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Can anyone help identify which 3.5* Central Park are hotel this i? For March 6-8 at $126 a night, Hotwire shows Boutique Hotel Restaurant(s) High-Speed Internet Access 80% customer hotwire reviews Thanks in advance. (My apologies if I should have put my two hotels in one thread; it's been awhile since I used the board.)

Can anyone help identify which 2.5* Soho Financial District hotel this i? For March 6-8 at $130 night, Hotwire shows Complimentary Breakfast Fitness Center High-Speed Internet Access 90% customer hotwire reviews Thanks in advance. PS Like the redesign.

Because I needed to guarantee we had two beds, I went back into HOTWIRE — through your link, of course — and upped the number of guests from two to three. That search again came back with a 3.5* this time at $79 and a 4* this time at $103, both with the same amenities as in the first search. I took the one at $79. It turned out to be the Hilton Portland and Executive Tower.

I'm looking for a downtown room for May 13-14. I've pulled up two possibilities. *4 - $88 Amenities Fitness Center Restaurant(s) Business Center High-speed Internet Access *3.5 - $75 Amenities Fitness Center Restaurant(s) Business Center High-speed Internet Access Any ideas?

I booked this hotel through Priceline and paid $75 a night plus tax. I also had a good experience here. The staff was top notch and our room was clean and spacious. One tip for others who have a hotel membership: When I called about the possibility of getting two double beds at no extra charge, they said they would put in a request but couldn't guarantee it. I mentioned that I had a Starwood frequent guest membership. The desk clerk asked for my number and noted it, even though Priceline purchases are not eligible for points. When we arrived, we were provided with the same upgrades that I had received the week before when I paid full price for a room.

On my first bid using your PRICELINE link, I got the Denver Sheraton Downtown for $75 a night.

In the end, I used your PRICELINE link instead of HOTWIRE and got the Denver Sheraton Downtown for $75 a night. It appears to have the same amenities as listed on my first HOTWIRE query. My apologies for being so slow in posting this outcome.

Searching on HOTWIRE, I found a greater downtown Denver 3.5* hotel for $95 per night traveling April 7-11. Amenities include: Boutique hotel Suite Restaurant Business center High speed internet access Kitchenette Any idea which hotel this would be? (Oh, and I've been using your PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links, as always.)

Searching on HOTWIRE, I found a greater downtown Denver 3.5* hotel for $99 per night traveling April 7-11. Amenities include: Boutique hotel Complimentary breakfast Fitness center Laundry High speed internet access Any idea which hotel this would be? (Oh, and I've been using your PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links, as always.)

Searching on Hotwire, I found a greater downtown Denver 4* hotel for $103 per night traveling April 7-11. Amenities include: Boutique hotel Complimentary breakfast Fitness center Laundry High speed internet access Any idea which hotel this would be?

Searching on Hotwire, I found a greater downtown denver 4* hotel for $79 per night traveling April 7-11. Amenities include: Smoke-free room fitness center pool(s) restaurants(s) business center high speed internet access Any idea which hotel this would be?

$99 for June 11. Priceline warned that I would be unlikely to have a bid this low accepted, but it went through fine. Trip Advisor warns about the cost of add-ons at the Hyatt Century Plaza (no nearby parking; self-parking is $24 with no in/out privileges and valet parking is $33!). Had I realized that I might have either gone lower in price or included *3.5 for a shot at Le Parc. My thinking now is to stash the car at a friend's place for the night. Still, the hotel looks like a beauty and it's a one-night stay. Oh, and I used your PRICELINE liink to make my bid.

Any ideas on this one? $94 a night on June 11 3* hotel in Studio City Amenities: Fitness Center Pool Restaurant Laundry Facilities Golf Nearby Tennis Nearby Thanks!

Any ideas on this one? 2.5* hotel in Santa Monica - Venice - Marina Del Rey $95 per night for June 11 Amenities: Boutique hotel High Speed Internet Access Beachfront Thanks! (I'm looking at a second potential, but will list it separately. I hope that's correct.)

My best friend and I book a room at the Avalon Hotel and Spa (Greater Downtown) last weekend through Hotwire with a winning bid of $87, and it turned out to be a good value for us. The Avalon is a modern "boutique" hotel located south of the University District right on the Willamette River. The surrounding area is an office park, but there's a well-used nature trail that starts just north of the hotel and runs for about a mile and a half south. I met lots of dog-walking locals Sunday morning and saw heron, violet-green swallows and a couple of red-winged blackbirds. Our hillside room was clean and well-kept, with robes and nice quality toiletries. The bed and pillows were fresh and comfy. Same goes for the towels. There was a small balcony that looked over the back of the office building next door to a hillside of river-view homes (nothing exciting), and we had a sliver-view of the downtown highrises. The gym was a real gym with a studio for yoga and stretching, plus plenty of cardio equipment and free weights. There was free wireless and free HBO. Continental breakfast is served on each floor from 7-10 a.m. and was plentiful — several kinds of fresh muffins, two kinds of juice, fruit (whole and sliced), yogurt, cereal and coffee (caf and decaf). When I came back from my walk at 9 a.m., they were restocking. Overall, the staff was great. We used the free shuttle twice; once to pick us up from dinner and check in, and once to go to brunch after checkout. We never waited more than 10 minutes (we did book our ride to brunch at the time we checked in). Now for the drawbacks: It isn't in the downtown and there's not much right nearby except for the hotel restaurant. The spa, though clean, is starting to show some signs of wear (missing tiles in a couple of showers) and the sauna is on a timer. If it hasn't used in several hours it can take a long time to warm up. If I could do it over, I'd have turned it on for 40 minutes while I unpacked, then go down and use it.

Westin Washington DC City Center 1400 M Street NW, Washington,DC,20005 (202) 429-1700 3/7/09-3/9/09 I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The location was terrific, close to the Capitol buildings with Metro stops near by. The staff was cheerful and helpful, whether we wanted extra towels or advice on dinner. The facility is well-maintained if aging and our room was pleasantly large and bright. I booked the room on Hotwire, specifying Dupont Circle, and got two nights for $200.81 (includes tax). The stay was meant to be a treat for my sister and I worried we might be crowded when her former college roommate joined us the second night. No problem. We had two queen-sized beds (no extra charge), plus room to spread out and a large bathroom. I felt like it was a great value for the price.

Booked this on 4/13/09. Amenities: Boutique, continental breakfast, fitness center, internet, business center, spa. This was listed as Greater Downtown Portland. It looks like it's a bit out there (reportedly a 5-10 minute walk to the streetcar), but it looks pretty and I like the idea of being right on the river.

Hotel: Westin City Center Date Booked: Fri, 2/20/2009 Dates: Sati 03/07/09 - Mon, 03/09/09 Price per night: $84.00 Taxes & Service Fees: $32.81 Total: $200.81 Amenities: Fitness Center, Restaurant(s), Business Center, High-speed Internet Access Normal rate is 154.00.