Is there any chance this is the Sirata? I see on their website they say child activities--I don't want the Sirata; already have a room at the Sandpiper but am thinking of cancelling and doing Hotwire. Just don't want the Sirata. Nice hotel, but not for this particular trip.
Free Parking <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Complimentary Breakfast <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Free Internet <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Fitness Center Guests have access to exercise equipment; an additional charge may apply. Pool(s) Property offers at least one pool area; hours and dates of operation may be seasonal. Laundry Facilities (self-service) <amenity names only please... not descriptions> Kitchenette Accommodations include a stovetop or microwave oven, a sink and a mini-refrigerator.
My guess is that the higher stars are associated with the Tradewinds (Island Grand or Sandpiper) and the price would really be what is quoted + $25/night for the resort fee. I am looking for something with a lower price range on the beach. The Sirata charges $8/nt for parking and the cabana rental is now $30/day from private beach vendors.
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can help ID a 2.5* hotel on St Pete Beach. It shows beachfront, no smoking, swimming and high-speed internet for $64 Oct 21-24. If you are able to help, I'd be curious how you figure it out so I can be more self-sufficient next time. I've figured out Priceline, but not so good at figuring out Hotwire. Thanks.
I am looking to stay Feb 1-4. The rate comes up at $39. Icons are resort, beachfront, oceanfront, no smoking, weight room, pool, laundry and high speed internet. The only thing I came up with was Litchfield Golf Resort, but I don't think that's it as they also have many other amenities on their website that aren't noted on Hotwire. Any ideas? Thanks for your help.
I recommended Hotwire to a friend for car rental since I have been so pleased using it for hotels. (I have never used them for car.) She reported that when she picked up her car (TPA-Hertz), the gas tank was empty. She questioned it and was told that with Hotwire, you aren't guaranteed a full tank of gas when you pick it up, nor do you need to fill it prior to the return. Is this right? Sounds fishy.
I am looking for a hotel 5/23 and have noted a 3* on Hotwire for $39. This seems ridiculously low since some of the 2 and 2.5* are much more. I think it is the Wingate, but can't be sure. Not that I have a problem staying there, but wonder if I am better off taking a chance on Priceline for something. I would like to stay in the airport area, hoping that the hotel has a shuttle, or at a minimum, it would be a cheap cab ride. Thoughts? Thanks.
Tried for two rooms: 3* Downtown-$32 added Midtown-$36 added Sand Springs-$40 added Airport-$44 added Southeast Tulsa-$45 added Southern Hills-$46 Accepted. We got 2 rooms for a total of $112.84. Great place to stay. Nice walking trails and a treat to have the cookies on check-in. Internet price was $105 for one room.
Total charge was $67.53. Hotel amenities included: fitness center, pool, restaurant, business center and laundry facilities. Also noted as a Customer Favorite. Price on hotel website was $99.xx w/tax.
After further discussion, it seems staying at the beach is a requirement. Hotwire prices seem high, and I'm not comfortable chancing it on Priceline for this trip. I think we'll probably change locations, and maybe head to Tampa/Clearwater or try another location all together (San Diego). We are looking for something fairly inexpensive, and Ft. Myers doesn't appear to offer that. Thanks for the help. I'll be back...
