sabrinalane03

I am going to get a room in Vancouver but have a question about canceling. I know that priceline says that it is non refundable but is there any way that I can cancel aside from getting trip insurance?

I am going to be spending 3 days in Vancouver and then 2 in Whistler. Since the tickets from Miami are already booked, I can't go later. I am traveling to Whistler from Vancouver on the perimeter bus that goes from near the Pinacle to Whistler.

I did not book a refundable room in Whistler because I could not find a hotel that had refundable rooms for the date that I wanted because it is still considered to be part of the peak season.

I lost with 79. for a 2* or 1* I am so annoyed that I am now going to be paying more than what the full price was when I started months ago. Since I don't have a car, I don't know how I would get from squamish to whistler aside from paying for a taxi or are there greyhound type buses that go from squamish to whistler? now that I saw that someone got a 4 star for around 130 a night I am going to go up to 85.

I am only staying one night. 3/27-3/28. What I think I might do, even though commuting will be a pain is travel to whistler the morning of 3/27, travel to vancouver the night of 3/27, and the travel back to whistler the morning of 3/28. I just don't want to pay for three nights but only be there one. It might even be cheaper to just pay the overpriced 130 for one night at the best western listel instead of paying for 3 nights on priceline. Thanks for the suggestion. It is just my luck that there is some sort of a celebrity ski festival in whistler on the 28th. That is probably why the rooms are more expensive this year than last year.

It is up to 74 a night. I waited too long to buy a room directly through a hotel because now I will be paying more for a room than I would have if I had bought one when they were 89 canadian a night. Does anyone know why the rates are so high? It is now more for a one star in whistler than a 4 star in vancouver. Last year I got a room in whistler for 50.

As a result of the time that I am traveling, I did not find a refundable place. I have not yet booked a place yet but will have to soon because the prices for places like the Aplenglow and Coast Whistler are now above $110. My latest rejected bid was $60.

$58 was rejected for the same date in the same zone as previously posted. The hotels still have the same price listed. I am wondering if anyone has a suggestion as to what number would not be lowballing it but also wouldn't be bidding too much. If the rates are $89 canadian I could essentially wind up bidding 60 and then with the taxes and fees the total would be around 75 american.

$57 was rejected for the date previously listed for the star rating previously listed. The hotels in the region still have the same advertised prices.

I raised my bid for the whistler property for 3/27-3/28 to $55 for a one star. The price that the places are currently going for is still 89 canadian.

I raised the price to $52 and still didn't get the room. I am going to wait the 72 hours and then go up to $55. The price for the Alpenglow is still 89 canadian so I have a feeling that I might just get a room straight from a hotel's website if I don't get it from priceline for 55.

I started out bidding 50 for a 4 star. Then I added delta and changed the price to 51. Finally, I added another dollars and added the 3* box. 52 was accepted for the holiday inn on howe. I am staying 3/26-3/27. It isn't what I was hoping for and doesn't seem like that much of a bargain considering the hotel is currently charging 82 U.S. for that same date and when the taxes and fees are added, my total price is 69. I guess I can tell myself that I at least save 13 dollars but for future bids, is there something that I could have or should have done to get a better deal? Should I have dropped the price to 45ish since I added the 3* box? I guess I was just lucky last year when I bid 55 and got the rennissance marriot that was on the water and had an amazing view of the north shore and the park.

I bid 47 for a one star for march 27 through march 28. The current price is 89 through Orbitz for places like the alpenglow for that date.

3/26-3/27

The current price for a price like the coast whistler and alpenglow is between 89 to 99 canadian. I bid 50 for a 2.5 for 3/27-3/28 and it was not accepted. Any suggestions on what I should go up to?

What type of a hotel do people think that I would get if I bid 50 for downtown vancouver? Would a 4* be about of my reach at this price? Is it too much for a 3 *?

one night on 3/25/06 in burnaby.

i bid 45.