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Restaurant(s), Pool(s), Fitness Center, Spa Services, Tennis Nearby, Business Center.

It didn't have Resort or Waterfront description at all.

The amenities are still the same as described in the forum. I don't remember it being a customer favorite but it was in west side of downtown.

I tried to find the 3.5* listing anywhere but I couldn't find it. Now I think I know why, it's because we have 5 adults and 2 children for 2 rooms 2 nights. So I think maybe Delta doesn't allow more than 2 adults in one room. Then I decided to add the downtown area and I found 4.5* for only $119 (better deal compared to $113 4* YVR hotel I think). I checked the hotel list from the forum and found out that it might be Westin Bayshore.

I decided to just go ahead and bought it before the price changes again, and indeed it was Westin Bayshore hotel.

Oh, and I used the coupon GIFTCARD06 and I got $40 off the total price which was $556.95. So now I'm happy with the result because I feel that it's really a good deal with the addition of the coupon. Thanks for all the opinions and advices. :)

I tried bidding for a minivan from 6/9/05-6/16/05 on Seattle SEA airport, I started with $24 and was rejected, then I waited for a week and bidded $26/day and was accepted. Total was $249.89 and it was from AVIS rental car.

I'm trying to find a hotel near Vancouver YVR airport for 2 nights 6/12/05-6/14/05 2 rooms, I tried bidding on priceline for 4* up to $93 and it was rejected. Then I checked on hotwire and they offered 4* with the price of $93, right when I clicked to buy it, the price suddenly changed to $113, which was a very huge difference. :) I'm still new at this bidding thing and I was wondering if the price on hotwire will ever be lower again? Any suggestion on whether I should keep bidding or just get it from hotwire?

Thanks!

I think I went from :

$90-rejected

$95-rejected

$100-rejected

$102-accepted :)

Bid for 4* Downtown Seattle : started at $90- rejected and finally at $102 was accepted for 2 rooms (6/9-6/12) at Westin hotel.

Thanks for the info on bidding tips :)