Priceline Hotel: What are resorts used in Universal/Sea World area?

[ketchmesailing]

I would appreciate any help and a good starting bid for late September. Thanks

[thereuare]

The Renaissance was the only Resort property that we knew of in the area, but as of last report this was downgraded to a 4*. There is talk and speculation about other resort properties in this PRICELINE ORLANDO thread.

For bidding advice we'll need the actual dates of your stay. Rates for the 21st may be very different than rates for the 26th, which can differ for other dates in 'late' September.

[fig414]

Hi

2 months ago I won this hotel bidding as a resort for $70 for 3 nights. (9/27-30). Quite a bargain whether it is considered 4* or a resort. Good luck.

[ketchmesailing]

check in date 9/25

check out date 10/2/04

Is $65 a reasonable expectation?

Thanks

[thereuare]

Rather than ask for one reasonable price, let us know what you maximum bid is and we'll provide a strategy that starts lower and gradually goes up (using RE-BIDS) to your maximum amount.. this is the most sensible way to bid as it gives you a chance to get a price lower than what you are willing to pay.

However, for an extended stay such as this i would recommend going at least as high as $70 which fig414 mentioned that s/he won at.

If you're not familiair with re-bidding please read the link above and feel free to ask any questions that you have. Let us know your maximum bid and we'll suggest a strategy to follow. :)