dergon darkhelm

Drat ---first bid accepted at $120 ---should have lowballed. That $120 point was the first vaule in which the red "low likelihood of acceptance" bar went away. Anyway --should work out just fine for my 1 night stay. Used PRICELINE link above to purchase. Need to do another bid for central Zurich the following saturday, the 14th ....will start lower and let you know. :)

Amenities as listed on this property were:

After failing on numerous 5* bids on PRICELINE for a 5* in Munch South (which was expected to be the Le Meridien) @ $110, $120, $130, $140, and $150 I finally purchased via the advertised HOTWIRE price Linked from HOTWIRE tab on betterbidding. As always, thank you for all your help. Betterbidding.com is rapidily becoming part of my standard procedure of travel hotel hunting. :)

I have been good about using the links on Betterbidding.com when purchasing via Priceline and Hotwire. However, I will often browse both of those sites (and others) numerous times when contemplating travel before actually committing to the bid process. Does it help betterbidding.com as a site for me to link out every time I visit priceline or hotwire? Or is the structure such that the site benefits only when actual bids/ purchases are made? thanks, dergon

searched dates were 3/8-3/10/09

new topic ----most message boards flame you for starting too many new threads ....sorry :) ....... I'm looking for Munich in March 2009 for 4.5 or 5 star I am currently seeing a 5-star listing on Hotwire at $144 for my nights (not bad) 5-star hotel in Munich This hotel features the following amenities: Fitness Center Guests have access to exercise equipment; an additional charge may apply. Pool(s) Property offers at least one pool area; hours and dates of operation may be seasonal. Restaurant(s) Property offers at least one restaurant on the premises; hours and days of operation may vary. Business Center Guests have access to business equipment and services; an additional charge may apply. High-speed Internet Access Guestrooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access; an extra charge may apply. Golf Nearby Property is located within walking distance or a short drive of at least one golf course; an extra charge typically applies.

Just a follow-up . nice three nights at the cadogan ...would definately stay there again (especially at that price) :)

Did OP (or anyone else for that matter) get any feedback on this? I'm looking for Munich in March 2009 for 4.5 or 5 star Seeing a 5-star listing Hotwire at $144 for my nights (not bad)

Over the course of a few days between my and dergon_gf's accounts bid for a resort for that weekend failed $110, $125 , $140, $160, $175, $190 finally accepted at $215 Linked out from BetterBidding. Thanks as always! :)

Thank you --- ended up using Priceline since the Hotwire Prise kept bouncing in a range I found not so appealing....... and got the Intercontinental at $215 in the end ----will post details in separate accepted bid thread. Thanks again

I'm must be on crack this moring ........... didn't scroll the entirety of the amenities page features the following amenities: and weridly fluid pricing apprantly .......only an hour later and listing at $239/night

hmmm ---weird ..yeah .....the one 4* coming up on my search this morning does seem different. San Juan area 4* 2/12/2009 - 2/15/2009 253/night Resort Beachfront Casino Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Business Center Laundry Facilities High Speed Inernet Access don't know what I did in post #1 :)

Dates: 2/12/09 - 2/15/09 Everything is looking pretty pricey across the board..... Hotwire lists one four star in San Juan area $246 per /nt edit: I figure the casino might be a give away for someone in the know ......or do they all pretty mcuh have casino floors? Thoughts? edit edit: Tripadvisor gives 3.5 out of 5 .........another data point I will look into :)

Used PRICELINE link from above. Figured I would just parallel this priceline win at same parameters at $155 and got The Cadogan 1/17-1/20/09. Thanks!

via savingsbarn.com needed two rooms for thursday through Saturday. First bid of 5* at $150 rejected Then over course of multiple days and priceline accounts bid 4* expanding to add north/south strip rejects a $60, $66, $72, $80, $88 finally accepted at $94

My bid: 4* London Bloomsbury- Marble Arch; Hilton London Metropole. $109 12/20/2007-12/22/2007 Total cost for 2 nights with taxes $264.20 Amenities listed were restaurant, pool, & fitness ctr., business center Tried Priceline first linking via Savingsbarn.com , & had $87 bid for same criteria rejected Thanks you very much for your accurate and timely info :) ---- feel free to edit post if format incorrect

Good afternoon all ---first post here ---seems like a stockpile of info. I am trying to ID a 4-star hotel in Bloomsbury - Marble Arch, $113 for 2 nights Dec 20 -22 Fitness Center Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Business Center any info appreciated thanks (moved to new topic by request) :)

Good afternoon all ---first post here ---seems like a stockpile of info.:) This thread is right on for a hotwire search I am doing so I was hoping to see if there was any feedback from the original poster. I am trying to ID a 4-star hotel in Bloomsbury - Marble Arch, $113 for 2 nights Dec 20 -22 Fitness Center Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Business Center any info appreciated thanks