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I used the "bidding helper" at the top of the page. It was $2 per night cheaper than directly through the website. I looked at wins for the same time period last year and they were over $200 before taxes and fees so I am hoping that by locking in a price early I will save a little. Look forward to leaving out luggage in the room and heading straight for the cruise. Lugging all our bags with our two kids and two car seats...is never fun!

Looking for a room one night (6/17/16-6/18/16). Hoping for Pans Pacific Hotel as we are departing on cruise the next afternoon. Does this look likely to be the Pans Pacific? 5 Star Vancouver Downtown - Coal Harbour - Stanley Park area hotel, $180 Here is the full list of amenities Resort, Pet friendly, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Spa services, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking Also says 90% recommended and 4.5 out of 5 on tripadvisor

I had bid up to $65 two nights ago with no win in The Pembrooke and Virginia Beach zones. I was suprised when my husband tried last night and got this one -sorry didn't use the link :-( He bid $45 for 3 star in the two zones. Added a free bid zone and bid $55 on got the Hilton Garden Inn Virginia Beach Town Center. I think this is a great deal-the current price is $139 per room. So we are saving a lot on two rooms. We had made a back up reservation at the Red Roof Inn (not the one on the waterfront) which I am gladly cancelling!

Just got the Sheraton Waikiki for our two night stay in May. Started bidding at $90. Bid several time using free bids + other resort areas. Was rejected at $115. Got accepted at $120.

Here is my really late review The Days Inn was good for what we needed, just a bed for the night. Our room had two double beds and we added a rollaway for a fee. The free breakfast was not very good at all. I remember how stale it was 8 months later. The room was clean.

Thanks for the input. We decided to keep the reservation with Days Inn. I couldn't find any reasonable alternatives. I will post a review when we get back.

We were looking for the night of April 30 for 4 adults near the airport. We booked a 2 star and it turned out to be the Days Inn Oakland Airport/Colliseum. I think this is a new hotel for the list. Here are the listed amenities Airport Shuttle Complimentary Breakfast Fitness Center Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Laundry Facilities High-speed Internet Access It is also shows a 3 out of 5 star rating on tripadvisor. Based on that I thought it was going to be the Fairfield Inn which would have been better for us. I am concerned about comments that I have seen about the area being a bad neighborhood. Do I have case to argue that this should not be listed as a two star hotel? It is listed as one star on priceline and tripadvisor. It is listed as 1 1/2 on Hotels.com and Expedia. We have a late flight into Oakland and just looking for a clean/safe place to sleep. We booked using an Entertainment Book rebate so our total will be $74 w/ tax after rebate. I think the price is good. It is also about 3 miles from the airport. If not for what I have read about the neighborhood I would be happy with the reservation and the price. What do you think?