jimbo

I believe it was $96. I had decided that I wasn't going any higher than $100 for now. Can they read minds?? I see Hotwire lists a 4 star at $104 now. Does anyone know for sure if that is the Hilton? I was offered a counter offer at $90 if I was willing to up my bid by $23. I rebid $96 and was rejected, no counteroffers. Used my final rebid option and bid $99 and was accepted.

Used several rebids and ended us getting approved at $99 for Renaissance Parc 55. It appears to only be about 3-4 blocks from the Hilton, so Im happy since we saved aboout $100 a night for three nights and 2 rooms (so about $600). Started at around $65 and kept raising in increments of $5-6. Your Offer Price: $99.00 Number of Rooms: 2 Number of Nights: 3 Subtotal: $594.00 Taxes & Service Fees: $100.32 Total Charges: $694.32

Yes......I realize because of the conference I probably will NOT get the Hilton. I assume the area is not that large though, so walking half a mile sure beats paying $200 a night. I have used Priceline many times, so understand the bidding and the different hotel possibilities. Was hoping to find out if anyone knew how large an area USW is, and also if anyone knew if prices were generally higher in SF during the summer. Im guessing the 4 star on Hotwire is the hilton which is about $120, but I feel like can probably get closer to $80 on Priceline, even if I have to walk a little.

I have bid up to $70 for USW using rebids with no success. We will be attending a conference at the Hilton and need 2-3 rooms. Are the other 4 star hotels in that region within walking distance? Does that area have any 3 star or strictly 4 star hotels? With a conference at the Hilton, is it possible the Hilton has no rooms on Priceline? Any suggestions on how high to bid?