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It is the Viceroy. I thought I would try my luck. It has a great location right off central park.

I am very happy, big savings and just wanted to hang out at a resort for the day. Price: avg. per room, per night $131.00 Rooms: 1 Nights: 1 Room Subtotal: $131.00 Taxes & Fees: $25.15 Priceline Hotel Coupon: -$6.55Congratulations! Your 5% coupon successfully applied! Total Charged to Card: $149.60 Information priceline had listed before accepting: $21.00 hotel fee charged at checkout Indoor or outdoor pool, pets allowed, Restaurant, fitness center, and Business center were amenities listed Guest Rating 8.0 Guest Favorite

Tried for 5 and 4.5 star first at $100.00 and was denied. $100.00 a night bid. $241.62 after taxes and fees.

Amenities: Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Accessible for the blind, Accessible for the deaf, Free Parking 3-star Hotel in Key West This Hotel features the following amenities: Pool(s) Property offers at least one pool area; hours and dates of operation may be seasonal. Restaurant(s) Property offers at least one restaurant on the premises; hours and days of operation may vary. Accessible for the blind Braille or raised signage Accessible for the deaf TTY for telephone, visual or flashing fire alarm and vibrating alarm clock Free Parking <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Free Internet <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Accessible path of travel <amenity names only please... not descriptions> In-room accessibility Accessible path from the room entrance to the window, the bed and the bathroom; accessible hardware and minimal resistance to open the door; accessible temperature controls and window coverings Accessible bathroom Raised toilet, hand-held shower and grab bars at the tub and toilet Handicapped parking <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Roll-in shower Bathroom has a roll-in shower Thank you for your help!

I just stayed there over thanksgiving week. The location is one block from grand central station. I walked to time square. It took me about 20 minutes. I walked to the United Nations and that took about 20 minutes too. The lobby is grand. Checkin and checkout was no problem. We received a king bed in a nonsmoking room on the 11th floor. The room was clean and we got maid service every day. Outside noise was not too bad. I only heard the occasional siren from a police car. Overall I had a great stay here.

Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $120.00 Subtotal: $360.00 Taxes & Fees: $82.53 Total Charges*: $442.53 The Roosevelt Hotel New York Midtown East 45th And Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017 212-661-9600 Looks really nice. I am happy with my bid. $110.00 was denied. I also bid on midtown west and soho.

Hotel Palomar Arlington, A Kimpton Hotel 4 Star Arlington 1121 N 19th Street Arlington, Virginia 22209 703-351-9170 Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $80.00 Subtotal: $480.00 Taxes and Fees: $79.86 Total Charges*: $559.86 I did two rooms. I was looking at vacation prices but did not like the flights. I noticed they list priceline value rate under room rates. I decided to bid by subtracting flight price and bid was accepted. Area and hotel look great.

Resort, Beachfront, Food and Beverages Included, A La Carte Dining, Water Sports/Activities Included, Evening Entertainment Included, Daily Activities Included, Children's Activity Program, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Tennis Nearby Subtotal : $693.00 tax and fees : $7.15 Total : $700.15 I think this will be great deal for all inclusive, looks like a nice place.

I bid $86.00 first on a 4* and then rebid with boutique. Saved some money and happy with hotel.

You can leave luggage at hotel you will be checking into until room is ready.

Luxor has dates april 1-2 for $80.00 and $90.00 Monte Carlo has cheap rates those nights also. Tropicana is not 4 or 5 stars but they have special for $46.00 a night some of the nights you requested. Check the promotions under there websites. Their links are under the support/travel links section here.

Sign up for a players club card at MGM grand online at https://www.playersclub.com/ Then go to mgm grand website and room reservations and use promo code SDM024 Room rate will be $110.00 $110.00 and $70.00 When arriving at MGM grand get your players club card at there players club counter. Then go checkin.

