Priceline Hotel: 3.5* Cincinnati (Riverfront-Covington) Embassy Suites

[123slb]

First bid of $50 accepted. Used PRICELINE link.

Hotel Name: Embassy Suites Hotel Cincinnati-Rivercenter/Covington, KY

10 E Rivercenter Blvd

Covington, Kentucky 41011

Your Offer Price: $50.00

Number of Rooms: 1

Number of Nights: 1

Subtotal: $50.00

Taxes and Fees: $15.01

Total Charges*: $65.01

[AaronJB]

Congratulations on your success. :)

Awesome deal for this Embassy Suites property! Hope you are looking forward to your stay.

Thank you for sharing your result with the board and using the site's PRICELINE link.

Enjoy your stay.

[123slb]

Lowest price on Embassy Suites website was $159! Thank you, BB! Couldn't do it without you. :)

[dahammer]

wow, an Embassy Suites for $50.....free cooked to order breakfast and manager's reception in the evening, well done!

[123slb]

Self parking costs $14 daily. Does anyone know of good options to save money on this, or is it unavoidable for a hotel in the Cincinnati area? No matter what, it's a deal!

[AaronJB]

There may be a somewhat cheaper city lot nearby, but parking costs such as this are increasingly common in major cities. In Chicago, some hotels are around $50 per night for parking.

[inlos27]

Bid $50 for 3.5* Riverfront-Covington, was rejected, no counter offer :-( was really excited when i saw this post, to bad it didnt work out for me.

[dahammer]

Self parking costs $14 daily. Does anyone know of good options to save money on this, or is it unavoidable for a hotel in the Cincinnati area? No matter what, it's a deal!

while it won't help for your stay, about a block away there is a parking deck operated by the County, you may want to call for hours and rates (859) 581-6888‎

[thereuare]

Bid $50 for 3.5* Riverfront-Covington, was rejected, no counter offer :-( was really excited when i saw this post, to bad it didnt work out for me.

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[123slb]

Thanks to everyone with the parking advice! This hotel said to keep my garage ticket and pay $8 overnight to the garage management itself, but that only works if you do not go in and out (and I had to insist the attendant honor the rate). Worked for me, though! There were also open surface lots nearby that posted cheaper prices, but weren't as convenient. The post about possible $50-a-day for parking in Chicago really upset me. Don't most travelers arrive at a hotel with a car? Talk about an additional expense!

[AaronJB]

There are some city lot options in Chicago at $25, but most hotels do charge $35-50 (and I believe some are a bit more than that.) Many fly into Chicago, but many don't - I often do recommend Chicago's outlying areas (free parking, nice public transit options) for those driving in and looking to save.