Thanks! I thought the $290 was a bit ambitious, but wanted your input.
I don't remember the bid I entered but the total with taxes and fees has come in around $290 and obviously it hasn't been accepted. Priceline has done a great job of hiding the NYOP link; It had been a while since doing any bidding and at first I thought they had done away with it.
I'll check out both those links you posted if we go with a Hotwire or Priceline hotel. My friend gets pretty good discounts through his work and there is an advantage to us having a cancelable reservation when pricing is comparable.
Again, thank you for all you help.
Hi there!
Just a quick question: Has anyone ever gotten the Cedarbrook Lodge on NYOP? We have a backup hotel already booked and I have been using your bidding helper to see if there is a hotel that strikes my fancy at a better price than we presently have. However, I would love to be able to get the Cedarbrook for around $290 total for the 2 nights 8/25/19 - 8/27/19 by bidding. If not possible, I'm not going to spend more time at the bidding thing.
BTW: Love the way you have added the "what hotel is this?" on your BiddingHelper.com site.
Thanks in advance.
Please help me Id this hotel:
3*
Clearwater/St. Petersburg, FL Zone: Treasure Island
Dec 31 - Jan 4
$89/night
amenities:
Business Center
Indoor or Outdoor Pool
Fitness Center
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
I was thinking the Treasure Bay Resort and Marina, but I'm confused because it doesn't say "free breakfast."
What's your thought?
Thanks in advance.
Just got the W Fort Lauderdale by bidding on PRICELINE for Feb 11. On the PRICELINE EXPRESS section there was a 4* hotel priced at $141 with these amenities
Pets Allowed
Business Center
Restaurant
Indoor or Outdoor Pool
Fitness Center
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
that I thought would be the W Fort Lauderdale. It had an 8 rating and showed a 26.50 resort fee. I decided to try bidding to see if I could get a better price. Started with $111 and added re-bid zones until I got to $125. My bid was accepted. Total for the hotel is $125 + 22.97 = $147.97 and 26.50 payable at hotel for a grand total of $174.47. I am happy with that considering the hotel was priced at $367 + taxes and fees for $434 total.
We ended meeting up with a group that was staying at the Hilton Airport Miami because it was the path of least resistance. They had a group code that we used. Appreciate all your help. I always use your link when searching on HOTWIRE and PRICELINE
Thanks for researching that hotel. I'm not sure that I would be interested in the Urbano as it is getting mixed reviews right now. Also, Urbano is $143 on tripadvisor. I guess I shouldn't go with a 3.5* if I bid (or 3* because they can upgrade, right?). I was just hoping to get a deal by bidding - if that is not possible, then will go other routes.
The goal is the least expensive acceptable star rated hotel for Dec 2.
Prefer the southern/brickell part of the zone.
Desired star rating is 3* or higher
If I can't get in my price range, then my backup plan is to book a hotel in the airport region using hotwire or the express pricing to hopefully have better control over which hotel I will get
thank you!
I'm wanting to bid on a hotel in Miami for Dec 2, 2016 one night, 1 room, 2 people. I would prefer DT Brickle area, but would take South Beach or Coral Gables, plus open to suggestions. Would like to stay under $200 - realizing that it may be a pipe dream. Any help in bidding strategy is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
