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Thanks for your reply, the website says that $40 rates are 'sold out'.

Sorry, since the question was related to hotwire therefore I posted there.

Please help in identifying 2-1/2 star Central waikiki area hotel on hotwire Near Beach Smoke Free Pool Restaurants Business Center Laundry Golf nearby Tennis nearby Recommended in 75% of customer reviews. Thanks for help.

We will be in Oahu from May 1 to May 5 (so need for 4 days) and will go to Big island to see valcano for a day (ie 5th night -- One day at Hili or near Valcano National Park)My budget is $60-70 per night and I looked at PRICELINE there are several properties available from 2 to 3 start at this price(list price); not sure the location though as it is our first visit to Hawaii. May be we can get much lower price for these properties thru bidding. When I visited this site and saw that some people are getting resort for $80ish so I thought to increase my budget a little. Not sure what other costs will be involved while staying in 5 stars or resorts? We are budget traveler and will be out/driving seeing places most of the time. We are traveling with our toddlar. Please advise.

Hello Everyone, I came to know about this site thru google search and reading the priceline threads for last 2 days as we are heading to Hawaii (oahu and big island) in May. I was thinking to bid for resort; some of you have got Hyatt Regency for around $80. I have a question for those who stayed there or have some info: 1. What other fee they charge other than what we pay on price line (I resort fee etc). 2. I called them and did not get good answer (initially they said no other fee, then she said that their may be some fee etc) 3. I was told they will charge $33 plus tax for parking fee (there is no self parking). Can any one share the first had experience? Actually, I am a budget traveler and was thing of booking 2-3 star hotel but thought to take advantage of price line bidding. Appreciate any help/tips. Thanks.