My wife and I stayed at the Palmer House this past weekend (Friday through Sunday nights, $79 a night). The good news: the lobby is very impressive. The location is excellent; walking distance to all sorts of stuff, and just around the corner from the L station. The room was small, but we've had much smaller rooms (such as the Hudson in NYC). The walls were a little thin but noise really was not a problem. The bad news: the bed, a single double bed for the two of us. This was really bad news as I'm 6'4" 220 and my wife is 5'9". We were shocked when we walked in the room and saw the bed size, and pretty miserable when it came time to sleep. While we've encountered rooms with only a double bed in Europe before, we had never experienced this in the US. We called the front desk and asked for other options (a king, a queen, or two doubles?) but were told because this was a Priceline room, there was nothing they could do. They did not offer us an upgrade for additional $$$ (which we would have been more than willing to pay). After two nights of horrible sleep in the double, they finally offered us a bigger bed. I understand that booking through Priceline means no guarantee re the rooms, but had always assumed, mistakenly, this meant the hotel would decide whether we received a king, a queen, or two doubles. Is a single double a common 4th option? Has anyone else been stuck with a single double for two people? I'm very curious to hear others' experiences in this regard. If this is a common occurrence, it will probably be the end of our using Priceline. While I will continue to use it when I'm traveling solo for business, we are too big to be sharing a double bed. One other note. I definitely felt "Pricelined" this weekend. For what it is worth, both times I have received attitude re Priceline has been at Hiltons. Probably just a coincidence, but . . .