how does priceline pricing work?

[paulbur02]

i was wondering if anyone knows how the priceline pricing works. For instance, say i want to perhaps win a higher end hotel (say, the shorebreak hotel in orange county) yet, i dont want to put in a higher bid and get a different hotel (say, the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach) that i could have won for a lower price. does priceline have price ranges for different types of hotels? i have won the hyatt regency in the past for $45 a night, and the shorebreak for $60 a night, yet, if i put in a $60 bid, would i risk overpaying for a less desirable hotel (hyatt)? does anyone have any ideas?? my inclination is the following

hyatt regency- $40-$55 a night

shorebreak- $60+ per night

any input would be much apprecaited. thanks so much

[thereuare]

See this thread: Don't Bid Higher for a Specific Hotel

Any reply to our message?? :)

[paulbur02]

See this thread: Don't Bid Higher for a Specific Hotel

Any reply to our message?? :)

thanks!