Hotwire Hotel: 4.5* San Francisco (USE) InterContinental San Francisco

[BEAV]

InterContinental San Francisco

888 Howard Street

San Francisco, California 94103

Check-in date: Fri, May 2, 2008

Check-out date: Sat, May 3, 2008

Rate: $162.00

Taxes/Fees: $26.64

Total: $188.64

Amenities:

Fitness

Pool

Restaurant

Business

Hi-Speed Internet

Purchased through BetterBidding link to HOTWIRE.

[thereuare]

Thanks for sharing your results with the board and for using our HOTWIRE link to begin your purchase.

Keep us updated and let us know if you have any problems in regards to the Double the Difference claim.

Enjoy your stay.

[BEAV]

Double the Difference claim against the $129 Travelzoo rate was approved with no hassles, for a final price of $96 (plus taxes/fees).

As this is a brand new hotel, I'll post a review once we return.

[thereuare]

Congratulations on your success! :)

[Colfax]

You're the Grandmaster of Double the Difference, BEAV! Way to go!

[BEAV]

Since this is a new hotel with no reviews, I thought I would bump this thread with a link to comments from our recent stay.

San Francisco InterContinental Hotel Review

Note to thereuare: May I suggest eliminating the comment "formerly 4 stars" from the Hotwire USE list for this hotel. Being brand new, it's been rated 4.5 stars right from the start as opposed to being upgraded. No doubt the "formerly 4 star" comment applies to the Mark Hopkins Intercontinental (Nob Hill zone) as that property has gone back & forth between 3.5, 4 and 4.5 stars over the years. Now that there are two Intercontinentals in San Francisco, it's going to be confusing enough to distinguish between both properties!

[thereuare]

Note to thereuare: May I suggest eliminating the comment "formerly 4 stars" from the Hotwire USE list for this hotel. Being brand new, it's been rated 4.5 stars right from the start as opposed to being upgraded. No doubt the "formerly 4 star" comment applies to the Mark Hopkins Intercontinental (Nob Hill zone) as that property has gone back & forth between 3.5, 4 and 4.5 stars over the years. Now that there are two Intercontinentals in San Francisco, it's going to be confusing enough to distinguish between both properties!

DONE... thanks!! :)