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Got the one I wanted! Use the 5% off coupon, but realized Priceline gave me a 10% off coupon that I could've used instead.. so that's $100 down the drain for me 😞 But still happy that I got what I was shooting for - thanks! NOTE THE PRICE WAS IN CANADIAN, NOT USD

I am hoping this is Aston at Whaler's - that's what the Betterbidding tool is telling me: 3.5-Star PRICELINE EXPRESS Condo Central Ka'anapali - Lahaina Area $213/nightStudio $304/nightOcean View - Free Wifi, Full Kitchen, Fridge, Microwave $325/nightOcean View - Free Wifi, Fridge, Microwave Free Parking Restaurant Free Internet available Free Internet Indoor or Outdoor Pool Fitness Center

4-star Resort in Ka'anapali area Sep 20-27 $234 4.2/5 Very good! (2,000+ reviews) HOTWIRE Amenities Beachfront hotel Boutique hotel Fitness center Pet friendly Pool(s) Resort Restaurant(s) Smoke-free rooms

I want to get as close to Black Rock as possible, so hoping this is the Ka'anapali Beach Hotel. Sep 20-27, $191 USD 3-star HOTWIRE Hotel in Ka'anapali area 4.1/5 Very good! (5,862 reviews) Amenities: - Beachfront hotel - Business center - Golf nearby - Pool(s)- - Restaurant(s) - Spa services

Thanks! I've actually decided to not use Priceline bidding for this trip, since I am worried about getting Westin Maui which is under major renovations right now.. I'll try Hotwire instead.

Hi, looking for a room in Central Kaanapali for Sep 20-27, 2019. Trying priceline bidding as it has served me in the past. I just put in $185 USD and was rejected. I was going to add re-bid zone Kihei, which only has 3.5* and below hotels, but when I selected the zone, the median price on the 4 star hotels dropped (the bar by the name my price text input), which worried me and I didn't go ahead. Is it ok to use Kihei as a re-bid zone to bid now? Wanted to confirm. Per Priceline, someone bidded $200 USD 2 days ago and won a 4* hotel in that area. I am ok with that price. Should I just go ahead and bid $200 USD on my next turn? Thanks!