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Hi all. I'm traveling to Chicago the first weekend in November. Have an event to attend Friday night a little north of Lincoln Park area (Lakeview) and then Saturday morning event at Concord Music Hall. Advice on which are to stay in. I've mostly stayed in River North area in the past and love that area. But is that too far from the venues I have to get to? Thanks!

Free Internet Airport Shuttle Business Center Fitness Center Non Smoking Restaurant Swimming Pool

This was a very nice property in a fantastic location. I was traveling with my 3 kids and knew I was rolling the dice on bed choice. We got lucky and ended up with two queens and a sofa in a very lovely room.

Amenties: Business Center Restaurant Fitness Center

Listed as All Suites Free breakfast Free parking Free Internet Pet friendly Indoor pool(s) Smoke-free rooms Fitness center Pool(s) Business Center Internet Access Accessibility: Accessible for the visually impaired Accessible for the hearing impaired Accessible path of travel In-room accessibility Accessible bathroom Accessible parking Roll-in shower

Oh yes: Accessible for visually impaired Accessible for hearing impaired Accessible path of travel In-room accessibility Accessible bathroom Roll in shower

Amenities: Smoke-free Fitness Center Restaurant Business Center Laundry Internet

Thanks. We decided not to take this trip.

Thrilled to get this price in this area of the city. Should be perfect location for a little Spring Break getaway with the kiddos.

Thanks. I closed the NY thread. For this trip, I searched for 2 adults and 2 children.

We did not end up taking this trip.

Can you help identify this hotel? My main concern is how many it will sleep. Hoping to fit 2 adults, 3 kids and maybe a dog. Thanks! Hotwire Colonial Williamsburg 3 star $88 a night for 3/28-3/31 Says it's a condo Amenities: Suite Pet Friendly Studio Daily Housekeeping A/C Fitness Center Pool

5/27-5/28 Midtown West 4 star $220 Guest rating of 7 Pets, restaurant, business center Also: 5/27-5/28 Midtown West 3.5 star $219 Guest rating of 8, Guest favorite Wi-fi, restaurant, business center, fitness center Thanks!

I was pretty open on where to stay. Here is my bidding strategy: Du Pont/Woodley Park - 3 star - $60 - Rejected -added Cleveland Park re-bid zone - $65 - Rejected -added Mount Vernon re-bid zone - $70 - Rejected Downtown-White House - 3 star - $60 - Rejected -added Cleveland Park re-bid zone - $65 - Rejected -added Mount Vernon re-bid zone - $70 - Rejected Capitol Hill/Convention Center - 3 star - $60 - Accepted With my 7% coupon it comes to $72.28. I'm pretty happy!

Thanks so much for the bidding strategy. I followed it until I got to bidding on 4 star, MTE, MTW and TS for $153 and that was accepted at The Lexington. Looks like a great location. Thanks again!

I'm willing to pay a little more (up to $200 a night including fees) to be in Times Square/Theater District or CPS but I'm ok with MTE or MTW. A small room is likely OK too. We don't spend much time in the room at all and we don't bring a lot of luggage. Thanks!

Hi! First time posting here. My mom and I are looking for a hotel in NYC for 2 nights (March 28-29.) We will be going to several Broadway shows and running in Central Park so CPS or Times Square/Theater District are ideal but MTE or MTW are OK too. Last year we stayed at The Barclay which was nice but a little far to walk in the cold in heels to the theater at night. Would like 4 star for around $150 per night (but could go up to $200 including fees.) Could you please offer advice on a bidding strategy? Thanks so much!