Hotwire Hotel: 4.5* Downtown - SoHo - Financial District area hotel

[xgfx]

Hi! Anyone able to help me identify this hotel?

4.5 Star Downtown - SoHo - Financial District area hotel

Amenities:

Fitness Center, Restaurant(s), Business Center, High-Speed Internet Access

$161

90% hotwire customers recommend

Thanks!

edit: also would appreciate it if anyone can identify this one too!

4* Central Park area hotel

Amenities:

Boutique Hotel, Fitness Center, High-Speed Internet Access

$127 p/n

85% recommend

[AaronJB]

Welcome to Betterbidding. :)

If you click "see details" to go to the detail page, then click "see all amenities", are there additional amenities showing beyond the ones above? Thanks.

Thank you for using the site's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches.

[xgfx]

Thanks, great to be here!

Just took a look, and nope, no extra amenities listed unfortunately.

Added an extra listing to my original post, that's all the info Hotwire has on that one too.

[AaronJB]

The 4.5* Downtown is a possible match for the W Downtown or Tribeca Grand.

If you scroll your mouse over "see all" for the Central Park area, are there additional amenities showing?

Thank you for using the site's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches.

[xgfx]

Excellent, thanks. They both look like they could be ok hotels?

No extra amenities on the Central park hotel

[thereuare]

Are you still seeing the Central Park property, as i believe i'm likely seeing what AaronJB is seeing... the 4* HOTWIRE hotel i'm offered when searching for your dates has Boutique, Smoke Free, Fitness, Business, Internet... and is priced at $172/nite... are you still seeing a 4* offered in this zone at $127 for Mar3-Mar9?

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[xgfx]

Unfortunately the Central Park property disappeared the next day. Looking to book today and all the Hotwire rates seem quite expensive, $170+ :(

Looking for a 4 star hotel anywhere in Manhattan that doesn't look run down!

[thereuare]

So we don't suggest a strategy that goes higher than you're willing to pay, what is your maximum bid for this trip?

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[xgfx]

Roughly £850 which is about $1324. So $220. However that is worst case scenario. I'd prefer to pay around $180 - $160.

Please note I'm including taxes within this budget. (pesky british! :P)

[thereuare]

...all the Hotwire rates seem quite expensive, $170+ :(

I'd prefer to pay around $180 - $160.

So HOTWIRE's rates aren't really that expensive, as they appear to be inline with your budget, no?? Or is $160-$180 an all-in price? If so, what is your maximum bid price which will make it easier to compare prices vs. HOTWIRE and other booking channels?

As the first hotel(s) you asked about were in the Downtown area (way south end of manhattan) and the Central Park area (way north end of Manhattan), what zone(s) are you interested in?

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[Sugar123]

Hi,

I'm presently thinking of booking what looks like the same offer, for our trip in December. Did you book, which hotel was it?

There is such a plethora of hotels & most look run down and not cheap.

Thanks

[AaronJB]

Welcome to Betterbidding. :)

Please start a new thread with the details of your stay and we would be happy to offer suggestions. Unfortunately, December (especially the first half) is one of the most expensive periods of the year.

Thank you for using the board's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches.