Priceline Hotel: 4* Orange County (Newport-Huntington Beach) Hyatt Newport Beach

[tivi]

i need help in bidding on priceline for these dates:

4/14

4/18

4/19

3* and 4* in Disneyland area. Please help . Thanks.

[thereuare]

Please post only one stay per thread.

We can use this thread for your first stay of 4/14... please start a NEW TOPIC for 4/18-4/20.

For 4/14, what is your maximum budget? Are you willing to spend more for a 4* vs. a 3* or is the least expensive 3* or better what you're seeking?

Please use these PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links to begin your travel purchases.

[tivi]

thanks. i'll be willing to pay "little" more for the 4* :) but i dont know what the price range for the 4* in Disney Area ? Please help . Thanks.

[thereuare]

Use our BetterChecker to help research rates at a 4* hotel in this zone for your dates... then use whatever you feel is an appropriate discount to your best deal to account for the 'unknown' factor or an opaque purchase to set your maximum bid.

[tivi]

won Hyatt Regency in Newport Beach for $60 + $15 tax = $75 ... is this a good hotel ?

Use our BetterChecker to help research rates at a 4* hotel in this zone for your dates... then use whatever you feel is an appropriate discount to your best deal to account for the 'unknown' factor or an opaque purchase to set your maximum bid.

[Colfax]

The Hyatt Newport Beach is a nice hotel, tivi, and $60 is a good deal but the Hyatt's not in the Disneyland zone. Isn't Disneyland where you wanted to bid?

[tivi]

yes, we want the disney area but this hotel is not that far from disney area [i hope] thanks.

[blkjck1]

It's not that far, but it's not that close either. You will certainly need a car. It's not that far by SoCal standards, but you'll be driving 18+ miles along 3 different freeways (the 73, 55, and 5) to get there. If you aren't comfortable driving on the SoCal freeways, it can be a bit of a haul to get there.