phate

I was looking for either the Langham or the Intercontinental and I ended up getting the Intercontinental for 142 $ :) Amenities: Restaurant, Pool, Fitness, Smoke Free, Hi-Speed Internet, Business, Spa, thanks for your help!

yes, i will use the HOTWIRE link. another question: yesterday the hotel was 2 dollars cheaper than today. do prices normally go up or is it also possible that the same place will cost less in a week or two?

i cant find that when i change the reservation to 4 people...where should the ta rating be? does the absent ta rating mean that this is probably the langham?

thanks. but what is a ta rating? when changing to 4 persons, it is still available. so no way to get the langham on that date, im assuming? :)

hi, im new to the forum. first of all thanks to all of you, this is a great site and ive already learnt a lot. hotwire has a 4.5* Hotel Amenities: Restaurant, Pool, Fitness, Smoke Free, Hi-Speed Internet, Business, Spa for 138USD on August 15th for one night on offer in the financial district. It looks like it could be the intercontinental or the langham. it looks tho, following recent threads here, that the langham would be a bit more expensive and it should be the intercontinental? could it be another hotel that i missed? also, would there be a real chance to get the langham on priceline? does priceline give you a better hotel if you offer 130 versus 120 usd or does it just set a higher rate for the same hotel? thanks, phate edit: i'm a bit confused, because the intercontinental is listed here as a 4.5 star hotel, when i click on a 4 star hotel on hotwire, however, it states that intercontinental is part of their 4 star hotel group (along with the hilton, for example). so, is the boston interconti a 4.5 star hotel for hotwire?