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Hello all, I am trying to find a 4 star hotel on Paris for a 6 night stay close to the sights. Myabe close to eiffel tower or the louvre, etc. I am wondering which zone I should be bidding on in Paris? I have hear Opera house East is good because it is a smaller area and thus can be closer to the sights I want. I know when using priceline it is a gamble and nothing is guaranteed but I am wondering which hotels in the 4 star range are poping up in each region the most? I am just looking for a good deal in general and my price range would be from $80 -140 or so a night depending wha hotel/region I am trying to isolate knowing that anything might pop up in that star class. Thanks for the input Chris

What is the date of your stay you have looked up on HOTWIRE? And not sure if you have all amenites listed. Maybe press on the amenities link and open up the box further may be more amenities to help identify this place

Congrats! If you are set on getting the HHV then you have a very good possibility of this if you bid in the WAIKIKI MARINA area under RESORT level and only this level. I know there are no guarantees with PRICELINE but the HHV is the only resort level property that I am aware of in the marina area. I would say to start your bidding at $90 range and go from there. I know someone recently got it for around $100 a night or so. You have a few rebid zones you can use that dont have resort level properties in them so you can up your bid a few dollars at a time. maybe post what your maximum bid is aan the admin can come up with a bidding scheme for you. You mentioned you want to stay in the waikiki beach area but the HHV is not exactly in that area. But it does have a nice wide beach. In the waikiki beach area the SHERATON and the HYATT seem to be popping up the most in the resort level. The sheraton was going for around $119 a night around that time but not sure if it is still in that range or not. As far as waiting there really isnt a need to wait as long as your plans are definite. If you win a hotel there are no refunds on PRICELINE so make sure your 100% going for those dates. If you have a maximum bid you want to try and keep it under then stay with that plan and use the same scheme everyday until you get it. What is your maximum bid? Finally, HOTWIRE might be a good option as HHV shows up on there from time to time. So take a look on it for your dates and try and identify it and see if that rate is low enough to your liking.You can identify it using the the hotwire identification for hawaii on this site. Just match up the amenities on HOTWIRE to the ones already identified by this site Hope this helps...enjoy your honeymoon and happy bidding!

WOW....very nice find...a vacation won is swetter than one earned...enjoy

probably the hilton hawaiian villlage i would say...what was the quote price for it? also check what the trip advisor rating is and you can find it easily.

Ya these are 2 separate properties one over from each other. Highly unlikely to get Moana surfrider on PRICELINE! Maybe on HOTWIRE, but i doubt it. However, Sheraton waikiki is highly possible to get on PRICELINE with a resort bid on priceline in the waikiki beach area.

This looks like a match for waikiki parc from what I see on the hotwire list the site has. Matches up exactly.

I do a lot of looking around in hawaii and know quite a bit..I would say this is the best match for Hilton hawaiian village, but not 100% sure. Hilton is the only RESORT that ever shows up on priceline anyways in marina area as the Prince is listed as a 4 star. I know this is hotwire but they rate hotels similarily. Let us know what happens with it if you choose to try it.

Hawaiin seems to be the best way to go I think. They usually have the cheapest rates of all the airlines. Most of the time you can get a one way flight for about $39 through their website.