Priceline Hotel: Suggest bidding strategy for Waikiki Beach

[genechien]

Hi, I wanted to get some help with my bidding strategy for the Waikiki Beach area. I'm looking for 3 rooms for September 4-8th. I'm looking to spend a maximum of $130 per night (before taxes and fees), per room, for either a 4* or Resort. Recent wins with very similar dates won the Hyatt Regency at $130, which is what I'm aiming for, but didn't include bidding history so any advice/tips would be greatly appreciated.

[thereuare]

Since the Hyatt is a Resort class property, did you want to try for a Resort property up to your limit first, or are you looking for the least expensive 4* or better hotel for this stay?

Let us know and we'll suggest a strategy for you to follow.

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

[genechien]

I'd like to try for a Resort up to my limit first. Thanks, Gene

[thereuare]

At the Resort level you have five re-bid zones. If you're not familiar with re-bidding please read Priceline Re-Bidding Explained and feel free to ask questions and/or confirm your re-bid zones with the board before proceeding.

Select Resort Waikiki Beach...

Bid $100, if rejected add re-bid zone...

Bid $110, if rejected add re-bid zone...

Bid $115, if rejected add re-bid zone...

Bid $120, if rejected add re-bid zone...

Bid $125, if rejected add re-bid zone...

Bid $130.

Any questions feel free to ask.

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

Good luck and let us know how it goes.