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Hi I got the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor PRICELINE EXPRESS deal for $95 + taxes. Free Internet (in Room) Pet Friendly Shuttle Non-Smoking Gym Restaurant Handicap Accessible Business Center

Thank you. I ended up getting the W Hotel for $134 + taxes using the link you posted. 4* Boston Common - Theater District Thanks again!!

Hi thanks Yes that looks good. I will try some of your links. I booked Yotel at $169 (cancellable)

Hello Last year you guys helped me with a Strategy to stay in Boston and New York and I had great wins that I shared with the forum. This is a last minute trip but I arrive Boston this weekend 4/28 and depart 4/30 I am looking at Yotel for $189 or similar. I prefer to stay near downtown/theater district area. Can you suggest a strategy? Location and 4* is my preference. Budget is $200 max Thank you again!

Bid price $50 taxes and fees $9.84 total price $59.84

I had the same days and bid on PRICELINE yesterday. I won a 4* hotel near TS for $105 plus taxes total was $264., use the suggestion on my priceline NYC post if you like. The bid strategy below is similar. Good luck!

thank you! all worked very well I am thrilled to go~ Thanks to both of you for your kind replies. I will continue to use the site and report next time if I win anything else

thanks to you I had a great success bidding. Very pleased. WOW thanks for your breakfast suggestions and subway tips! I greatly appreciate your help. I am looking forward to the trip. I will post review of the eating places after my trip is done :)

I am reporting another win. The PRICELINE EXPRESS offer was $108 today. There are many free bid zones for 4* I bid instead starting at $75 I used the PRICELINE link provided by Aaron I won 4* Revere Hotel Boston Common winning Bid: $98 taxes and fees: $20.48 Total: $118.20 Check in 11/23, check out 11/24, 1 room double Thanks for the help~

I am reporting my bidding win. Thanks to the administrator for the bid strategy! I won the 4* Yotel-Times Square Check in: 11/24/2015 Check out: 11/26/2015 Bid price: $105 number of rooms: 1 number of nights: 2 room subtotal: $210 taxes and fees: $54.20 Total: $264.20 I used the Priceline link you guys linked in my reply of strategy.

Thanks greatly appreciated. The 2 rebid zones for 4* are 1. Harlem-Morningside heights 2. Coney Island And I guess there are no free re-bid zones for 3*. I am going to try your suggestion and will report after.

Thanks Aaron, Both seem nice and close to S.Station. I will try bidding today and tomorrow to see if I get anything lower than that and report after my win.

Star Rating: 4 Star Boston Common - Theater District for $92/nite Guest Score: Rated 8.0out of 10 (or higher)guest favorite Guaranteed Amenities: Pets Allowed Business Center Restaurant Free Internet Indoor or Outdoor Pool Fitness Center Check In: Mon Nov 23, 2015 Check Out: Tue Nov 24, 2015 I need to stay nearby South Station to catch an early Bus to NYC :) What is your guess of this hotel? I guess is Revere Hotel Boston Common due to the amenities listed after looking in the pinned Hotel list for Boston Common zone. Am I correct? :)

Yes, 2 nights in NYC. I am visiting Boston on different dates. I am willing to add MTE for 4* to try to get a better hotel. Maximum bid is $125 all areas MTW, Time Square and Madison Square garden and MTE If this fails I will try for 3* in TS again. I don't want to be too far from the center. I will wait for your bidding strategy suggestion to try. Thanks again for your help

Thanks for the reply and welcome I saw in the sister MAPS and HOTELS.com that for 11/24-11/26 the hotel prices seem lower. I can easily change the dates. I prefer to stay near Times Square, prefer bid $100 per night if needed up to $125 is ok, star level 3*, 3.5* or 4* is ok. Priceline zones Times Square, Midtown West and Madison Square Garden Can you provide a suggested strategy to bid?

Hello, I used once this site in Spain. I am travelling to USA on holiday and would like to stay in Times Square area. Budget is $100 maximum for night. I am looking 3*, 3.5* or 4*. Thank you for any suggestion for bidding strategy.