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Amenities listed for this property include: Free Internet, Boutique Hotel, Fitness Center, Restaurant(s), Business Center, and Internet Access. Additional details says rooms features refrigerators. Thanks again!

My daughter is under 18 and guess I can sleep on sofabed/rollaway. I did what you suggested using HOTWIRE specifying 2 adults and 1 child (using HOTWIRE link here) and ended up getting the Hyatt Times Square (rated 41/2 star) for $250/night + taxes. Thanks again for your help!

Thank you for the tip on HOTWIRE and PRICELINE EXPRESS! Would like at least book a 4 star and was thinking budget of $250 or lower/nite. Thanks again!

Going to NYC March 18th-20th w/wife and teenage daughter. Looking to stay in Times Square or immediate surroundings. Wanted to use Hotwire or Priceline but was wondering on how to book a room w/2 double beds or at least a king. Appreciate any help.

I am also going in March 3/18 to 3/20 with 2 adults and 1 teenage. So was wondering how would it be possible to get room w/2 double beds or 1 king (either through Hotwire or Priceline)?

Used the [url=http://www.betterbidding.com/clicks/click.php?afsrc=1&id=40]PRICELINE[/url] link in post and got Sheraton NY Times Square Hotel as you guessed. Thank you for all your help!

Many thanks for your advice and finding those 4* properties. After looking at reviews, I may go with the possible Sheraton you pointed out. Can I use your link in post to book or links above? Thanks again!

My apologies for not closing the earlier thread - I just posted a reply. Wow - thank you for the tip on the difference in price between all the star ratings. Willing to pay $200/nite for nice accomodations, but if 4* can be had for less than $120, I would probably settle for that. Going to a play so wanted to stay in the Times Square theater district. I read thread about other areas being preferable so would appreciate hearing your opinion, thereuare.

My apologies for not replying/closing this thread. As it's been few years, I have not been able to locate how much I paid. I do recall staying at the Holiday Inn Charlottesville-Univ area right off Route 29. Location was not the closest to the University of Virginia but Charlottesville is not very large and it was a short drive to the campus

Looking for 5*/4.5* for Apr 16 to Apr 18 in Times Square Theater district. I see a lot of rebid zones but I was wondering what is a realistic starting bid and approx cost would be. Thank you for any assistance!

Thanks for your help and suggestion on HOTWIRE, AaronJB! I was discouraged and thinking about just booking it from hotel website. Completely forgot about HOTWIRE.

Been trying to book 2 rooms in a 3* at Charlottesville, VA for Sat, Apr 16 (using PRICELINE link from here of course). Median price is supposedly $139, but I tried from $80 to $120 without any success. Since it's spring break, I am wondering if most hotels are booked there. Appreciate any advice.

Liset, yellowdog, musicphan: Thanks for the advice on calling the hotel

Decided to bid this morning. Started with $100 in Quincy Market area, and just kept adding areas and upping bids by $10. Finally got my bid of $150 accepted from the Hyatt Regency Boston for Wed, 8/25/2010 through Sun, 8/29/2010. As we are traveling with kids, wonder how difficult it would be to request double beds? Thank you for all your help and the link on splitting your bid, thereuare! Of course, I used link from here to PRICELINE.

I am willing to pay more for a 4* versus 3.5* and don't really have a maximum. I will look at other posts in this forum to see what people are bidding and getting for 3.5*/4* in Quincy Market. The primary reason for my starting this thread was to to get advice on bidding a stay that start on a weekday and end on weekend since I believe you get cheaper prices on weekend. But if you have to break up bids, it is certainly not worth taking the chance on getting two separate hotels. I will certainly use links from here and post my results. Thank you for your help, thereuare!