Priceline Hotel: 4* Seattle (Bellevue-Redmond) Hyatt

[HotCanuck]

Used the PRICELINE link.

I have been bidding for a 4 star in the Bellevue-Redmond area for a couple days for hopsgirl's win of $60 /night increasing to $65--all rejected. Interesting note: Yesterday when I bid $65 I got a counteroffer for $22 more, and I decided not to go with that.

Today I tried again with an increased bid for $70 in the Bellevue-Redmond zone--rejected.

Added Lynnwood-Edmonds zone and increased my bid to $75--ACCEPTED.

One night stay $75.00 plus $18.68 tax =Total Room Cost: $93.68 (USD)

We are coming down from Vancouver and just wanted a nice place to stay--hopefully the Hyatt will meet our needs. They don't have free breakfast, but at least the parking is free and hopefully the area is not too bad.

[AaronJB]

Thank you for sharing your win with the board and congrats on your success - looks like a very pretty Hyatt. Pretty good deal price-wise, as well, given the $149 regular rate

Using the site's PRICELINE link is also greatly appreciated.

Enjoy your stay.

[seouljah]

it's a very nice place, have stayed here twice now. in a great area in prime downtown bellevue, literally across the street from the famous bellevue square mall. downtown bellevue has expanded a LOT over the years. one very cool thing is that this building is connected to lincoln square via underground tunnel from the parking garage, as well as a walkway bridge. lincoln square offers various stores, a movie theater, upscale bowling, as well as the parlor billiards & lounge (try parlor for happy hour!)

i'd pay $75 any time for a stay here (paid $69 on my 1st visit and $65 on my 2nd)

free parking is a major bonus when compared to staying in in seattle, especially downtown seattle

also mentionable is that both times i've stayed here i was never given a call with a reminder to check out nor was i constantly knocked on by housekeeping. very nice!

try calling in ahead of time and requesting a room on a high level as well as one facing either south or west to get a view of mt rainier, downtown seattle, and/or lake washington. i believe their top 3 floors, 21, 22, and 23 are executive level. (i was given floor 19 facing south last visit!)

[thereuare]

have stayed here twice now

It would be appreciated if you began to share all your wins with the board (as well as replying to our messages :) ).

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