Priceline Hotel: Question: # of Beds - 4* SF (USE or USF)

[yogangsta]

Hi fellow better bidders,

I'm wondering if anyone can help me determine the number of beds in the 4* rooms in SF USE or USF (Westin St Francis, Grand Hyatt, Prescott, Parc 55, etc.) It appears from members' posts that these hotels have the best deals right now, and I've read the the terms on Priceline and it says that each room will accommodate 2 adults, but specific bed requests have to be made directly to the hotel (and are not guaranteed through Priceline.) I haven't had any issues requesting 2 beds with the rooms I've booked using Priceline in Vancouver, however I'm leery of booking a room for 2 in SF and then being stuck with 1 bed. For this particular trip I require 2 beds. Does anyone know if my request for 2 rooms is likely to be granted or denied?

Thanks in advance.

Don

[AaronJB]

I've read the the terms on Priceline and it says that each room will accommodate 2 adults, but specific bed requests have to be made directly to the hotel (and are not guaranteed through Priceline.)

Don

I highlighted the important portion of your post.

If you must have two beds, then your best option is HOTWIRE, especially in a major city.

[Colfax]

In the past bidders have reported getting a room with one bed at the Westin St Francis on a Priceline reservation and being offered an upgrade to a larger room or a two-bed room for an additional fee. HOTWIRE is the safer choice for two beds.

[thereuare]

Note that when searching HOTWIRE and seeking two beds, you much search for some form of triple occupancy (3adults or 2adults/1child, etc)

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

[yogangsta]

I ended up booking directly with the hotel (Parc 55) as my travel companion was very particular about where he wanted to stay.