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This was a mistake. $79/nt plus tax, total $280. PRICELINE will not offer any help of course. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Okay so if I am understanding this correctly, the NYOP option for 3 stars for my dates can get me a hotel with a rating above 7 and with more amenities than those listed? It seems then impossible to identify the hotel. Is there any way to identify the hotel? I am really concerned with getting a hotel in Silver Spring North (which is part of the silver spring zone) That is too far from where I need to be. Thanks

Hi Yellowdog. Thanks for your reply. I originally did a general search, not a PRICELINE EXPRESS search. The search I did showed the doubletree for $199/nt and listed it with a rating of 7.7. When I did a PRICELINE EXPRESS search just now, there is one 3 star hotel in Silver spring for those dates for $66/nt that is rates 8.2. I believe this hotel is maybe the courtyard north or one of the silver spring north hotels. All the silver spring north hotels however are rated 8 and up, so I am wondering if the name your price one listed for those dates with a 7+ rating is in fact the doubletree. Sorry for any confusion. Any thoughts?

Sure, its 6/5 to 6/9 thanks so much!

I am trying to bid on a hotel in downtown Silver Spring, Md in June. There is a 3 star hotel option for Silver Spring, MD that only has 2 listed amenity icons (business office, and fitness center) and a 7+ rating. When I do a general search (regular price) there is only 1 hotel that is 3 stars in silver spring with a 7+ rating and that's the double tree listed at $199/nt for the nights I picked in June. Could it be a different hotel that is not listed in the regular search? or is it possible that when they say 7+ it can be rated in the 8s or 9s? It seems weird that they would list the doubletree with only two amenity icons. Thanks. Any help with this would be much appreciated.