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I see that many hotels describe that they are handicapped accessible, and go on further to describe amenities for the handicapped. Does this mean that if you get a room at a hotel with such a description, your room will be handicapped accessible?

New York City can be very expensive during the holiday season, especially for New Year's Eve. You should consider at least for part of the trip a stay at the Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge in downtown Brooklyn. Close to lower Manhattan, nice hotel and it should be competitively priced.

Got the Westin on Hotwire for above dates for $89 per night. Features are fitness center restaurant business center high speed internet access Rate for hotel through their website is $169 per night.

I subsequently booked through PRICELINE the days I needed- I got the Boston Westin Waterfront for $133 per night through the PRICELINE link. (4/17-4/19).

Planning on being in Boston for weekend of 4/17-4/19. Hotwire continously shows a 3 1/2 star hotel in Back Bay- Copley ranging in price from $43-$56 per room for those days. I need 2 rooms and have tried continuously to book it, only to get a message that the rooms are no longer available. I have called customer service and they say they have communications problem with the hotel, but the same offer keeps reappearing, but it is never available. Have any other individuals experienced this problem?

Got this hotel for 5/26-5/28/06 for $96 per night. Hotel rate is $372 per night. W Chicago Lakeshore Amenities: pool, restauarant, spa, internet, fitness & business cent

My dates for CHICAGO WOULD BE May 26-29 (memorial Day weekend). Any thoughts??

Amenities for proposed 3 night May 2006 stay are restaurant, business center and fitness center. Trip advisor gives it 3 1/2 out of 5. Any thoughts on the property? Price is $89 per room per night, retail $199.