cndec30

Thank you. I'm going to take a look at these today (if I can). Internet services at m office are horrible on "fun" websites so I'm relegated to evening research.

Yes, I think I'm set on a Disney property. Probably a monorail line if possible. I don't really have a budget but I'd like it to be a good deal. Also, my plans are changing on my original dates. I'm now looking at 2 rooms for the dates of checking in 7/28 and checking out 8/2. Any help you can provide would be appreciated.

Hi, I was just actually looking to see if one of the upper level Disney resorts would be one of them. They seemed to be listed as 3 of the 4 options. For the ones they listed, I probably would have grabbed one for that price.

Thanks for the help with the BiddingHelper tool. I am surprised that this would be the Hilton Bonnet Creek with an "original" room price of $460, but the amenities don't overly sound like one of the Disney resorts either.

Through HOTWIRE. The dates are 7/31/2018-8/7/2018. 7/28-8/2 (2 rooms) I'm getting: 4 Star Hotel In Bonnet Creek $131 (regular $460) Amenities Business center/Fitness center/Golf nearby/Internet access/Pool(s)Resort/Restaurant(s)/Smoke-free rooms/Spa services Possibilities are: Disney's Saratoga Springs, Hilton Bonnet Creek, Disney Beach Club Villas, Disney's Polynesian Resort

Just letting you know, he ended up booking through PRICELINE EXPRESS (using your link). Got the Hyatt Place Orlando/Lake Buena Vista which was exactly what he was hoping for. $122 per night and used the 5% coupon. Free Parking, Free Breakfast, Pets Allowed, Fitness Center, Business Center, Restaurant, No Smoking Rooms/Facilities, Free Internet, Indoor or Outdoor Pool

Thanks for your response. Sorry about posting the link. As for what is stopping me: this room is for my son and his friend. He is leaning towards getting a resort with a free breakfast and free parking. BUT...he would rather stay on site, so if a room rate came up that was a relatively good deal to make it "worth it" he would cancel his rental car and go on site. There's not really a budget per se, but more of is he getting a good value for the price paid. But, in generally, looking to pay no more than about $200 per night. I'm feeling like onsite is not going to happen but I want to give it another week or so. Thanks!

I've been stalking Priceline and Hotwire for 2 weeks and just get very confused. I think this is the Swan due to the $31.50 resort fee but maybe some others have that same amount? It's only 4 stars where your Priceline lists have it at 4.5? I think the "pets allowed" amenity is throwing me off. Dates are 10-15 May 2018, 1 room, two travelers. I would like a Disney Hotel. If not that, then one that is close, has free parking, and free breakfast. Thanks, Christine