edma71

posted as 95% recommended with free internet and restaurant, apparently they moved it from the Union Square West designation to confuse us but the 95% recommended was a clue that it is the Chancellor or a hotel of similar quality. Ranked #10 out of SF hotels by trip advisor and most reviewers seemed happy it, even more so than many 4 and 4/5 star properties so I am hopeful about my stay. Broke up the bidding into two three night blocks so I guess I have to check out and check in at midpoint which is a hassle but better that than committing 6 nights and getting something which could be unsatisfactory.

$217 on hotwire but $199 for Expedia! Won't do that again! :)

started at $175/night and gradually added 3.5* ratings and neighborhoods, went down to $155 without success. Went up until $185 and added additional NYC neighborhoods eventually snagging the Hudson which I am happy with. Have been there before, nice location. Tiny rooms but will try to upgrade when I get there. Good luck & good hunting! :) In hindsight, could have gotten slightly cheaper 3.5* in the Chelsea/Penn station area on hotwire (either doubletree or new yorker ramada plaza according to Better bidding NYC index) at $175/night (plus tax & fees) but still happy with Hudson hotel as it is in a good neighborhood and with a boutique feel.

Midtown Central $179/night Dec 13-18 Sheraton. Non-smoking, restaurant, gym, internet, business center.

This will be the Sheraton, that i booked. You may want to try the three star Best Western is will likely be around $40 cheaper, plus free breakfast

Tue, Oct 6, 2009 - Sat, Oct 10, 2009 Amenities Fitness Center Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Business Center High-speed Internet Access

HOTWIRE $62 Sheraton on Canal street

one bid at $200 successful, midtown east. Wondering if I should have bid even lower... HOTWIRE quote was $220 I think.

go for 200, I just booked the the W New York hotel on PRICELINE for 200 the following week. you may even want to go a little lower. Ed