Priceline Hotel: NEED VEGAS BIDDING STRATEGY

[Djvyrus69]

I'm going to be going from 4/2 - 4/5.

I'm looking to get a 3.5 or better hotel for a bid $40 - $45 a night as I've seen it has been done on this board before.

I do want to stay on the strip, doesn't matter to me if its north or south strip.

Any suggestions.

[thereuare]

Please follow-up your previous Priceline NYC and your other Priceline New York City threads with whatever you chose to do for those stay(s)... then reply to this thread and we'll comment regarding your Las Vegas trip above.

Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your travel purchases.

[timn85]

yes it does seem like you could land a 3-4 star hotel easily for that price range however your stay falls on the weekend so might be higher.

you could start bidding using north or south strip as a bid zone, select 4* then gradually add zones that do not have 4* properties for rebids, increasing your bid price also gradually.

[Djvyrus69]

Wow, keeping a hawkeye on those other posts aren't we, been what 4 months now since then, oh well, can't please anyone.

In New York, booked on my own, in Vegas booked on my own, couldn't get a good deal on a hotel through priceline so I went southwest, thanks for the help anyways.

[thereuare]

Nobody reading your other threads will know to look here to learn that you made other plans... instead the current user is left wondering if you won a hotel and didn't report it, canceled the trip, booked directly with a hotel, etc. Following up your threads not only helps keep the board better organized and more useful for everyone, but it's a courtesy to those who took the time to help.

Please "close" your previous threads by replying to each with whatever you ended up doing for each stay.

Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your travel purchases.

Thank you.