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I didnt end up bidding thru priceline as my exgf was able to strike a deal with hotel sunrise in korea. It was for 20 days stay, Free internet, $100 a night

Please provide a follow-up for your prior Seoul Priceline thread (post what you decided for that stay within that thread, then reply to this thread.)

I didnt end up bidding thru priceline as my exgf was able to strike a deal with hotel sunrise in korea. It was for 20 days stay, Free internet, $100 a night

I noticed you merged the two threads, Can you delete the first post and just allow the second post in? Need inputs please.

Hello,

I need help on how I should go upon this priceline bid. I am looking to book 4 rooms for stay in Atlantic City area for 2 nights on May 6&7(Friday and saturday). a 4* yeilds medium price range of $293 (as stated in priceline), should I multiply this to 60% for my first bid at $176? Is that the best I could get? I didnt try yet, need direction on how to do this, thanks.

I usually use hotwire for benchmarking where my bid should be, but hotwire do not have a 4* available.

Also, here is a quick question, maybe I have missed it in the FAQ, but I need 2 beds each room, do we have control over how many beds we get? or is it normally 1 king size bed?

Wrong forum,

sorry, but a 3.5* in atlantic city area is the only one showing up. @ $142, how good are these deal?

I'm looking for one that have complimentary Internet connection. And possibly breakfast lol

Hey is there anyway to know amenities included in the star hotels before bidding?

Yea Im actually looking at only Seocho-gu/Gangnam-Gu zone..

I tried 110$ for 5* then 4* but rejected for both.. They forwarded me to the retail page after the 4*. does that mean im getting close? Renaissance hotel which by this site is the reported 4* shows 223/night, which is about 50% of the offer?

Hello all,

Im looking for some help on the best way to target this. Im looking for a 4* or 5* hotel in Seoul, Korea.

I guess my best wish is a 5* but a 4* will do, but trying to keep it below $110 per night.

Whats the best way to do this? cut it up? or ? any tips will be appreciated.

Tried upto 105 for a 4* and rejected.

First try? 4* Strip North on 9/23-9/27 for $90/night.. Good deal? Not sure, it was my first try, was thinking id need to go up? could I have went lower first?

Need help IDing 4* strip North

amenities: Casino, fitness, pool, restaurants, business ctr, golf, spa.

Im thinking TI

for 9/23-27. Any help would be great.