Canyga Posted June 11, 2006 Report Share Posted June 11, 2006 I need assistance in formulating a priceline bid. I am trying to score any of the following hotels: * Marriott - Boston (Copley Place) * Hilton Boston Back Bay * Sheraton Boston Hotel * The Colonnade Hotel - Summit Hotel * Boston Park Plaza Hotel * The Westin Copley Place * The Fairmont Copley Plaza HotelThe dates are : June 22nd thru June 27th, 2006.What strategy in terms of zones and price range should I employ? Max (in my mind) rate for these hotels is $150??Please help. Link to comment
thenewbie Posted June 11, 2006 Report Share Posted June 11, 2006 Welcome. In order to understand how to bid on priceline, you will need to learn how to find your priceline rebid areas. Once you find the 3 areas in Boston that lack 4* hotels, please post their names and we'll provide you with bidding advice.Also, doing a quick search, hotel rates seem to be high for your dates and a few hotels aren't available. Link to comment
Canyga Posted June 13, 2006 Author Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Areas in Boston without 4 star are:1) Medford - Somerville2) South Boston3) Brighton - BrooklinePlease advise. Link to comment
thenewbie Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Since you've only selected one area, your bidding opportunities are limited:Select 4* Copley... Bid $80, if rejected add rebid zone 1...Bid $90, if rejected add rebid zone 2...Bid $100, if rejected close browser and reaccess priceline however you did previously.Select 4* Copley and rebid zone 3...Bid $110, if rejected add rebid zone 1...Bid $120, if rejected add rebid zone 2...Bid $130. Link to comment
Eric S Ainsworth Posted June 17, 2006 Report Share Posted June 17, 2006 FYI We were looking at the same area on the 22-25th. We bid up to $195 and were not accepted. We ended up using EasyClickTravel and getting the Sheraton for $205/night which is $95 less than they were quoting on their website.. Link to comment
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