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luvtorun

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  1. I bid on a 2 1/2* room on Priceline, but gave up when my max wasn't accepted. They don't offer 3* or above. I believe bid was rejected because of the popular "Spring Pilgrimage" which is happening in Natchez during the time period that I am requesting. I have booked a room at a nice Bed and Breakfast. Thanks for your help. By the way, I see that you are a Michigan fan and/or alumni....I was raised in Muskegon, Michigan....my father graduated from Michigan State (from Grand Haven), sister graduated from U of Mich.....I now live in Fairhope, Ala....Small world!

  2. Got this room for $55 on PRICELINE on first bid. Probably could have gotten for slightly less, but had no time and did not want to take a chance.

    Can't say enough good about this Embassy. Everything wonderful beginning with the check-in. Great service in all areas. Honored my request for King Suite, higher floor in quiet area. This two room suite was very roomy & well appointed with gourmet coffee, plush towels, wet bar area, quality furniture and amazingly comfortable mattress (not too soft or firm). The free made- to -order breakfast was great! Ordered Embassy's special omelette and oatmeal...to die for! Still here and don't want to leave!!!

    Last stay in Montgomery was in 2 1/2 * Wingate which was horrible! Honestly was more like a 1* except for the interior entry to rooms. Because of the bad Wingate experience, will NEVER again bid on a 2 1/2 star in Montgomery as long as it is "in the mix"!!!!!

  3. I recently won a 3.5 * room on Priceline at the Marriott Copley Square, Boston for $120.00 (I started bidding $85.00 and increased it by $10.00 each day until I won it!) My stay will be from 9-09 to 09-12-10. As far as I can see, the only other 3.5* Copley Hotel that is going on Priceline is the Sheraton. The reviews look good for both on several websites including Tripadvisor.com & Frommers.com. I tried bidding for a 4* starting out at 95.00 and quit at $165.00. Several Boston hotel reservation desks have told me that August and early September are busy times mainly because of incoming students w/family.

  4. Two weeks ago I bid on a 3.5 star hotel for 9-9-10 - 9-12-10 and got the Marriott - Copley Square for $120.00 ( I started out with $85.00 and continued to bid each day until I finally won it). It seems that the only other 3.5 that is winning bids in that area is the Sheraton Boston. I first tried for a 4* but quit after $165.00, so your budget of $125.00 will probably get you a 3.5 or less. I looked at the reviews for both the Marriott & Sheraton-Copley Square and the Sheraton on Tripadvisor.com-The Sheraton gets a little better reviews, although the Marriott seems pretty nice, too. Not sure how Priceline works regarding median pricing. Don't know when you are needing the room, but I was told by Marriott reservation desk that August & early Sept. are very busy because of incoming college students w/family staying.

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