Hotwire Hotels

[DB2552]

Does anyone know what hotels Hotwire uses for WDW area? When I put in my request it came up $59 for a midscale and $65 for a moderate. Isn't midscale supposed to be better than a moderate? And are they the same hotels that Priceline uses? Thanks for any help! Leaving on the 7th and still no place to stay!!

[TravelSheryl]

I'd advise you to steer clear of Hotwire for a hotel room near Disney. Lots of disappointments with misrated hotels there. Unless you can get a 4 key for a good price, you are liable to be very disappointed because some of the 3 keys are Quality Inns.

And yes you are right that a midscale is supposed to be better than a moderate. We see that type of reverse pricing with Hotwire all the time.

If you want to use a service where you can get a great deal in exchange for not knowing which hotel you'll get, go with Priceline.

There is a $5/night bonus money offer available in the Bonus Money Opportunities category of the board I administer to discuss Priceline bidding.

http://pub4.************/bpricelineandexpediabidding

[keenie524]

I went through hotwire for my hotel. My search came back a four key in WD World area for I believe $51 a night. I accepted and when revealed it was Wyndham Palace and Resort. We will be there 7/6 - 7/14.

[Marypoppinsmom]

Join Wyndham By Request if you have not already. We had a great time in May.

[TravelSheryl]

Originally posted by keenie524
I went through hotwire for my hotel. My search came back a four key in WD World area for I believe $51 a night. I accepted and when revealed it was Wyndham Palace and Resort. We will be there 7/6 - 7/14.
Would you mind checking that? I seem to recall the Wyndham Palace coming up through Hotwire for $61 (at the same time you could get it for $53 through Priceline, by the way).

I haven't heard any bad reports about Hotwire 4 keys (that's why I said what I did above), but the lower levels have been problematic.