jealby

Bid $70 hoping for the Hilton (3* as well), but ended up at the Holiday inn on the outskirts of town. Only a 33% saving of the list price of $104, so dissapointed in my bidding strategy...

2 nights for $82/night. Quite happy - hotwire list price was $143/night for the same period.

    Pet friendly
    Indoor pool(s)
    Airport shuttle
    Smoke-free rooms
    Fitness center
    Pool(s)
    Restaurant(s)
    Business center
    Internet access

Needed a hotel just for a night before flying out. Worked my way up from $90 and tried many areas around the center of Paris before I got this, which I am very happy with. List rate for the night was $281.

Offer Price: US$115.00

Rooms: 1

Nights: 1

Room Subtotal: US$115.00

Taxes & Fees: US$18.18

Total Charged to Card: US$133.18

I also need one for the night of 9/25, but I haven't had any luck and maxed out areas/price at $150... Not sure why the Wednesday is so much busier/more expensive than the Sunday night.

I am trying to find out the identity of a Priceline Express deal hotel in Chicago (Millennium Park, Loop & Grant Park) for June 23, 2013 - June 28, 2013 listed at $179 a night, link at: (I used the board's PRICELINE link!)

Here are the details:

Guest rating: 8.0

"Guest Favorite"

Guaranteed Amenities: Indoor or OUtdoor Pool, Pets Allowed, Business Center, Fitness Center

Any guesses?

I just booked a deal with the same amenities through Priceline Express hotels. $85/night in the Loop from 7/3-7/6. I got the Hyatt Regency Chicago.

Amenities: Indoor pool(s), Fitness Center, Pool(s),Restaurant(s), Business Center, High-Speed Internet Access

I won the room through Hotwire and was just writing a review which I thought might be helpful here.

Pros: The hotel is in a good location, being close to downtown SLC. There is a tram car stop very close by, making it easy to get around for those without a car. For those with a vehicle, parking seemed to be abundant and was free.

Cons: My biggest gripe is that I "bought" a night at this hotel through Hotwire when it was blinded as a 4* property. When I arrived, I lugged all of my bags in from the car and upon check-in, was told that I would not be staying in the main hotel, but rather in one of the hotel/motel-like separate buildings a hundred yards or so away. So, I had to take all my bags out again, pack the car and drive to my room. The room itself was clean and functional, however it was not what I consider to be a 4* room, as it was straight out of the 1970's (with the exception of a nice flat screen TV). Also, as it was on the ground level (the external buildings are all 2 levels I think) there was a lot of noise from all the other cars driving around the property (which takes up an entire city block - or so they told me), and there was nowhere to unload my bags under cover which meant my bags and I got wet in the rain.

One last thing. Shortly after checkout I received a Visa alert that my credit card had been charged. I called the hotel to ask what this was, as the room was prepaid. After a few minutes of being on hold, they have back to me and told me "the clerk had made an error and now thankfully it had been reversed"! Yes, I'm very thankful!

I don't see your listing regarding this hotel, but I believe they have a pool and restaurant on property.

Just booked 3 nights over Christmas in Teton Village at The Inn at Jackson Hole - a hotwire 3* rated hotel. $149 p.n. + ~$16 extra in fees/taxes p.n.

Reasonable deal.