Priceline Hotel: 4* Montreal Hyatt Regency

[Jatt]

Hey guys!

I've been using Priceline for over 5 years now and althought someone told me about HOTWIRE few years ago, i found hotwire to be a bit expensive than PRICELINE.

Is that right? what do you guys recommend? Which are the pro/cons with hotwire compare to priceline?

thanks

[thereuare]

Welcome to BetterBidding!

PRICELINE is usually a little cheaper than HOTWIRE, but there are times when each is the 'right' service to use. Start with this I've Never Used Priceline or Hotwire thread which explains the similarities, and differences, between each service.

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

[Jatt]

Hey guys,

Booked another hotel in montreal from Dec 31-Jan 1 In downtown montreal 4* "Congratulations, your price of $74 was accepted by Hyatt Regency Montreal"

I should of bidded a bit lower because it got accepted in the first attempt...Was hoping for ommni because of the location but hyatt seems good aswell!

[yellowdog]

Thank you for sharing your result with the board

Enjoy your stay.

Please use the site's HOTWIRE and PRICELINE links to start future purchases.

Yellowdog.

[wrob]

I've used both with great results and as noted sometimes there is an advantage to use HOTWIRE over

PRICELINE... a couple of examples in my case:

- We prefer to use the Hotel Crystal in Montreal... it is not available on Priceline so we use HOTWIRE.

Until recently it was the only 4 1/2 star so it was easy to get!

- I find it is often easier to pinpoint exactly which hotel you'll get with Hotwire. For me, this is important

in places like Paris as with Priceline you can end up with a hotel way out by the Peripherique. With Hotwire

I pretty well know exactly which hotel I'll get. OTOH, if you're bidding on a central hotel in Amsterdam you

really can't get a bad location with PRICELINE.

Either way, betterbidding.com is always the place to check BEFORE bidding anywhere!

Rob