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Thank, just thought you might want to update the title to be 4*

Thanks for the tip

Thanks for the reply. After reading another member's review for Indian Wells, I deicded to skip the 3* and get either a 4* or Resort. My bid of $80 and $85 were rejected for resort. My first bid of $65 of 4* was accepted. I got Hyatt Suites at $65 for two nights 12/27 and 12/28 Thanks for your help, and I did remember to use savingsbarn :)

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My bid of $50 and $55 was rejected for 3* hotels. Can not bid till Monday morning. I guess I am willing to pay $80/85 for the resort if possible. $70 for the 4* and $60 for the 3*. Don't really care too much about the two areas. Any good strategy?

Looking to stay in Palm Springs for 2 nights, 12/27 and 12/28 Seems most 4* and resorts are pretty pricy. Interested in the Indian Wells Resort, which is 3* on priceline and 3.5* on hotwire. Hotwire is showing $90 and Expedia shows $78 What should I bid on Priceline? Any suggestion for the other hotels, I don't mind to stay in one of the higher level resort if it is just a little extra.

$76 was rejected

Thanks again. I won the bid at $80 and got Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina Now I am going to need some help on get hotels in Palm Springs, and there will be less free bids. I will start a new thread

Thank you for the response. I will try that. I just saw the downtown area is close to the water, thought it would have nice views. Any other areas that are recommended for stay in San Diego?

We are going to San Diego on 12/29, and will stay for two nights. Want to stay at a 4* hotel in either Downtown/Harbor Island or Coronado Area. It seems Coronado is much more expensive Hotwire gives me a quote of $99 for 4* in Harbor Island (customer favorite), most likely Sheraton. Any idea on what I should I bid on Priceline? Thank you