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  1. I'm trying to get The Cosmopolitan...

     

    1) Elite 5-star condo in Center Strip area $86 per night (now it's $87)

    FULL AMENITIES: Free parking, Free Internet, Suite, Smoke-free rooms, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Golf nearby, Spa services, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Roll-in shower

     

    2) Elite 5-star resort in Center Strip area $104 per night (now it shows $105)

    FULL AMENITIES:  Free parking, Resort, Casino, Fitness center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business center, Internet access, Golf nearby, Spa services, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking, Roll-in shower

     

    3) Luxury 5-star boutique hotel in South Strip area $195 per night (kinda weird to be the Cosmo if a room goes for $150 on their website) 

    FULL AMENITIES: Boutique hotel, Fitness center, Business center, Self-service laundry, Spa services, Accessible for visually impaired, Accessible for hearing impaired, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Wheelchair accessible, Accessible bathroom, Roll-in shower

     

    4) CENTER STRIP $147

     FULL AMENITIES: Free parking, Boutique hotel, Casino, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Internet access

  2. OK

     

    So both the hotels I put up went up in price substantially on Priceline Express and on Hotwire so I just grabbed this at $202 per night. 

     

    S. SFO Intl Airport - Burlingame area Boutique Hotel

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    Free parking
    •  Free breakfast
    •  Free Internet
    •  Boutique hotel
    •  Airport shuttle
    •  Smoke-free rooms
    •  Fitness center
    •  Self-service laundry
    •  Internet access
    •  Golf nearby

  3. Yeah, a company like HOTWIRE is bound to have small print covering everything possible.

    What irks me most though is the fact that they really fooled me. Regardless of the hotel outcome I was always sure there's some sort of discount by using Hotwire. Being more expensive then the actual hotel website is a new low (or high...)

  4. 02/10 - 02/11

    These are the amenities:

    Free Internet

    Smoke Free Rooms

    Restaurant(s)

    Business Center

    Internet access

    Accessible for the blind

    Accessible for the deaf

    Accessible path of travel

    In-room accessibility

    Wheelchair accessible

    Accessible bathroom

    Roll-in shower

    And here's why it's a scam.

    This is the super deal from Hotwire "reg $144"

    Rate per night: $96.00

    Nights:1

    Rooms:1

    Taxes:$11.02

    Occupancy tax:$8.30

    Fees:$11.24

    Subtotal:$126.56

    Trip total:$126.56

    But when I went to the Hotel's website I found this:

    Distrikt Hotel Website

    Arrival:2/10/2014

    Departure:2/11/2014

    Length of Stay:1 Night

    Room 1:Grandview Doubles

    Guests:1 Adult, 0 Children

    Best Available Rate:103.55 USD

    Subtotal:103.55 USD

    Taxes & Fees:18.77 USD

    Estimated Total Cost:122.32 USD

    Hotwire has a 'Low Price Guarantee' but since their rate is technically $96 (although they make up for it in the mysterious "fees" which even the hotel doesn't charge) and the hotel's rate is $103.55 even if the grand total from the hotel website is lower, there's no 'Guarantee' - just a plain old rip-off.

  5. OK, Since I'm considering this hotel I did some research and there is a parking lot right around the corner on 1634 Argyle Avenue called Sunshine Auto Park. The prices thre are much cheaper but a bit confusing because they count a day from 12pm so if you park at night and leave after 12pm the next day you end up paying $20 plus an extra $10 but if you leave before 12pm it's only $20.

    You can call and get the details, if you'd like. (213) 617-7275

  6. Hi folks

    I see that the W Hollywoood is offering rooms at great prices via Hotwire and Priceline. (there is currently a "super savings" of $131 per night on Hotwire for a hotel that matches the description of a recent W win and I see somebod scored a $105 on Priceline.

    I'm looking to get this hotel at the best price, any tips as to how I can bid properly on Priceline?

    My dates are 1/21 - 1/24

    Thanks in advance.

    There are currently four 4* ated hotels on Priceline in the Hollywood area. The W Hollywood, Renaissance, Hollywood Roosvelt and Redbury. I prefer the W. :)

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