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Wow, this is a new one for me. Just got this hotel for 2 nights March 15-17, 2013 for $132 a night.

I started at $100-silly me as it was accepted right away. This is for two nights 4/1 & 4/1.

Started bidding at $80 using copley/theater area..upped it to $90 pulling in waterfront then upped it to $95 pulling in financial district. Ended up with Omni Parker for $95. Works for me. I was there in March after getting this hotel through Priceline and it's a decent hotel in a decent location.

You might want to try Marriot Copley direct - I was looking at 9/2 and I could book direct with them for $159.

Took two bids - 1st at $80 - selected just Copley...was declined. Added in South Boston - kept the 4* rating upped bid to $85 and end up with Fairmont Copley - typically a $200 a night hotel!!

I had a heck of a time getting a decent price for this area for one night 2/26/06. We were trying to get a hotel nearer the airport but ended up here. It was only about a 10 minute ride to the airport so no big deal. Ended up paying $100 after bidding for over a week within the Fort Lauderdale area with no luck under $100. Actually I liked this hotel. The room looked like it had just been done - clean, comfortable bed and a nice bathroom. I would have no issues staying here again if in the Fort Lauderdale area.

I think it might be the comfort inn at the civic center - sure wish I knew!

Does anyone know what hotels are in Priceline for Augusta Maine?

FYI-I had bid $100 last night which was rejected with a counteroffer....increase by $22 and I would get a hotel. I am glad I decided to try again with free rebid by adding in a location that does not have 4* - increased by only $5 and got a hit!!

Just got the Fairmont Copley for $105 for one night 5/7/05 - have not gotten this hotel in the past but am looking forward to it!

Stayed at the above for $60 for 4/9/05. Very nice hotel for that price - about a 5 minute drive to Old Port. They also have a shuttle that will go into Old Port - runs until 11 pm

Stayed here 3/10/05. The hotel was very accomodating as we had two rooms and were looking for connecting or adjoining rooms - we forgot to ask for double beds in each room (there were 4 of us) and when we called down to the front desk they had us in two rooms (adjoining) with our two beds within 15 minutes!! The beds were VERY comfortable, and the shower pressure fantastic. My only complaint would be the flushing of the toilets - VERY LOUD!! We were on the 16th floor with a great view of the city and again the location of the hotel is perfect. No problem for me if I ended up with this hotel on a future bid!

Just stayed at the Colonnade on 3/11/05. Overall I was pleased with the location (cannot be beat - right near the Prudential and Copley Malls). I was there during the day so stopped in very early on that day and asked if they could take my bags - no issues with that. Ended up back at the hotel at 5 that afternoon. Got a room on the 6th floor. Very clean - great shower pressure and thought the room was fine for $100 we paid through priceline. We had stayed the night before at the Sheraton and that was $100 also. I thought the overall look was nicer at the Sheraton but the extra touches were better at the Colonnade. Would have no issues if ended up with this hotel again!!

We bid 3 times - starting with Back Bay only at $75-this was rejected. I added 1 zone without a 4* and brought bid to $80, this was rejected also, went up $90 added another zone and was rejected again. I then had to wait the 72 hours. I started at $90 again with just Back Bay and was rejected. Then I went to $100 by adding another zone without a 4* and got the Colonnade.

I was really hoping for the Marriot or the Westin but will hope for the best.

I was looking to stay one night only - 3/11. Thanks!

Does anyone know what the 3.5* hotel is for Copley Boston? Amneties are Restaurant, Pool, Fitness Center, and Business Center. Coming up as a customer favorite also. They are showing $106 per night. Thanks for anyones help!