WEARE Posted July 8, 2006 Report Share Posted July 8, 2006 When looking at pricelines availibilty before bidding they list another 4 star possibilty besides the marriottthat is considerably cheaper. Does this mean if I bid I may get this hotel has anyone else recieved anotherfour star in victoria besides the marriott. the one I'm talking about is the harbour towers. Plus when I go into the bidding screen the average price is 231. the marriott is 233 and the harbour is 154 so dont know how to take this your help would be appreciated. Link to comment
GM Mike Posted July 8, 2006 Report Share Posted July 8, 2006 Any hotel of that quality level in that zone is a possibility. The two sides of priceline (name-your-own-price and traditional booking) do NOT share inventories. What you see in the traditional side has almost no bearing on the bidding side. Your bid could win you a hotel that appears no where else on priceline's listings nor our listings. It's always a risk.Average retail price on the bidding side is a suspicious figure and shouldn't really have an impact on how you bid. If you want to incorporate retail prices in how you frame your bids, you should do research on pricing for the likely hotels yourself and compile your own average, if you'd find that number helpful.Good luck and welcome to betterbidding! Link to comment
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