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Thanks for all the advice - went ahead and booked on HOTWIRE using your link and sure enough - it was the Kimpton Shorebreak Hotel. A good score in my book :) Paid $153 p/n.

Thanks! We ended up digging through Hotwire first and found this hotel, that seems to be the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach - would you agree? 4.5* - $168 p/n Amenities: Business center, Fitness center, Near beach, Oceanfront hotel, Pool(s), Resort Restaurant(s) and a resort fee of $29 USD per night. 95% positive reviews We're currently debating between that hotel at this price or the listed 4* for $153 Amenities for this one are listed as Boutique hotel, Business center, Fitness center, Internet access, Pet friendly, Restaurant(s), Smoke-free rooms Having trouble identifying this one though. I'm guessing the Shorebreak, with the possibility of it being the Waterfront. Any thoughts? Thanks as always!

Thanks! I'm hoping to find under $200 per night, with a 4* rating. I just realized I DONT want Newport Beach area, as that includes the airport, and I'm not wanting the fairmont newport beach.

Hi! I'm attempting to get a nice hotel in Orange County - my preferred zone would be Dana Point, Laguna Beach or Newport Beach. Looking for May 10-14th. Any assistance on bidding on priceline would be greatly appreciated :)

Thanks! We used your PRICELINE link and won at $83 for the Hyatt Regency Orange County. Seems like a great win for the hotel and price!

Thanks! Our dates are check in Dec 4 and check out Dec 10. Based on what I've seen, I'm shooting for a max budget of $100 night before taxes and fees. Thanks again!

Hello! First time using this site. Looking to use priceline for a 3.5* or 4* hotel in Anaheim Any bidding advice would be great :). Leaning towards 4* because the Red Lion does not seem my cup of tea, but the rest of the 3.5 star look great. Thanks again!