The imperial palace runs a special called casino gold. They charge $65.00 a weekday and $85.00 a weekend night. They are on heart of strip also. Also looks like they have a nice pool area. Their website is www.imperialpalace.com

Little update. I emailed the hotel requesting two beds and a smoking room. Was staying with my brother. They emailed me back and said that it is all set. I got to hotel and was offered the smoking room overlooking the parking lot, or could take a nonsmoking room overlooking the bay, but they would send up an ashtray and could smoke on the balcony. I took the view of the bay. They put me up on the 6th floor which was the top floor. The view was great, and after driving around area. I think we had the best view of the bay compared to where the other hotels were located nearby. The room was nice. The only bad part was that the pool was closed all weekend. But there was a public beach walking distance from the hotel. The water was not that deep at the beach. Clearwater beach which was about 15 minute drive was much nicer. They did have a nice bar at the hotel that was outside and had live music saturday night. They have three volleyball courts and jetski rentals also. Hotel was about 5 minutes from the airport. Overall nice place except for pool being closed.

first bid $50.00 accepted, 3 nights and tax was $177.77 Also emailed hotel next day to get a smoking room and two double beds, and they emailed back saying I was all set for my stay.

Here is a little review for everyone. First arrived in Chicago by Amtrak because I was traveling from Wisconsin. I took a cab from union station to hotel and it cost around $12. I arrived at the Hyatt and a bell man opened our cab door and asked if we wanted our bags carried upto the room. Considering we only had one bag we said no thanks. We then proceeded into the large lobby. There was a couple bars that I noticed and plenty of great views with all the windows. We took an escalator up a floor where we checked in and had no problems at all. We could have used a machine to checkin, but we got help from the desk because I did not know what type of room we would get. We were booked for a nonsmoking king room. I got it changed to a smoking room with no problems. We then took the elevator to the eighth floor where are room was located. It had a nice view of the John Hancock building and the river. The room had a very comfortable bed with 4 pillows and a body pillow. There was a stocked fridge, desk where internet access could be hooked upto, TV that could be swiveled to change the view to where you were sitting in the room. There was also a nice chair that you would just sink into, and a couch with a little coffee table on wheels. I liked the room but I think I would have moved the bed to where the couch was. Cause it was hard to get a good view of the TV where we were sitting. But that did not bug us too much because we spent most of the time away from the room. The bathroom was nothing special, sink, bathtub/shower, toilet and a hair dryer. I did like the toilet paper better then most hotels though. It wasn't that hard construction paper type toilet paper that most hotels have. I looked at prices of room service and it was expensive but expected that for area and type of hotel it was. After spending little bit of time in room we decided to walk around hotel. There were many shops located in an underground walkway. Salons and spas and such. We found the fitness room and it had many different things to workout on. I was thinkng a pool would be located by the fitness center but no luck or maybe I just missed it. I did not find the pool, maybe there was or was not one, but I did not ask at the desk where it would be located if they did have one. We then decided to talk to the concierge who was located next to the front desk about where to go and what to see. It was around 5 pm and most of the local museums which are a short walk or a short cab drive away were closing. He recommended Navy Pier which was a short walk away. It was a nice night so it was not too bad walking. There was plenty too see there. But would be better during summertime. Some of the other attractions and clubs we saw were close too by cab. In the morning they slipped the bill for the extras under the door which was nothing because we did not take any of the food or have parking or any other extras. We checked out by phone at noon following the directions on back of bill. It was very simple, all you have to do is leave name and room number and leave the hotel keys in the room. As we left bell hop got us a taxi which was no problem considering they are all lined up outside of hotel at all times. Overall very enjoyable. Great locations, clean room, no noise problems, plenty to do in hotel and around hotel.

