Hotwire Hotel: Hotel id

[rachel71]

I am very wary of using hotwire for a New York hotel room. Hoping y'all will put my mind to rest.

I have a hotel in Times Square for $132

Amenities: smoke free, fitness, restaurant, business, hi speed

Any thoughts?

[AaronJB]

Welcome to Betterbidding. :)

What are the date/s of travel, and what is the star rating of the hotel?

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[rachel71]

Geez sorry...

March 26-29

3*

[AaronJB]

No problem! :)

This would likely be a match for the Belvedere. However, I think you could quite possibly get a higher rated hotel in the zone for the same price via PRICELINE - there's a variety of options around this price level ($130-160 or so) for these dates. Are you only interested in TS?

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[rachel71]

Not only TS, just a starting point.

If PRICELINE, would this be a straight pick or name your own price?

[AaronJB]

In terms of PRICELINE, it would be bidding/name your own price.

Other options that I'm seeing:

Orbitz (coupon codes FABSAVE10 or WELCOME10 should take an additional 10% off many hotels)

4* Roger Williams $164 (and take an additional 10% off)

4* Carlton $174 (-10%)

4* Hilton NY $165 (-10%)

Doubletree Met $156 (-10%)

Ramada Plaza New Yorker $165 -10%

Please use the site's Orbitz.com link if any of these hotels are of interest.

Plus, there are probably other HOTWIRE options - be right back.

[AaronJB]

There's a 4* in MTE on HOTWIRE w/fitness, business, restaurant, internet and tennis - that could be the Intercontinental Barclay or the Grand Hyatt, although I'm guessing it would be the Barclay. That would certainly seem like a very good deal for $149.

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