Priceline Hotel: 5* Las Vegas (Strip North) Wynn

[thefadeaway]

Hi, I need some help for getting 5* on the Strip,

I don't want Trump :)

My aim is Venetian, Wynn, Palazzo, or Mandalay Bay :)

I tried from 70-96 for three days, but all failed (22 tries at least)

And of course, I used the hyperlink for PRICELINE,

Today I tried 80, 85, 87, 89, 92, 94, 96, and all failed, too. :o

Can anyone give me some advice?

One more question, do those 5* charge resort fee when people arrive?

or does the resort fee included in the bidding amount?

Thx

[thereuare]

Resort fees, if any, are in addition to your bid price and would be payable directly to the hotel.

HOTWIRE has a 5* hotel North Strip for $99 with:

Casino, Fitness, Pool, Restaurant, Business, Golf, Tennis, Spa

Best guess is that this is the Wynn... the one 'issue' is that the Wynn does charge a resort fee, but this HOTWIRE states that this property offered does not charge a resort fee. This casts a little doubt over this ID, but another user recently bought an identical offering, stating no resort fee, and it was the Wynn. (my guess is that either the Wynn has waived the resort fee for HOTWIRE customers, or the more likely scenario, that HOTWIRE has not updated their systems yet for this property) At the very least you know it's not the Trump since that property doesn't have a casino and the offering above does. :)

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

Let us know how it goes or if we can be of further help..

[erinandnick]

My mom called Mandalay Bay yesterday and got it for $69/night. You might want to try just calling. Mandalay Bay is $69/night and THE Hotel is $89

[thefadeaway]

Thanks guys, I will still try to bid a 5* from PRICELINE link (either Venetian or Wynn perhaps)

Hotwire will be my last choice, I love the feeling when I made a successful bidding... it's addictive... :)

One thing about Mandalay Bay... my friend felt it it not so close to the main Strip... I guess I have to pass the great opportunity.

I'll start a new thread about what I got in the end.

Thank you all.

[AaronJB]

Thank you for keeping us updated and for using the site's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches. Please keep all posts regarding this stay in this thread.

[thefadeaway]

Finally, I made up my mind, I went through the HOTWIRE hyperlink from the forum.

I got Wynn for $99 per night, you are right! :)

I decided go with HOTWIRE's offer because both Venetian and Wynn charge $15-20 resort fee per night,

so if I want to bid on PRICELINE, the price must be lower than $85-$80,

which I cannot get for more than 3 days's trying.

the amenities it showed were:

Casino, Fitness, Pool, Restaurant, Business Center, Golf, Tennis, Spa

AND, "NO RESORT FEE"!!! :)

That's the latest news for Wynn in HOTWIRE, hope this will help others to get Wynn!

[thereuare]

Congratulations on your success!

Glad to see you received the hotel you were hoping for and that you're happy with the results.

Thank you for sharing your results and using the HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your purchase.

Enjoy your stay.

[jb24]

Hi,

When a bid is one for the Wynn through either Hotwire or Priceline, what type of room is given?

Is this room comparable to a suite at the Palazzo?

Thank you in advance,

JB

[thereuare]

jb24,

Welcome to BetterBidding!

Please start by reading your messages

In regards to the two properties above, both would be for 'standard' rooms. The standard rooms at the Palazzo are suites, while at the Wynn they're 'oversized'... both are generally considered to be very nice.

If you need help with an upcoming stay please start a NEW TOPIC.

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