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Priceline/Hotwire
in Travel
Has anyone used Priceline/Hotwire before? Do you like it? Do you have a preference of one or the other?
We're taking a trip in June and splitting up the driving, so I'm looking for a pretty cheap hotel for the night. We'll get to the hotel around 11 - 11:30pm and then leave hopefully around 8 the next morning. It just scares me using Priceline/Hotwire because I don't know the hotel until after I booked.
TTC since June 2012
Re: Priceline/Hotwire
I have used priceline several times for Boston, MA & NYC.
I always request a 4 start hotel and have never been disappointed. I have never paid more than 100.00 per night and thats a great deal for those places!!
There are websites that teach you how to bid on these sites and also have a listing of what hotels are in what star levels in various areas of cities.
www.betterbidding.com
<a href="http://www.bidding
TTC since June 2012
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Some of the unnamed hotels will still list that they have been recommended by a certain percentage of users. If you choose one that 90% of users have recommended, you'll likely be fine.
That being said, we've u
TTC since June 2012
I have used both and have been happy every time. Like PP mentioned, I used betterbidding.com so I had a good idea of what I was getting.
Another website I have been but haven't used is hotwirerevealed.com
I LOVE Priceline & use it whenever possible.
However, when I care about the location where I'm staying, I'm willing to pay more to the location I want. For example DH & I are planning a trip to Disneyland in California.&