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Hi, we decide to stay at a local motel in Flushing NY for $80 per night, it is called "East Sea Inn". Thanks for all the help and support from the forum. Please close this post.

I see a 4* at ESB area for $198 on the HOTWIRE, so you can probably get the same price without too much trouble.

That was my guess too, just hesitate that whether I should wait for last minute deal. Thanks for your help. I will come back if there is any updates.

The price went back down, woo, my guess is that they have a system update, there was about 3 hours of time that the price is way up. I almost thought there is a big event or sth. Thanks. Could you help to identify this HOTWIRE property? Hoboken - Jersey City - North Bergen area hotel, 4 star Pool, smoke free, fitness, restaurant, business center, high speed internet, blind, path of travel, in room accessibility, accessible bathroom, handicapped parking. 9/12-9/13 shows $156, and 9/13-9/15 shows $107. Thanks for your help.

Was it just me or the Hotwire price seems to jump 20% today.

thanks for your information, I thought I need to keep the post in the correct location, but will continue the same post from now on. I am so glad that you notice the TA rating, which rule out the Marrakech. But still debating whether should go ahead to get it. Based on another round of research on TA, there are only 3 hotels match the description: Park 79, Belnord and Comfort Inn. Question here, does Hotwire sell the secrete hotel in regular price too? cause I can not find any of the above hotel in the regular price list. thanks again.

Just want to add that it has not customer rating at this time and also said $258 other sites* $105.00 per room, per night Checking against the list we have here, there are two candidate with known rating. Marrakech and Excelsior, both have fair reviews, but the one on the hotwire does not have any review.

Hi there, I found this hotel on hotwire but can not figure out which one it is. Could you help me identify it. Date 9/12-9/15, Central Park West Hotel, 2.5-star Hotel in Central Park West This Hotel features the following amenities: High-Speed Internet Access Guestrooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access; an extra charge may apply. Thank you for your help.

I have not looked into 3* or 3.5* at this time. I guess that would be my start point next. My previous bid includes all the 4* at lower Manhattan, just by adding the rebid zones, up to $150/night. I will read the "Bid Early" as you suggested, and study a little more on the 3* hotels. My target is to minimize the walking from hotel to sight-seeing locations, and possible close to time square so that I could walk around at night. I guess Time Square has the best location with highest price tag. Thanks for your input, would appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks for your reply. I did notice the price seems to be quite steep during September, so I am willing to take a 3.5*, or even a decent 3* to fit in the budget. I read on your forum regarding MTE and CPS, for sure I would like to avoid it. Now, back to a question that probably been asked many many times, am I too early to bid? I understand it is a question with no answer, but like to hear from your expert opinion. I had use your link to place my bid, but no luck yet. I have bid up to $150 for 4*, but nothing on the 3.5* yet. Thanks again.

Hi, I am planning to visit NYC from Sept 12-15 (3 nights). I am looking a booking a 3.5 star or higher room in any major areas around lower Manhattan (south of central park), my target is $150/night, my budget is slightly higher. The Times Square area is definitely nice but other areas will also ok. Any help with a strategy or suggestion would be appreciated, Thanks for your help. JP

Hi there, I am interested in this hotel also, can any help identify this hotel? Thanks.

Hi, just wondering whether you have nailed down your ticket yet, since I might be traveling the same time at same destination, I am appreciated if you could provide an update. Thanks.

I really want to cancel my PRICELINE reservation at $90/night, on top of which is $18/night parking fee. Should not do PRICELINE bidding while your head is not clear.

Congratulations, so it is 110 not 100? :)

My goal is to either stay in the downtown zones for 100 or less, or stay in the airport side for 70 or less. I did read through the introduction about how to bid. The only problem is the price seems to be much higher comparing to other wins in early this year (nearly double based on recent wins). So, come down to one question which has been asked many times, is it too early to bid. I know the price fluctuates, so hard to predict. But my date is nothing special, just a Monday and Tuesday in October, so does it FEEL right to wait? I hate to do the same bidding combinations everyday, maybe I shall do that once or twice a week? I will use the link to do my search. Thanks for any response.

You $80 bid is excellent, after seeing your post, I bid a different day 10/17, and was offered $85 also, and I did not get anything at my final bid of $78.

Thanks for the response, I am looking for a hotel in SF for 10/18 and 10/19. My target is either 4*,3.5* at USE, USW, Fishermen Wharf, or Financial District for a budget under $100/night. Or at airport side for a 3-4* under a budget of $70/night. I had some bid up to $110 at downtown and up to $75 at SFO, but no luck. I know I am still 3 months away, so I hope to get some good deal. Any suggestion is appreciated, thanks a million.

No, just notice a lot hotel charge 50 for valet parking here, still need help. Thanks.

To answer my own question, it seems like Hotel Monaco, A Kimpton Hotel, which charges $50 valet parking.

Hello, I found this hotel in lastminutetravel.com for two night stay in SF for $116 per night. It shows 4.5 stars, and has a $50 daily valet parking rate. Can anyone help me to identify this hotel. Many thanks. Jianping. 4.5-star hotel in Downtown/Union Square/Nob Hill/S - Hotel Description General Description 4 star accommodations Prime location Close proximity to Union Square Close proximity to business district Completely renovated Air-conditioned public areas Elegant design and d

You are probably right, even the coupon itself expire next week, the offer expire yesterday, that might be the reason.

I had two accounts which had the $50 bonus cash each, both shall expire by the end of next week, but the link is no longer working even it shows in my account. Anyone can confirm this? Thanks. It gave me this info: The link you used is incomplete, invalid, or expired. If you copied and pasted a Bonus Cash link from an e-mail message, make sure you include any text that may have wrapped onto a second line. If you typed the link, please double-check your entry. It is also possible that this Bonus Cash offer has expired.

4* San Diego (Downtown-Harbor Island) Sheraton Marina, sorry did not use the link. Bid from $65 with $1 increment, win at $69 Total $282.12 for 2 rooms @ 2 nights, (use $40 priceline reward) Very happy with the price, anyone knows where to park nearby to avoid $22+tax self-parking fee? Thank you.

4* Los Angeles (Beverly Hills-West Hollywood) Hyatt Century Plaza for $100. sorry did not go through the link. Start bid from $80 with $5 increment, win at $100. Total for 2 rooms * 2 nights is $429.28 (use $40 priceline reward) Feels like a good deal, but surprise to find out no self parking. and Valet parking will be $35/day. Any suggestion where to park? Thanks.