Busyman

I forgot to add this. I tried to get the Renaissance for one night added after getting 5 bedrooms and ended up getting the Hotel Monaco. I had to switch hotels the next day. Sorry for the lateness.

Bid $70 for 5 bedrooms ($415.20 after tax) Deal in the bag. $83.04 a bedroom. Going to another bday celebration and eating at Fogo.

Tried 4* at $70 to get the Marriot Waterfront. No go. Bid the same for 3.5* then 3* and got the Hilton Garden Inn. Someone may want to add that to the Harbor East-Fells Point list. I'm going to a bday party at Mustang Alley's Bar and Bowling and wanted somewhere close to stay instead of going home late.

You are correct, sir. I left out Spa. You are also on point that, hell, I have NEVER seen Bellagio reported.

Yes I see. Dates are 11/7 thru 11/12. Free Parking Casino Resort Internet Access Golf Nearby Restaurant Business Center Fitness Center Pool Accessible path of travel Accessible for the deaf Accessible for the blind Accessible bathroom In-room accessibility Handicapped parking Roll-in shower That looks like it knocks out Cosmo and has no difference between Bellagio and Aria. Weird, I actually wanted Cosmo. Thanks for the help yellowdog.

10/7-10/12 $138 1. Free Parking 2. Casino 3. Resort 4. Internet Access 5. Golf Nearby 6. Restaurant 7. Business Center 8. Fitness Center 9. Pool 5-Star choices are Vdara, Mandarin, Four Seasons, Bellagio, Aria, and Cosmopolitan. I know Casino filters out Vdara, Mandarin, and Four Seasons. I'm trying to figure out what this hotel from what's left in bold. Nothing matches up exactly, when I check the list.

Bid $75 for Harbor East - Fells Point - REJECTED Added Downtown and rebid $86 ACCEPTED - Renaissance Harborplace Hotel This was my 2nd choice after Baltimore Marriot Waterfront in Harbor East anyway. The missus has a run at the Inner Harbor on Sunday so we are staying for the weekend. The updated bid zones REALLY help at the Inner Harbor when picking 4 stars hotels. The one mistake I made was not bidding $75 for Downtown separately using the missus' account. I could've saved $22. Oh well. Last I checked, the updated zones have not been updated on Betterbidding's hotel list. I posted about this about a week ago. It narrows down the hotels greatly since there are more zones for the same areas.

The Baltimore Priceline zones have changed The there is no longer an Inner Harbor-Downtown zone by itself. BWI is now separated (see below). Here are the zones now: BWI BWI East Baltimore East Baltimore Stadiums Baltimore West Downtown Glen Burnie Harbor East-Fells Point Inner Harbor-Camden Yards Mt Vernon Owings Mills University Area This can help narrow down hotels Betterbidding currently has: BWI Stadiums West Glen Burnie Inner Harbor-Downtown Mt Vernon Owings Mills University Area I made a mistake a couple of times bidding Inner Harbor-Camden Yards due to this recent switch (I didn't get it). I wanted Harbor East-Fells Point, unlike before. The Renaissance, for instance, is now part of just Downtown. Any word of updates to this on the site? PRICELINE Punch in: Baltimore, MD

Last thing, 4* Princeton-Lawrenceville hotel - now $68 Fitness Center, Pool, Restaurant, Business Center, High Speed Internet Access, Tennis Nearby Once again, looking at the reviews which refer to an indoor pool with outdoor whirlpool and that they charge for internet and breakfast and it's in an office park, this is the Hyatt Regency Princeton at Carnegie Center. This is a great way to differentiate this from the Westin Princeton Forrestal Village. Please mark it.

Yes and thanks for the help. I did use your links to search tho'. I don't think the Residence Inn, Cranbury is even in HOTWIRE's inventory.

Well those deals went away....however. 4* Princeton-Lawrenceville - Smoke Free Room, Fitness Center, Pool, Restaurant, Business Center, High Speed Internet Access, Tennis Nearby After looking at the reviews on Hotwire, there was a comment about the indoor and outdoor pools being closed. This is DEFINITELY the The Westin Princeton at Forrestal Village. It has tennis, which is not usual plus indoor and outdoor connected pools, which no other hotel in the area has. Total $187.11. However, I got the Residence Inn Cranbury/South Brunswick for $107 a night, $246 total (King 1 bedroom suite w/sofabed). Unlike the Westin, it has wireless internet and full breakfast included. The Westin charges $10 a day for internet and for breakfast, it will probably run at least $25 a day (2 days) for the 3 of us. $187.11 + $20 internet + $50 breakfast puts it over the Res Inn. The Hotwire deal got even better but ultimately it falls short. Mark the bold down as Westin (check Hotwire's comments)

I'm actually going there tomorrow and I think 4* in Princeton with tennis is Hyatt Regency or Westin Forrestal (either one) and both have indoor pools. If I had found out the 3* I would've left tonight. That's why I was looking for the help.

4* Central NJ hotel - $89 Fitness Center, Pool, Restaurant, Business Center, Laundry Facilities, High Speed Internet Access 4* Princeton-Lawrenceville hotel - $89 Fitness Center, Pool, Restaurant, Business Center, High Speed Internet Access, Tennis Nearby 3* Princeton-Lawrenceville hotel - $59 Suite, Complimentary Breakfast, Fitness Center, Pool, Business Center, High Speed Internet Access, Kitchenette I'm going to up there today or tomorrow (Six Flags) and need help! I must have an indoor pool but HOTWIRE has no stipulation of in or out. The 3 STAR looks promising with a suite but I need to narrow down the possibilities. I'd leave today for that price. I am now booked at the Residence Inn in Cranbury/South Brunswick at $116 per night for 2 nights but think that's too high.