Seattle-Downtown Hotels
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Seattle-Downtown Hotels
Heading to Seattle for one night 4/24. Any suggestions on hotels downtown? Looking at the Westin or Sheraton? Any advice? Any idea what hotel Hotwire is offering for $94 that has pool, bar and fitness center?
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Don't know about the Hotwire hotel. Is this the one that comes up $92 as a 4.5 star?
You might try bidding on Priceline at about $20-$30 less for a 4-star. And you can do a bunch of free rebids Priceline and work your way up about $5 at a time, up to about $10 less than the Hotwire hotel. I'd probably not bid higher than about $82 for Priceline before taking the Hotwire one. I got the Westin downtown via Priceline for $55/night last March, but I doubt you'd get it for less than $60/night today, probably higher.
Remember parking is probably $20/night for a 4-star hotel in downtown Seattle.
Generally Hotwire rates the same kinds of hotels about 1/2 star less than Priceline, so a 4-star Priceline is likely to be a 4.5 star Hotwire.
Andrew
You might try bidding on Priceline at about $20-$30 less for a 4-star. And you can do a bunch of free rebids Priceline and work your way up about $5 at a time, up to about $10 less than the Hotwire hotel. I'd probably not bid higher than about $82 for Priceline before taking the Hotwire one. I got the Westin downtown via Priceline for $55/night last March, but I doubt you'd get it for less than $60/night today, probably higher.
Remember parking is probably $20/night for a 4-star hotel in downtown Seattle.
Generally Hotwire rates the same kinds of hotels about 1/2 star less than Priceline, so a 4-star Priceline is likely to be a 4.5 star Hotwire.
Andrew
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According to BiddingForTravel.com, these 4-star hotels have come up on Priceline in the last few months:
Westin Hotel
Sheraton Hotel and Towers
Hotel Vintage Park
I'd bet money you'll get one of those three, and probably at $75 or less (I'd start at $60 because you have many free rebids).
The three hotels below have come up on BFT but not real recently; there's always a chance you'd get one of them (not so bad either):
Hotel Monaco
Elliot Grand Hyatt
Alexis Hotel
Andrew
Westin Hotel
Sheraton Hotel and Towers
Hotel Vintage Park
I'd bet money you'll get one of those three, and probably at $75 or less (I'd start at $60 because you have many free rebids).
The three hotels below have come up on BFT but not real recently; there's always a chance you'd get one of them (not so bad either):
Hotel Monaco
Elliot Grand Hyatt
Alexis Hotel
Andrew
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I recently stayed at the Vintage park for $60 per night on a PL bid. Great hotel with wonderful, friendly service. I have also stayed at the Elliot Grand Hyatt and would gladly stay there again if I could get a good rate. Count on $25 per 24 hours for parking. You might find parking for $20 per 24 hours a block or two from the hotel but without the in and out privileges. We just bit the bullet and used the hotel parking.
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