BobLoblaw18

Do you have any idea what hotel this may be? None seem to fit the description.. I will use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links when I book of course.

Sorry booked last minute and forgot to update! I just updated.

I bought a room for 2 nights through PRICELINE directly as I wasn't able to get a room bidding at HOTWIRE's prices were astronomical that weekend. 115$US/night at the Courtyard Marriott in Saugus, MA.

Hey everyone, I'd like to get a room in Montreal for one night on Friday October 2nd. However, the listing on hotwire for a 3 star doesn't correlate to anything on the list. I'm looking for a 3* in the Pointe Claire/Dorval region and here's what I'm getting: 54$ 3* with Shuttle, Fitness, Pool, Business Center, Hi-Speed Internet Does anyone know what hotel this could be? Based on the Hotwire Hotel List it looks like it'd be A-Loft. However, I saw a hotel listing which directly matched it 2 days ago, and now it is no longer there. Can anyway provide any insight? I'd like to book ASAP so any help would be greatly appreciated!

I noticed that as well. Does this mean the room only has a King sized bed rather than two doubles or can I make arrangements with the hotel for 2 doubles?

Hi, looking for a 3*-3.5* in the Theater District or Financial District for August 28th- August 30th. Hotwire had a 3* in the Financial District and I'd like help identifying it. 134$/night 2.6 miles to Logan 4.0/5.0 Trip Advisor based on 180+ reviews. Amenities: Smoke free, fitness center, Restaurant, Hi-Speed Internet IF anyone knows of any options in the 100-150$/night price range, I would be very grateful. I'm thinking its the Bulfinch Hotel. Make sense? Thanks for the help!!

3-4, depending.

Thanks for your reply. I don't understand why they are high this weekend, is there a long weekend in the States I am not aware of? (I know Labour Day in Canada is only next weekend). I'm going with a few friends and we wanted to spend ~150 a night at most- we're all students so we'd like to go on the cheap. Initially, I thought this would be no problem, as the prices some posters have reported are significantly lower.

Hi, I'm going to be in Boston to catch a Red Sox game from August 28th (check-in) to August 30th (check-out), but am having a lot of trouble finding an affordable hotel. I'd like to be close to bars, restaurants, etc, but also close to Fenway, and was told that the Theater District/Copley would be good, and the Financial District would be good as well. I have submitted these bids (these are my highest bids thus far): 3.5 star: Copley- 115$ per night rejected; Financial District- 100$ per night rejected. 4 star: Copley- 130$ per night rejected; Financial District- 120$ per night rejected. Any help would be appreciated- the prices for a 3.5 star seem to be pretty high compared to what was reported here..