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Priceline Hotel: 4* London (Kensington - Earls Court - Knightsbridge) Hilton London Olympia


thetoy
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Second winning bid ever on Priceline.

Started at $95 per night for 3 zones (Chelsea, Mayfair Soho, and Tower Bridge), re-bid right away at $108 per night (adding 2 zones, Kensington Earls Court and Bloomsbury...and won! :) Seeing previous threads, probably could have saved a few extra dollars by trying $100 or $105 per night first, but not worth the hassle in my case.

Winning bid price (per night): $108 USD

Room subtotal: $216

Taxes/fees: $52.44

Billing total: $268.44 USD

Lowest rate for the same room I could find immediately after was approx $419+ total, so overall a savings of roughly 36% off cheapest available rate.

Overall pretty happy with the win as the past 1-2 weeks of searching only led to finding out the London (as a whole) is already really booked up for this weekend. Was about to book Hilton Doubletree Tower of London for approx $410 (2 nights), so pretty happy to spend the money elsewhere! ;)

Thanks BB.

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Ah yes, unless you spend hours and up your bids by $1 at a time, you always have that problem of wondering if you overbid!

As to the Doubletree Tower of London that you were about to book, I read this hilarious review of it on one of the London blogs I follow (by way of explanation, the blogger is interested in London history and things going on and is not a travel blogger and in the commentary notes that hotel reviews are not his usual thing): http://www.tiredoflondontiredoflife.com/2012/03/stay-at-doubletree-hilton-tower-of.html?m=1

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