LWOLSON

started bid at $58- rejected: priceline said I could add $17 to obtain room- instead I chose to use free rebid at $61- accepted! Have stayed at this resort twice before. Though not what I would call a true resort, good deal for $61. Total with taxes and fees: $74.90

Started bidding at $38-rejected Free rebid of $40 was accepted! This is just a one night stay on our way to Mobile, AL. Thrilled to try it out at this price.

Thanks!

I am being offered a 4* int he Universal Orlando area for $58 for one night(october 17th) with the following amnities: Resort Hotels usually include tennis courts, spa services, fitness facilities, swimming pool, superior dining options, and on-site or nearby golf courses. Coastal resorts boast ocean views or beachront access. A resort fee may be charged. Restaurant(s) At least one restaurant is located on the hotel premises. Pool(s) Hotel features at least one pool area. (Note: This amenity offering may be seasonal. Please check hours/availability directly with the hotel.) Fitness Center Hotel features exercise equipment. Kitchenette At the minimum, the hotel rooms feature a stovetop burner or microwave oven, a sink and a mini-refrigerator. Some hotel properties may feature a full kitchen. Tennis Nearby Tennis court(s) within walking distance or a short drive from the hotel. Spa Services Hotel offers spa services on the premises. Children's Activities Hotel offers special programs, events or activities for younger guests. (There may be an extra charge for participation.) Laundry Facilities (self-service) Hotel offers guests access to a coin-operated washer/dryer Any ideas what this might be? Thanks!

Started bid at $35 for a 3* in Buckhead-rejected Added Stone Mountain area (my 2nd choice) and increased bid to $37- accepted! This works out great because it is a couple of blocks fron the Swissotel where we will being staying 12/05-12/07. Just a short move.

Bob, I would advise you to bid on a resort in the Disney World Vicinity. We have stayed at 3 resorts, all in the Downtown Disney area and all thru Priceline bids. The most we paid was $69 for The Swan. We have also stayed at the WDW Hilton twice for $61 each time. We enjoyed all three stays very much and received upgrades at Hilton for being Hilton Honors members. At both of these resorts we enjoyed early admission and e-ride ticket priveleges. I think the WDW Wyndham Palace(we will being staying there next month for Priceline bid of $62) also has these priveleges(not 100% sure about early admission, but they do sell e-ride tickets). There are at least 2 other resorts(Gaylord Palms and Marriott Orlando World Center) that come up occasionally that are not located in Downtown Disney area and do not have early admission or e-ride priveleges.. A friend of ours stayed at Gaylord Palms thru priceline and loved it. We stayed at Marriott World Center with a non-priceline rate over a year ago and thought it was very nice.