Hotel was located in a nice neighborhood. Many shops and restraunts within walking distance. The drive downtown was a straight shot down poplar dr.. Took us about ten minutes to drive to beale street where al the action is going on in memphis. Also took about ten minutes to get to graceland using the freeway. As for the hotel checkin was not a problem. They gave us chocalate chip cookies which were warm and yummy. I had called ahead to make sure I got a smoking room which was no problem. The room was on the second floor and overlooked the pool. Which was kind of a disappointment cause it was very loud with the pool noise. We were also closest to the elevator which was nice, but you could hear people in the hallway quite clearly. The room came with a small refridgerator, desk and chair, coffee maker, chair with foot rest, TV with cable and HBO, nice comfortable bed with down pillows and blanket. The bathroom was big and spacious. The hotel was in a very nice and safe area. Parking was free and no issues finding a spot to park. There is a very nice heated indoor/outdoor pool where you can swin outside by going under a divider. There is a fitness room next to the pool with TV inside and couple treadmills and exercis bikes and a weight system. We were told that the pool and fitness center was open 24 hours yet there was a sign for designated hours. We had checked to see if it was open after hours and it was not locked. So not sure if it was 24 hours or not. There was a restraunt in the lobby that looked nice but did not get a chance to eat there. Overall I really liked the hotel. Only problem was noise from pool and people in hallway.

Ok my review was that hotel was in a great location. Overlooked the capital building. Lobby was nice and the room was ok. The parking was free. Room was clean and had two beds. The bathroom was little small but was good enough. It had a coffee maker with couple packets of wolfgang puck coffee. We did not stay in room much though. We took the hotel shuttle for free to a concert at a local arena. Was great they dropped us right in front and picked us up after the show( guess it wasn't free since we tipped driver little cash, but considering we did not have to pay for parking at show was worth it). Hotel was also a block away from state street where all the shopping, bars and restraunts are located. Good stay for the price.

Unless it had an indoor water park at that resort I would not want to stay there at that time of year. Almost everything is closed down in the dells in december.

restaurant(s), pool(s), fitness center, High-Speed internet access, Business Center, Laundry Facilities 9150 BAYMEADOWS ROAD Jacksonville, Florida 32216 (904) 737-1700 1 room(s) @ :$53.00 per night x 2 night(s) :$106.00 Taxes and fees:$18.51 Hotel Subtotal $124.51 Total Price :$124.51 reserved through hotwire for my parents who are taking my nephew so wanted to use hotire so they get two beds. They will be there another two days but not sure if they want to stay in jacksonville, so will be doing another bid later this week for them. They were kinda hesitant since they get senior citizen discount.

restaurant(s), fitness center, spa, and tennis nearby Ok I just got back from my stay. Here is my review. First I called the hotel ahead of time(couple days) to see if I could get a smoking room with two double beds. They were happy to arrange that. I arrived at the hotel after getting lost driving there, but was pleased at the looks of the hotel. It overlooks the river on one side and lake michigan and navy peir on the other side. As we pulled up we asked the valet where we could park and he said it was all valet parking. We were not informed of price of parking but it was $41 a night which was posted on a sign that we missed. So that was kind of a bummer. We then proceeded to checkin and had no problems at all. Our room was on the 5th floor. The view was facing the river and the hyatt regency which was next door. They had a mini fridge stocked and very nice furniture. The room was very clean and had plenty of towels and two robes. The bathroom had a nice glass shower and a seperate tub, besides the nice sink area and toilet, also a coffee maker and a hair dryer. We had neighbors on both sides of our room who were kinda noisy. The room had internet access on the TV and an ethernet jack for if you wanted to hookup a laptop. The fitness center pool and hot tub were located on the 42nd floor. Had a great view from up there. The pool hot tub,and saunna were free, but I think the fitness area costed extra. When arriving at the pool you had to sign in and they had towels available for the guests there. Overall Parking was the only real dissappointment Room was nice Great Location Friendly service

It was first bid.

I wanted to stay near beale street so I bid downtown first at $45. Was denied. I then opened up a new browser and priceline and checked what was available in town as 3 star. I then added an area that did not have a 3 star and bid $55. still no luck. I did same thing a couple times and still no luck. My highest bid was $85 a night. Like I said there was an international blues competition going on downtown. So maybe that is why I had no luck. I then chose all areas and lowered bid knowing that there was 3 star hotels in this area and bid 45

yes 50 was my first bid.

yes, I used hotwire. I had bid on priceline and was unsuccessful, and did not want to change the area for the stay and thought it was good price for 4 star and area so went with it. Sorry did not write down ammenities that were listed. I am new to here so next time if I use hotwire I will list them. But I seam to have better luck with priceline