SavannahMacGuy Posted July 12, 2005 Report Posted July 12, 2005 I read negative reviews on another board, which have me afraid I'll get the King Edward if I bid 4* on Priceline.I'm normally a fairly skilled Priceline user and see that people are getting far better Priceline than Hotwire rates at the moment.Here's what Hotwire shows for my dates. I would consider a 3* if I knew that it were very nice.Would you recommend a Priceline or Hotwire bid? Any idea what these hotels are? Thanks.Downtown Toronto 4.5*Restaurant(s), Pool(s), Fitness Center, Spa Services, High-Speed Internet Access, Business $97Downtown Toronto 4*Restaurant(s), Pool(s), Fitness Center, Spa Services, Tennis Nearby, Business Center. $81Downtown Toronto 3.5*Restaurant(s), Pool(s), Fitness Center, Spa Services, High-Speed Internet Access, Children's Activity Program, Business Center. $86Downtown Toronto 3*Boutique Hotel, Restaurant(s), Fitness Center.$81Downtown Toronto 2.5*Restaurant(s).$102Downtown Toronto 2*Complimentary Breakfast, Fitness Center, High-Speed Internet Access. $76
thereuare Posted July 13, 2005 Report Posted July 13, 2005 Best guesses are that the 4.5* is the Inter-Continental Toronto Center and the 4* is the Westin... the Westin was not last reproted with those amenties, but has had those in the past.Not sure of the 3.5* and the 3* but i figured but figured they're so close in price to one of the abve that it's not worthwhile investing the time for a similarly priced yet lower star property.Let us know what you decide and how it goes. Please use this HOTWIRE and these PRICELINE LINKS: HOTELS, CAR RENTALS, and AIRFARE to begin your travel purchases
SavannahMacGuy Posted February 15, 2006 Author Report Posted February 15, 2006 Unfortunately, this post is so old that I am having difficulty accessing information from Priceline.I believe that my successful bid ended up being through Priceline, not Hotwire, and that the 4* hotel I received was the Metropolitan Hotel.I am sorry that I can no longer access the price to share it.
byeloe Posted February 16, 2006 Report Posted February 16, 2006 you should be able to access the history at either hotwire or Priceline
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