Nstephens

We are hoping to find $200 or less on property. If we aren’t able to find that then we will be using hotel points to stay off property.

Bummer, I was hoping for a Disney resort. Does Priceline always advertise resort fees?

Sorry! Went back to the New York thread and added more detail. And yes you are right this is a Priceline hotel. It also doesn’t look like there is a resort fee if that helps at all.

We booked a Queen room at a boutique hotel called The Archer. We booked directly through their website and paid right around $300 a night. I highly recommend, it was a great hotel and location.

Closing this topic. We ended up not using HOTWIRE to book.

Sorry, this is on HOTWIRE

4* Bonnet creek area-WDW $171 per night April 21-23 Amenities: buisness center indoor or outdoor pool fitness center non smoking room/facilities bed choice available rating 8+

Thanks for responding! I'm wanting to stay in the $250 a night or less range. We are hoping to stay Central Park south of Times Square area. Also not opposed to Rockefeller center area either. My main question is, are the savings on hot rates always what is advertised? We recently used a hot rate for a hotel in Charleston and it was only a $20 savings versus an $80 as it was advertised.

When I check the BiddingHelper.com link it seems the price is $219 instead of $224. But the amenities are the same as I listed. Thanks!

I need help identifying a Hotwire hotel. It is a 5* Central Park south hotel. 2 adults, April 22-24. Amenities are fitness center, business center, restaurant(s), and Internet. It is listed at $224 a night and says the original price is $770 a night. It is 75% recommended.