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roma1625

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  1. Harbor Court's best rate for your dates is $239, so the Hotwire rate is $111 discount per day--slightly offset by Hotwire's transaction fee---roughly $5/day on a four day purchase. Seems like a good deal for this highly rated Kimpton hotel.

    ID's are never 100% certain, but I feel fairly confident in this one.

    Harbor Court does NOT have a fitness center in the hotel. You have access (for $10/day) to the Embarcadero YMCA, right next door to the Harbor Court. I imagine it's a better gym than most hotel fitness centers, if you're willing to walk next door.

    If you go for it please use these HOTWIRE link and let us know what you get.

    I waited too long. HW deal is gone. On another thread, someone mentioned that the Harbor Court is the only 3 star in the Embarcadero area. If that is true, I can try PL. I just want to be sure because I wouldn't want to get stuck with another 3 star hotel on PL.

  2. On Hotwire, there's a 3.5 star in the Embarcadero area, 85% Hotwire, 3.5 out of 5 tripadvisor. Has a fitness center, restaurant, laundry, business center. $142 per night for 5/20 - 5/24. Any idea what hotel this is?

    Another one on Hotwire: 3 star, 90% Hotwire, 4.5 tripadvisor. $128 per night. Has fitness center. Embarcadero area.

    Boutique Hotel

    Fitness Center

    Restaurant(s)

    High-Speed Internet Access

  3. Actually, since that thread was written PRICELINE now does average for most (not all) properties and locations.

    Are you bidding the 4* level and USE, USW and Fishermans Wharf? (as there are no 4* hotels in the Fishtermans Wharf zone)

    Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your travel purchases.

    I have bid $130 for a 4 star for USE, USW, FW, and Financial District. No luck. I was unaware that there were no 4 stars at FW.

  4. Thanks, that thread answered my basic question about how PL works. There is no averaging involved. For example, if 3 of the nights would be $100, but the fourth night would be $130, they will reject a 4-night bid of $120, correct? I may try 2 nights + 2 nights bidding. Changing hotels once during our 4 day stay wouldn't be the end of the world. Changing 3 times would be killer.

    Just bid $130 with no luck. I think I'll go up to $150 and, if that doesn't work, I'll start trying splitting 2 + 2 or 3 + 1.

  5. Well, I've bid up to $120 for a 4 star on PL, to no avail. I may keep bidding up to about $140. In general, do prices start going down the closer you get to the date? Should I keep trying $120 or is that beating my head against the wall? I really don't know the strategy. Is bidding each night separately something to consider? Is it possible that just one of the nights is the problem with what I'm bidding?

  6. No, I'm trying for around $100 a night. I'm starting to realize that maybe that's not realistic for SF, especially for a 4 star. That's why I'm willing to settle for a 3 star, but with a fitness center. Also, one thing that makes me uncomfortable is the fact that I'm sure I'm going to end up paying for amenities like wireless and parking. Not knowing what the hotel is, and therefore not being able to ask what those things cost is the downside of PRICELINE and HOTWIRE, I suppose.

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