momopeach

Bid 4* for 12/28/2010-12/30/2010 ...at $50, rejected ...up to $65 with rebid zones, rejected Bid 3.5* for 12/28/2010-12/30/2010 ...at $55, rejected ...up to $65 with rebid zones, rejected Bid 4* for 12/29/2010-12/31/2010 same as above, rejected Bid 3.5* for 12/29/2010-12/31/2010 same as above, rejected Bid 3* for 12/28/2010-12/30/2010 (no rebid zones here...) ...at $55, ACCEPTED! :)

My bid at $55 was successful, and accepted by Maritime Plaza Hotel (3*) for 12/28/2010 to 12/30/2010 (2 nights). After taxes, it was about $135 USD, which is still a great deal! Thank you for all the advice!

All the bids listed above were rejected. I used the links at the top of the page to access priceline. 3 re-bid zones, Laval, Longueuil, and Pointe Clair were used since they only had up to 3* hotels. Not sure how to proceed from here with regards to the 3* hotel strategy. Your input is much appreciated!

It would be great to get a 3.5* for $65 if possible. In the end, I'm trying to get the best value for under $65, but if we end up with a 3*, then of course I would want to spend the least possible. Are you suggesting that I should try to bid $65 for a 4* first, and then, if rejected, bid $65 again for a 3.5*, and if not, then try to work with the 3*s? Although I'm looking for value, I'm not willing to spend more than $65 a night (before taxes/surcharges)

Let's go with the cheapest for a 3* in Downtown Area Montreal! Thanks

Priceline newbie here... Hoping to book a 3* or higher in Montreal (Downtown Area) between 12/28/3010 to 12/30/2010. My price range is at most $65 a night. I want to get the best value out of my stay, and Priceline seems promising. Any tips on how to bid? Thanks...