Priceline Hotel: 2.5* Indianapolis (North-Fishers) Amerisuites

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2 1/2*

1st bid $37 (North-Fishers) Countered with an offer to add $10 to my bid- Refused

2nd bid $38 (Speedway)- Rejected

I've been bidding up from $34 using the same method above (All rejected).

I have a room for 2 nights that same weekend that I won for $34 per night. It seems that they want more money if you are only staying one night. I'll keep trying.

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2 1/2* continued bidding:

$39 1st bid (North-Fishers)- Countered with an offer to raise my price by $11- Refused

$40 2nd bid (Speedway)- Rejected

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More 2 1/2* bidding:

$41 1st bid (North-Fishers)- Accepted :)

Amerisuites of Indianapolis (At Keystone Crossing)

Your Offer Price: $41.00

Number of Rooms: 1

Number of Nights: 1

Subtotal: $41.00

Taxes & Service Fees:$13.49

Total Charges*: $54.49

Used Savings barn.

I am curious to know if Priceline hotels can specify different prices for different lengths of stay. I won this same hotel for the same day (2 night stay- see prior post) for $35 each night. Now that I was bidding for one night only it cost me $41. Could it be that there were no lower priced rooms available or is it that multiple night can get a better rate?

I'm definitely not complaining about the cost for either one, I am just curious.

[thereuare]

Rates thru their website are the same for each of your stays, but here are a few possible scenarios:

-different rates for multiple nite stays

-lower rate for one nite of the two-nite stay, thus bringing down the average nite of the two-nite stay

-opaque rates changed in the last 4 days

...any of the above are plausible

Thanks for using the SavingsBarn.com links.

As you say, rate for both stays look pretty good :)