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3* Holiday Inn Winnipeg South 1330 Pembina Hwy Winnipeg, Manitoba Amenities: Restaurant, Pool, Fitness, Business Center pretty good for a last minute booking

Amenities: Shuttle, complimentary breakfast, fitness, pool, restaurant, high speed internet

Yes, this is indeed the Days Inn - I just won it (winning bid in a separate Dayss Inn Buffalo post)

new one for the list Amenities: Fitness Restaurant Business Center Laundry High Speed Internet

NOTE: subtitle is wrong - should be $33 - 6/01/06 - 6/05/06 NOTE: fitness center has now been dropped from the amenities Holiday Inn Express Nashville Airport / Opryland 1111 Airport Center Dr. Nashville, Tennessee 37214 (615) 883-1366 1 room(s) @ $33.00 per night x 4 nights $132.00 Taxes and fees $26.30 Total 158.30 Opryland - Nashville Intl Airport BNA Hotel This Hotel features the following amenities: Airport Shuttle Property offers an airport shuttle service. In some cases, shuttles run for limited hours, require a reservation or charge a fee. Complimentary Breakfast At the minimum, guests receive a free continental breakfast. Pool(s) Property features at least one pool area. (Note: This amenity offering may be seasonal. Please check hours/availability directly with the property.)

Amenities: Restaurant, Fitness Center, Hi speed internet, Business center

I've heard pretty good things about this hotel - so hopefully will work out fine. Amenities: Restaurant(s), Pool(s), Fitness Center, Business Center

I'm finding that I'm using Hotwire more than Priceline now, especially since PL changed the star levels of many properties. The main reason I'm liking Hotwire, is that I usually know what I'm going to get, based on the amenities. This is the nicest thing about Hotwire, you can almost be guaranteed of a hotel with a well known set of amenities. Even if it is 5 or 10 dollars a night more, with the right coupons or codes it can even turn out cheaper than Priceline, and you don't get stuck with something you don't really want. What are your thoughts Hotwire vs. Priceline?

got it on the first bid - I remember the days of $32, but for 3 bucks extra, I'm not complaining.

I've stayed at this hotel - it's nice and comfortable - and wireless internet access available.

The 4* JW Marriott in Houston Galleria $43 was a great deal for its day.

Based on info I put together from the other board and here, I've concluded that there's an active member here that's lived in priceline hotels for nearly 3 and a half years straight. I'm in total awe. Sounds like a fun lifestyle, definitely more fun than renting the same apartment year after year. Of all the hotels chains which ones have you been able to collect the most reward points on (I know, I know, a lot of them don't give them any more to PL customers). I assume you must have collected a massive number of points on the credit cards you use to pay for the rooms too. What are the downsides to it? Is there any time when you want to "throw in the towel", so to speak? Do you ever have to resort to booking outside of Priceline (e.g. HOTWIRE, ECT, etc). In any case, congratulations - it'll be 4 years before you know it.

CTRL click worked beautifully - thanks!!

Thanks for the info - I didn't know about the search tool. However, when I try it, nothing comes up no matter what I search. Am I doing something wrong? Can you give me a sample search where something comes up? Thanks

Would you consider adding Easyclicktravel forums similar to the Hotwire forums we have now? With the off-the-record hotels listed, it would be nice to share information on which hotels they turn out to be.