Debbs0723

free parking, pet friendly, airport shuttle, free breakfast, studio, free internet, full kitchen, suite, smoke free rooms. recommended by 95%

Okay. Thanks so much for all the help. I think I answered everything on the Ft. Lauderdale post. As far as the San Antonio thing goes, I will probably need to scratch this idea. That hotel is the destination itself so it would be a big deal if we did not get it. Once we get there we don't leave the entire time we are there. It would be a little risky to book and hope for it. I wish they still had resort as a listing. That made it really easy. If I decide to take the chance, I will come back and update. Here is the interesting thing though. The Hilton by Sea World used to be considered 4* on PRICELINE and now it is not. I've researched and know the area really well and there is not another 4* in that area. Still a little risky I guess. Thanks again, Debbie

I keep confusing the names. Hyatt House Ft. Lauderdale South. 90 sw 18th Street. Zone 9. 3 star and listed as a condo. Booked two rooms. Each was $72 each before taxes and fees. Thanks, Debbie

Got it. I went back to my profile on my posts and think I updated all. Thanks, Debbie

I'm sorry for not coming back here and posting. I booked through HOTWIRE and got Hyatt Place. 2 rooms. $173 total including all taxes and fees. Each room is a studio king Suite for one night on November 23rd.

July 23rd-Juy 25th 2012.

Hello. The last two summers I was lucky enough to score the Hyatt Hill Country Resort on Priceline because it was the only "Resort" listed in that area of town. This year it is not listed as a resort but does show up as the only 4* in that area with a price of $211 on the days I want it. However, when I go to name your own price it is broken down to a smaller area of Sea World area, which is correct. However, it says median retail price is $166 for a 4* so that makes me think there are more hotels than just the one 4*. I looked on your list and it shows the Hyatt as the only 4* as well. Any advice on this? (Also last time I posted you asked that I go update my San Antonio post. I just looked at that post and it was updated. I think there was some confusion because I had also asked about seattle then ended up going to San Antonio instead. ) Thanks so much, Debbie

Any thoughts on what this might be? I looked on your priceline list and there was no 4.5* listed. On name your own price, priceline has it listed as the median retail price of $329. Thank you, Debbie

Thank you for helping me. I decided that i wouldn't be happy there and did not want to take the chance. I did, however, get on priceline and was able to book the Hyatt hill country resort for $85 a night for two nights and $123 for the other two nights using priceline. Thanks again, Debbie

July 23-25th. Thank you, Debbie

Thanks for everyone's help. This trip was canceled. Debbie

Sure. no problem. I actually ended up replacing this trip with that trip. As soon as I can figure out how to get to that thread I will post that trip was canceled. Debbie

Hello. I've used these boards before and they have been very helpful. Can you please help me identify the following? I have tried to do my own research and my gut says Indigo but I couldn't find anything on hotwire listings for Riverwalk West. San Antonio Riverwalk West and La Villita are Hotel $71 Recommended in 90% of hotwire reviewers Amenities: Suite, Boutique Hotel Fitness Center laundry accessible for deaf in-room accessibility roll in shower pool high speed internet access free internet accessible bathroom smoke free rooms business center accessible for blind accessible path of travel handicap parking Thank you, Debbie

I'm not an expert but I'm looking at the same stuff you are for our seattle trip and as far as I know the Edgewater is in the priceline downtown area, whereas hotwire has it listed in the space needle area. Are you wanting to stay there or not wanting to stay there? I'd love to hear your opinion. Debbie

I apologize that I keep asking questions but in my defense this is from my husband. If I'm trying to book for 4 night and I'm concerned about getting a hotel i don't love on the first try, is there any benefit to bidding twice? Each time for 2 nights? I'm referring to priceline bids. doesn't priceline sometimes give you the opportunity to add nights? Thank you, Debbie