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Took your advise and looked outside Time Square. I went on the HOTWIRE link and got Warwick for $135 a night. 4.5* Rockefeller Center Restaurant, Fitness, Smoke Free, Hi-Speed Internet, Business, Blind Accessible, Deaf Accessible, Travel Accessible, Room Accessible, Bathroom Accessible, Handicapped Parking, Roll-in Shower,

Looking only for Times Square and 3.5* to 4*

I should change the dollar figure to read $150US per night.

I'm going to NY April 5 -7 2019 and thought I would try and bid for a hotel but need some advise on how to start. I'm hoping to pay upto $200 all in if that is possible. Would like a star of at least 3 or more.

Ended up getting the Royal York for $195. Great deal on a great location.

Looking at the zone Downtown Toronto Southwest - Entertainment & Financial Districts and would like to pay around $150 US.

Ended up booking through the hotel Edison directly. Great location and upgraded rooms were very nice and big.

Looking for a 4* hotel in downtown Toronto for around $160 canadian. Can you help me with how I should go about bidding? Date is May 27th.

After reading a lot of sights I new I was not going to find a great deal for the dates I was looking for pre cruise. I started at $175 Fort Lauderdale Beach 3* and was declined. Added Downtown and declined so tried $185 and got 31/2* Riverside Hotel. Not to excited but the reviews look good and I will be arriving late and leaving the next day so saving $75 bucks is ok with me.

Dates are Dec. 8th - 11th

Priceline has 3* Time Square $257 (Two single beds) Restaurant Fitness Center Free Internet Business Cente Is that a good price and do you have any idea what hotel it might be?

I picked Time Square thinking it was the best bet for walking to the areas we are planning to see in the short time we are there. Our main objective is to catch a broadway show, see the Christmas decorations at Rockefeller centre, walk around to see the store window decorations and hit a few nice restaurants. I have used Priceline many of times but a little worried this time because the reviews for the hotels are all over the place. Also I am traveling with my sister so i want a king bed, two queens or two singles so to have a choice of rooms maybe my best bet. I am ok with paying up to $250 a night.

Is it better to try and bid or take a PRICELINE EXPRESS deal on Priceline? Also is there a big difference between 3.5 and 4 star in New York Times Sq.?

Started at a bid of $60 then continued to add 4 areas, (Culver city, Inglewood, Lawdale & USC) while increasing my bid and got it at $68. Didn't really care what hotel I got and the Radisson is going for $118 on priceline so I'd say not a bad deal.