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Using the better bidding PRICELINE link of course :-) As this was a last-minute bid for a reservation starting tomorrow, the starting bid of $40 was higher than what I would've liked, but I only had one bid to use. Nearly 50% off of advertised listing price $79/night on the hotel's official website, so I am ecstatic. Thanks betterbidding as always!

Amenities listed: High-Speed Internet Access Free Parking Free Breakfast Free Internet Accessible path of travel Wheelchair accessible Accessible bathroom Handicapped parking Rate per night: $42.00 Nights: 1 Tax recovery charges & fees: $10.27 Subtotal: $52.27

Starting bid at $30, then, $32, $34, $36, $38, and finally $40 was accepted for what looks like a nice property at Jameson Inn. Your Offer Price Per Room, Per Night: $40.00 Subtotal: $80.00 Taxes & Fees: $18.70 Total Charges*: $98.70 Hotel website's lowest price was $89.99 per night. As always, I started by bidding through Better Bidding's PRICELINE link.

Bidding for a 3.5* hotel in Philadelphia (Downtown) for one night was as follows: Bid 1: $54 (Downtown) Bid 2: $55 (Downtown + Cherry Hill) Bid 3: $56 (Downtown + City Line) Bid 4: $57 (Downtown + Gloucester) Accepted at Marriott Philadelphia Downtown! :) Subtotal: $57.00 Taxes & Fees: $15.97 Total Charges: $72.97 Thank you again for having this wonderful site up. And naturally, I used the PRICELINE link through this site.

Sorry the title of the topic was somehow truncated. The dates were supposed to read 7/22/10-7/23/10.

Bid was on a 3* in Bakersfield for one night (Thursday 7/22/10). Started at $34, then $35, and bid was accepted at $36 at the Doubletree Hotel Bakersfield. Room: $36.00 Taxes & Fees: $11.75 Total: $47.75 Thanks to all for your continued help. I used the Board's PRICELINE link to make the bid.