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Priceline questions?
Anybody use and recommend priceline for hotel reservations? My DH and I are looking for one night reservation in Myrtle Beach but don't want to get stuck in a nightmare hotel. I wondered if I choose a 4 star rating and ask for $60 per night if that is reasonable or what? Its not a high traffic weekend that I can tell for events, etc. TIA
Re: Priceline questions?
When are you going? I personally think that may be too low, but it can never hurt to try! Have you also looked at Hotwire? A lot of times you can see what their deals are going for as well, and use that as a judgement for what to bid.
TTC since June 2012
There are websites you can consult that will tell you which hotels you are likely to get by star level and area of town. there are also message boards with recent wins so you will know the market.
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betterbidding & bidding for travel are musts before you bid.
Also once you find out which hotels in your area participate in Priceline look up every single property in your catagory. If you wouldn't be thrilled staying in every
Also, do your research on star levels/areas. It's kind of confusing but hopefully it makes sense...
You can sometimes bid for the star level you want again right away as long as you select a "new area." Just make sure the additional new area doe