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This will be for 2 adults, 2 kids for 4/27-4/29 for Anaheim or Disneyland areas. My budget is $115/night. 3.5* Priceline Express Deal. Angel Stadium of Anaheim Area. 8/10 guest rating for $96. Pets Allowed Free Parking Business Center Restaurant Free Internet Indoor or Outdoor Pool Fitness Center No Smoking Rooms/Facilities Any help would be appreciated. I'm also open to any hotels that hotwire may have that falls within the budget and is close to Disneyland. The only bummer is that Priceline express only guarantees for double occupancy---I'm hoping that the above hotel could be the ALO --- if so, then I think they're OK with having kids tag along if I'm not mistaken.

Thannks! Got the hotel I wanted. Ayres Inn for $93/per night. May not be the best deal out there but I liked the hotel and got it for the weekend.

New York thread updated. Sorry I thought I made it clear but it wasn't.

I ended up not going on this trip as it exceeded my budget. But thanks again for your help.

Hotel #1 Disneyland South Area Hotel: -3.5* ($93/per night, originally $146/night) -36% off -80% recommended - Amenities: Pet friendly Fitness center Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Business center Self-service laundry Internet access Accessible for visually impaired Accessible path of travel Hotel #2 Disneyland South Area Resort: -3.5* ($87/per night) -80% recommended -Amenities: Resort Smoke-free rooms Fitness center Pool(s) Restaurant(s) Business center Self-service laundry Internet access These are for dates 4/30/15 to 5/3/15 Thanks in advance for your help!

OK so I ended breaking my own rules and went all the way to $220 to bid for a 4* hotel. NO LUCK. I used all my re-bid zones for TS and MTW areas. At this point I am definitely not willing to pay up over $200. Do you suggest I wait or go down to a 3.5 * rating? I knew New York was expensive but this is getting a little silly. Thanks again for all your help.

I'll include the zones you mentioned as well in the bidding. Thanks for the help.

Do you think I'd have better luck getting a 4* hotel in these regions if i split up the bidding? For example, bid once for dates 6/12-6/15 and a second time for dates 6/15-6/18? Otherwise, fill me in on the strategy. Thanks again.

I would be willing to consider expanding my zones, but could you go wrong with a 4* hotel with these features kept in mind: - safer area - accessible subway transportation - somewhat centrally located The main thing here is that we want to be near a subway station but that's probably impossible to predict since we don't know what hotel we're going to have a winning bid on. Any comments or suggestions about this? thanks

Hello, First time posting here. Awesome site! My wife and I are looking for a 4* hotel in the Times Square location for the dates June 12th - 18th. Our budget is $170 including taxes and fees. We would like a more spacious room if possible (nothing crazy big as we've heard that NY hotel rooms can be pretty small though). My questions: - Is it realistic to get a 4* hotel in this area for that budget? - What would be the most likely hotel to get in this area if it does get a winning bid? - Because we would be staying at the hotel for 6 nights, does it make it less or more likely to place a lower bid and win? Does the fact that we're staying there multiple nights have any effect on how to bid? - Does the fact that we're checking in on Sunday hurt or help our chances of getting a winning bid? - Do most of these hotels automatically give you a double bed or King size bed? - Has New York phased out smoking from their higher end hotels or is getting a room on a smoking level a reality? Thanks in advance and YES I will use the sponsored link on top for bidding! Please let me know if I need to provide you with any other info.