andres1987

tough bidding in Portland

Traveling to Portland and need a hotel for check-in on Saturday 7/30 and check out Sunday 7/31. My max budget is $175 per night including fees and taxes. Can i have bidding advice to get the nicest hotel in the Portland, Portland West, or Scarborouogh area? Thanks,

THanks, just booked using the board HOTWIRE link and it was indeed the Buckminster.

Hello, looking to book from 7/28-7/30 and i see this 3 star hotel for $136 with the following amenities. Looking at the hotel list, it's either the buckminster, holiday inn brookline, or the hotel 140. Amenities listed are Business centerInternet accessRestaurant(s)Self-service laundryTennis nearby. It says last person that booked for the Buckminster.

So we changed it up a bit and decided to stay in Old Vegas since we never have stayed there before. Saw that the Golden Nugget was the only 4* in the area. Started my bidding at $70, rebid $80, then $85, and finally $90 was accepted. Thanks for all of your help! I made sure to use the PRICELINE link from betterbidding.com

Thank you so much for your help. After thinking it through, decided we wanted to stay in old Vegas since we have never stayed here. Saw the Golden Nugget was the only 4 star available in the area. My initial bid was $70, then $80, then $85, and finally $90 was accepted and I got the Golden Nugget. Thanks for all of the help. Oh and I made sure to use the PRICELINE link from betterbidding.com.

Yes, trying to stay within my $140 budget. Again, appreciate all the help.

Thanks for the info! so i have identified the following zones in Vegas where there are no hotels above 4*. If my first bid gets rejected, add one of these zones and re-bid, if rejected add another zone. One more question... what should my starting bid be if i wanted to try for a 4.5*? Boulder strip Henderson NW Las Vegas Nellis – Las vegas Speedway

Thanks for the info. I've decided to bid via PRICELINE on a 4* hotel Strip Vicinity South. I looked at the list of hotels in this area for priceline and I'm comfortable with the list of hotels in this star range and area. My budget would be no more than $140 per night before taxes and fees. What would be my initial bid? What about bidding strategy?

thanks. so if using PRICELINE, what casino hotel can i expect bidding at a 4* and up level and what would be my bidding strategy?

Hello, Wife and I going to Vegas week of July 6-11th. Her work is paying for nights up to Friday morning so we need to book a hotel for Friday night. We are staying at the TI, but hoping to stay somewhere nicer that last night. Looking to stay under $150 and in the north strip area. What hotel would I expect using priceline and what should my bidding strategy be with a budget of $150 a night? I looked via HOTWIRE and found this hotel. Can you help me identify it? North Strip area casino hotel - $118 Show 90% recommended 4 star Business center Casino Fitness center Free parking Golf nearby Internet access Pool(s) Resort Restaurant(s) Thanks