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No accessible amenities were mentioned. I just checked the "my account" section (and 'trip details') and it only lists the following: Free breakfast Free Internet Pet friendly Internet access

facilities: - Free breakfast - Free Internet - Pet friendly - Internet access It states 95% recommended, tripadvisor 3.5 out of 5. Hotwire first said "the last person got Hotel Brunelleschi" (which is actually better), but alas. Still seems like an ok deal for a holiday weekend and Expo 2015 (World Exhibit) going on.

Guest Score: Rated 8.0 out of 10 Guaranteed Amenities: Restaurant Fitness Center Business Center price was $ 115 per night (exc. taxes and fees)

Hotel amenities: Free Internet Boutique Hotel Fitness Center Restaurant(s) Business Center Internet access

Facilities Fitness Center Restaurant(s) Business Center Self service laundry Internet access Accessibility Accessible path of travel In-room accessibility Accessible bathroom Rate was 102 euro per room per night.

Unexpectedly found a room at the Renaissance Hotel 57 for 130 through Priceline for Sun/Mon 20/21 May. Best available rate on their website is $ 259.

Just won the 4* New York City (Downtown - Financial District) Marriott New York Downtown for $130 for 17/18 May. Rack rate on Marriott website shows $ 429 as lowest rate... Gotta love Priceline! ;)

Just booked the Renaissance Washington DC Dupont Circle Hotel through Priceline (used the link!) for $92 per night for 22-24 August. Interesting that it lists it in Georgetown/Foggy Bottom, but the name of the hotel is Dupont Circle, and looks on Google Maps that it's really close to the Circle. Oh well. I'm happy.

Thank you so much for your advice. I decided to book directly with The Palazzo for an interesting fare including credit and vouchers etc. This thread can be closed. Thanks again!

Hi, I'd like to book two rooms in a five star hotel on the Strip (pref not Trump, but I know that with Priceline it's an option "you can't refuse") for two nights arriving on 3 July. I checked hotwire and they offer a 5* room for 169 per night, so that would be my max. That one is probably the Venetian or Wynn (and I have stayed at both the Palazzo and the Venetian before). What would be the best bidding strategy? thanks!