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Arrrggh, I missed your message about the Hotel Sax, but got the Ivy Boutique Hotel for $176 through PRICELINE. I stayed at the House of Blues Hotel once probably 10 years ago, it was unique but nice. Thanks for you thoughtful suggestions, we come into town and treat her, and she gets to see the tourist side of town for a couple days, then back to the young peoples Chicago of less expensive ways to enjoy that great city.

I appreciate the help in the bidding process, I must say I am cautiously optimistic about the Ivy, haven't stayed there before, it looks nice, not on Michigan Ave which I was trying for. The location doesn't look bad, and I will remain optimistic.

Ready to book today, location and great hotel, going to the House of Blues on Friday, some shopping and musuems on Saturday, in town to celebrate our daughter's 25th birthday, she is a pastry chef in Chicago. So good food is a must too. Leaning to Water tower locations, but a few blocks for $100 more is a consideration. Thank you for your time.

Sorry that should have indicated a 4 star rating But so does this one Magnificent Mile Area - River North 4 star $108 •Boutique Hotel •Smoke Free Rooms •Fitness Center •Restaurant(s) •Business Center •High-Speed Internet Access •Accessible for the blind •Accessible path of travel •In-room accessibility •Accessible bathroom •Handicapped parking •Roll-in shower .

Now prices are rising each time I click.... Try this one Magnificent Mile North - Water Tower $160/night •Smoke Free Rooms •Fitness Center •Restaurant(s) •Business Center •High-Speed Internet Access •Accessible for the blind •Accessible for the deaf •Accessible path of travel •In-room accessibility •Accessible bathroom •Handicapped parking •Roll-in shower Thanks for the hands on help.

How about this one ? 4.5-star Hotel in Magnificent Mile North - Water Tower $170 This Hotel features the following amenities: Free Internet Smoke Free Rooms Fitness Center Restaurant(s) Business Center High-Speed Internet Access Accessible for the blind Accessible for the deaf I have been to Chicago many times, been successful bidding with Priceline, but want to avoid Thompson till they get the bugs out, and stayed at Intercontinental last time on a girls trip. Hadn't considered HOTWIRE again, until stumbling upon your site. Thanks for the input, will definitely click through leads to book !

Need help identifying and recomendations for these hotels, 4.5-star Hotel in Chicago Gold Coast - Lake Shore Drive $125/night This Hotel features the following amenities: Pet friendly Pet friendly - terms apply Boutique Hotel Property offers a distinctive, unique or eclectic atmosphere. Many boutique hotels are smaller, hip properties in an urban setting, or renovated hotels with historical flair. Smoke Free Rooms Guest rooms at this hotel are always smoke-free. Fitness Center Guests have access to exercise equipment; an additional charge may apply. Restaurant(s) Property offers at least one restaurant on the premises; hours and days of operation may vary. High-Speed Internet Access Guestrooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access; an extra charge may apply. 4.5-star Hotel in Magnificent Mile Area - River North $141/night This Hotel features the following amenities: Pet friendly Pet friendly - terms apply Indoor pool(s) <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Smoke Free Rooms Guest rooms at this hotel are always smoke-free. Fitness Center Guests have access to exercise equipment; an additional charge may apply. 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. Business Center Guests have access to business equipment and services; an additional charge may apply. High-Speed Internet Access Guestrooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access; an extra charge may apply. Accessible for the blind Braille or raised signage Accessible for the deaf TTY for telephone, visual or flashing fire alarm and vibrating alarm clock 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 Please note that Hotwire cannot guarantee the level of services offered at a property and/or if services are operational at the time of visit. Services may be closed due to seasonality reasons and/or may be closed for renovation.

Ahhhh....yes, I have used a form of that trick, it's very effective :lol: Thank you for your response.

Brand new here, and I have been just wandering around looking at tips, strategies, etc... A couple of times I see posters saying they are going to try $20 trick??? So I did a search, gave me several (9) posts to scan, which I did, but can't find what the $20 trick is?? Please excuse this question, I know it's probably something you all know, but I want to know too !