Priceline Hotel: Hyatt Regency Orange Disneyland

[jorosz]

HI does anyone know if you can get a 1 room queen suite on priceline at the Hyatt Regency Orange County? Or do they only offer standard rooms? I called the hotel and they have this type of room available for 4/08/08 for 2 nights with a AAA rate of $148.00 per night. This room has 2 queen beds a sofa sleeper and sleeps 6. I would rather have this than 2 rooms. Any advise?

Thanks

Jodi

[jorosz]

HI does anyone know if you can bid for a 1 room queen suite at the Hyatt Regency Disneyland? I called the hotel and they do have this type of room available for AAA rate of $148.00 per night for 4/08/08-4/10/08. This type of room sleeps 6. Any advise on bidding for this?

Thanks

Jo

[mrxow]

As far as I know, if you absolutely have to have a suite, the only way using the opaque sites is to grab a HOTWIRE offering that indicates it is a suite. I have ended up in suites on Priceline, but that is the exception. IF you got the Hyatt, maybe they would upgrade for a fee, but that isn't a sure thing. You can expect a standard room, sometimes even with only one bed, when you book on PRICELINE.

[thereuare]

Even if you see a Suite icon on HOTWIRE, it's not a room designed to accomodate size people... the maximum you can search for with HOTWIRE is quad occupancy.

You should only expect a standard room when booking with PRICELINE or HOTWIRE... if you need something more, than the opaque suppliers may not be the best answer. I know for your own stay the following isn't your preference, but for future readsers, it can often be cheaper to book two rooms thru the opaque suppliers than room direct (but of course you need to be flexible in regards to the hotel you will receive)

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