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We got two rooms for 8/29/2008 - 8/30/2008 at Ramada Inn & Suites Sea-Tac for $79.00 each. Amenities listed were: shuttle, fitness center, pool, laundry, and hi-speed internet access. Hope this helps others!!!! Thanks to this site I think we saved some money on our trip. :)

To be honest I'm not sure what would be appropriate. It's a weekday stay (so it should be less than a weekend) and ideally I'd like to stay under $120/night. Is that realistic? Is there any chance of getting it for under $100/night?

I am willing to bid on the stay. I've bid with Priceline before and it worked out fine, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. :)

The issues I've run into happen when I contact the hotel after winning the bid. They state that they can't "guarantee" a wheelchair accessible room but will see what they can do... I've tried to explain that it needs to be guaranteed because I can't get to the hotel on my vacation and then suddenly discover that I don't have a wheelchair accessible room and can't get in the bathroom. Trust me, this has happened. It's good to know that I can get a refund IF the problem happens. Thanks so much for your answer.

My husband and I are going to Vegas to celebrate our anniversary in October. I'd like to see if I can get the Venetian through Priceline, but I'm not sure how much to bid or how exactly to go about it. I'm open to suggestions. Thanks so much.

I've bid on Priceline before, however I've always run into an issue regarding getting a handicapped (wheelchair) accessible room. I use a chair and need the accessible room and wonder if anyone has had any real success explaining that I should have the right to use Priceline (or Hotwire) to book a room just like anyone else. I just need to ensure I can get a handicapped room. Any suggestions on how to handle this since cancellations (assuming they don't have a room for me) aren't allowed?