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wboehmer

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  1. Started bidding Baltimore Inner Harbor - Downtown - Fells Point 3.5-star at $60. Incremented re-bids until $70 was accepted for the Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor At Camden Yards. $88.63  w/taxes & fees. Hotel website shows this room at $252.94 (incl. taxes/fees) for the same night. Baltimore hotels are irritating with their extra charges. This one charges $26/day for garage parking & $12.95 for in-room wifi (free in public areas), but at least no "resort fee."

  2. Needed a hotel for 2 nights for the University of Maryland 2013 Commencement. Bid 3-stars in College Park, Greenbelt, Hyattsville & even Laurel up to $63 - all rejected. Started over with Gaithersburg & incremented until $55 was accepted for the Hyatt House Gaithersburg. $133.18 for 2 nights w/taxes & fees. Hotel website shows this room at $204.93 (incl. tax) for the same nights. The distance to campus is not ideal, but the rate is decent considering my high-demand timing & the Hyatt House offers interesting suite-type accommodations

  3. Can you please add a reply to this thread with the amenities shown before your purchase...

    Not sure if this is what you mean, but Hotwire provided the following information before purchase:

    3-star Hotel in Reading

    This Hotel features the following amenities:

    Fitness Center

    Guests have access to exercise equipment; an additional charge may apply.

    Restaurant(s)

    Property offers at least one restaurant on the premises; hours and days of operation may vary.

    Business Center

    Guests have access to business equipment and services; an additional charge may apply.

    High-Speed Internet Access

    Guestrooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access; an extra charge may apply.

  4. PRICELINE bids for a 3-star in Reading, PA up to $49 were rejected. Received a special one-day email offer from HOTWIRE which showed a 3-star in Reading, PA for $50 & took it (normal HOTWIRE for the same hotel looks like $53). Total for 2 nights incl taxes/fees: $120.03. Booking through hotel website shows $252.82 for the same room w/taxes, fees & a ridiculous $25 extra person fee. HOTWIRE was nice for this one because I could specify my requirement to accommodate 3 adults.
  5. Started bidding at $41 for 3.5-star for Executive Park. Incremented bids & added South Park & Downtown as acceptable areas until $61 was accepted for my 3-night stay. With taxes & fees the total cost for my stay is $224.97 vs. $396.88 on the Hilton website for their advance-purchase discounted deal for the same 3 nights. Decent savings, but rates seem to be up 30% in Charlotte vs. last winter.

  6. Bid $55 for Resorts class, Hilton Head Island only: rejected. Added Bluffton area (no Resorts). Rebid $60: rejected. Started over the next day. Rebid $61 for Resorts, Hilton Head Island only: accepted for Crowne Plaza Resort. Total w/taxes & Priceline fees: $75.79. An additional $12.95 resort fee (a.k.a. "extra profit") is expected. :angry:Hotel website shows this room at $181.67 (incl. taxes & the resort fee).

    I know, a one-night stopover really is not the best way to visit Hilton Head, but it gives me an opportunity to take a look at this resort for future reference.

  7. I read history for IOP area. Wanted Wild Dunes Resort & had high confidence this was the only Priceline 4* in the area. First bid of $65 was accepted. Total is price is $81.85 w/taxes & fees. My Priceline reservation says nothing about it, but I expect an additional ~$13 "resort fee." The hotel website lists this room at $181.03 (incl. tax & a $13.41 resort fee). Also, a current SniqueAway offer totals $130.00 (incl. tax & fee).

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