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Won Hyatt Regency Century Plaza at $100. Started bidding from 85, 90, 95, then 100. Thank you!

Thank you again for the suggestions. With a little more patience, we won Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa for $80/night through the PRICELINE link. This is a great price compare to the website price at $209/night. We heard from a friend she said it's still early to book a room on PRICELINE so we stayed within the previous winning price range. I guess it's a good idea to bid early, know the price range you are willing to pay, and keep bidding. Now we are happy with our hotel.

Thanks for the great advices. We should definitely try bidding every other day. Our budget is around $100 per night. We will be staying in L.A. as well. We noticed hotels in L.A are more expensive, so we want to lower our San Diego expenses to lower the average. Hotwire 4* are a little over $100. We will try Priceline first and if that doesn't work out, we'll have to consider other options then. Remember to use the link to PRICELINE or HOTWIRE. I saved hundreds on my last trip to Vegas!

We've been using the link provided in this forum to purchase our hotel rooms. Not only for this trip, we've also won bids for our previous las vegas trip back in sept using betterbiding.com link to PRICELINE. Unfortunately this time we are not able to get any deal for our san diego trip. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for your reply. I mean I saw a $80 4* in the coastal area is a recent winning bid shown on priceline

We've been using the rebid zone method in the past few days bidding a room in the coastal area from 55 up to 86, still no score. As per previous posts, many people got a 4* in the $70+ range. We also saw on priceline's website a 4* is available at $80, but we just have no success winning a room for those dates. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!