Priceline Hotel: Can someone give me a strategy for Paradise Point San DIego??

[cfwler]

I KNOW we are never guaranteed a hotel and that is okay with me. What would be my best bidding strategy to get this hotel from May 18-21? I'm not even sure what zones to bid on or how much is appropriate so I don't over or underpay. Any help would be appreciated and when I start bidding, probably tommorow, I'll use the links, as I'll be bidding on hotels near Disneyland as well. TIA

[thereuare]

There is no way to target this property when bidding on PRICELINE... we can offer a strategy to help get the best price for a 3.5* or better hotel in this zone, but there is no way to specifically target the Paradise Point.

You may be able to target this property with HOTWIRE and matching up what is offered with the amenitiesin the Hotwire Hotel List that have previously been reported to be associated with this prperty. Have you tried doing a HOTWIRE search for your dates?

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

Let us know what you find via HOTWIRE and/or how you'd like to proceed.

[Colfax]

At last report the Paradise Point was a 3.5* in the SeaWorld-Mission Bay-Shelter Island zone.

Hotwire isn't offering any 3.5* in that zone for your dates now. Just 3*, 2.5*, 2*.

I'd check HOTWIRE every few days for the addition of a 3.5*. If you see something post the icons here and someone will say if it looks like Paradise Point or not.

[earlthepearlferrell]

You could just as easily win the Marriott La Jolla for 3.5 stars on the Coastal zone.

[OlgaLA]

You could just as easily win the Marriott La Jolla for 3.5 stars on the Coastal zone.

Well the Marriott generall costs more in bidding...DON't FORGET PARADISE does charge $20 a night for parking FYI