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Greatly appreciate your input. Do you think buying a package hotel+car would be cheaper, more expensive or roughly the same than bidding for a hotel and car separately? Or maybe, buying a flight+hotel+car or flight+hotel, then bidding for car?

Given it's my first time there, I'd rather avoid public transport as I can be on a time constraint the first few days am there. However later through my stay that is surely something to consider. To be honest, since my stay is going to be over 7 days, I'd want to look at the $50-$60 range per night, preferably tax inclusive, if possible. I'd also be looking at a 3*. The zones you mentioned that require a drive, how long of a drive would I be looking at, with traffic? Lastly, parking prices, are they similar to Chicago or on the cheaper end?

Done. :) As of now, it'll most likely be from 5th Sep till 16th Sep. I'm not familiar with the UCLA area at all. Never been. So I'm relying with whatever help I can get.I did realize however, the close to UCLA, the higher the price. Also, just like I mentioned, I will also be renting a car, so maybe i'm better off to drive there. ideas?

I will need a hotel within the vicinity of UCLA preferably between 3* - 4*. I will be staying there for a minimum of a week starting 5th September. What would be my best option and how should I go about it? Also what price would I be looking at per night? Would it better if I choose a hotel 20 minutes away from UCLA, as it would be considerably cheaper? Lastly, did anyone ever try Name your Own Price when it comes to cars? Recommendable?

I am trying to bid for the Marriott at the Renaissance Center hotel in downtown Detroit sometime either 29,30 or 31 July. I've been looking at the 4* downtown Detroit bids and most seem to go to the Westin Book Cadillac @ no less than $100. There doesn't seem to any wins for the Marriott hotel since January of this year. And there doesn't seem to be any on Hotwire. The only thing I realized which may help is all the Marriott bids are less than $95 for the most part. Any ideas?

Started @ $60 and made my way up to $71 through rebid zones. Coming to a total of $337.52 for the 4 nights including tax. Been here a few times. I like it. Only problem I always encountered was the parking. Anyone has any thoughts on that? When I came here once before, I parked at the millennium parking right across for $30 for 24 hours. There are some morning specials, but I don't do well with entering and exiting on specific times, let alone won't be using the car. Anyone know of anything cheaper? thanks

are you sure you chose "4* Chicago (NMA-River North)" for this Hyatt property. I've been multiple times here and it's always when choosing "4* Chicago (Millennium Park-Loop-Grant Park) Hyatt". The same goes for other users on this forum. Please confirm. thanks.

Hello I'm trying to bid on the Sheraton in novi,mi for check in Monday for one night. I saw a bid on here a few days ago for an amazing 39$. I'd love to get something around that. However I'm checking on HOTWIRE and it seems to be going for 99$, meaning price line would have it in th 80s range Can someone confirm I for me Thanks

Started @ $40. Final price $42 Final price including tax $102.02 Used betterbidding PRICELINE link to make purchase

Started @ $40. Final price $42 Final price for 4 nights including tax $157.52 I was hoping for Hyatt Place. Used betterbidding PRICELINE link to make purchase

Started @ $40. Final price $42 Final price including tax $54.39 Used betterbidding PRICELINE link to make purchase

Started @ $55, went up to $70 using rebid zones. Final price for 2 nights including tax $169.88

$50 + tax. 22 dec. for 2 nights. Wondering if this is considered a great deal or just an OK deal, given the hotel location, name and dates.