal Hotel, Disney Maingate West Area, $53/night Rated 7.0 out of 10 or higher Wed, May 03 - Tue, May 09 Free Parking Restaurant Free Internet Free Breakfast Indoor or Outdoor Pool No Smoking Rooms/Facilities

Hi, Can you please help me ID this hotwire hotel? Thanks! 2.5-star Condo in Walt Disney World - Bonnet Creek area $48/night Wed, May 03 - Tue, May 09 65% recommended (18 reviews) Tripadvisor 4.5 star (101 - 300 reviews) FULL AMENITIES: Free parking, Free breakfast, Free Internet, Smoke-free rooms, Pool(s), Self-service laundry, Internet access, Wheelchair accessible

I wound up having an interesting experience at this hotel. I arrived very late (around 1:30 am) and they didn't have a room for me. They had my reservation but were overbooked. (Brings to mind the Seinfeld episode ). I put up a mild argument about how they shouldn't kick people out who pre-paid. But they arranged for me to stay at the Hilton Garden Inn across the street for free. They refunded the Priceline fee for the night (although I had to call Priceline to get them to put the credit through, even though Priceline themselves called me to say they'd give me a credit). And they wound up giving me a nice room with a view for the 2nd night and a cheap bottle of champagne. I'm not upset about it because I got a free night, and the Hilton Garden Inn was so close and nice enough, although not as nice as the Sheraton. It seemed like this was a common arrangement for the two hotels based on the words of the managers of both hotels. If this is common, I don't think it's a good practice for Priceline to allow it. I wonder what they'd have done if the Hilton Garden Inn was also full? Anyway, the Sheraton itself is very nice. Modern, clean rooms, friendly service. As the Tripadvisor reviews state, the neighborhood doesn't feel unsafe but Canal Street is ugly.

I bid $100 in these areas all at the same time since I had no real location preference. Central Park South Chelsea Area Empire State Building Area Hell's Kitchen Lower East Side Midtown East Midtown West SoHo - Tribeca Times Square - Theatre District Upper West Side Got it on my first try at $100. Thank you for the Priceline Maps tool, it's absolutely fantastic!