Easy Click Off Record Help

[epiphaneia]

Any help with figuring this out would be greatly appreciated. =)

I found a hotel on easy click that's an off the record special $28/night for 6 nights. I'm trying to figure out what hotel it is and whether it's a steal or a bust.

Here's the info from easy click about the hotel:

2.5* Hotel

General Information:
The Hotel is situated on lushly landscaped acres, whether you are visiting Orlando for business or pleasure, you will find the Hotel conveniently located near the Convention Center and all the theme parks.

Location:
The Hotel is located nearby Convention center and tourist attractions.

Area Details:
The hotel is nearby tourist attractions, shopping, restaurants.

Recreation:
Spend a relaxing day by one of our two pools, one which is heated, and each having a kiddy pool for the little ones. Enjoy the evening sipping on a tropical frozen cocktail or refreshing soft drink at the Pool Bar.

The hotel facilities also include restaurant, game room.

Rooms:
Our comfortable guest rooms feature two double beds, cable TV with pay per view movies, individually climate controlled air and heat, and in-room coffee maker and safe, telephone with voice mail, data port.

Policies:
***Room Clean is as follows: Full cleaning service is provided on a daily basis.***

Room Includes: AM/FM Clock, Cable/Satellite TV, Coffee Maker, Data Port, Hairdryer, In Room Safe, In-Room Pay Movies, Telephone + Voice Mail, Wake-Up Service.

 

[drewsmomslp]

Betterbidding.com has a tool called "reverse easy click travel". The direct link to it is:
http://www.betterbidding.com/index.php?autocom=custom&page=EasyClickTravel_Reverse_Look-up&
You copy the URL from the easy click page where you saw the offer into the space on the betterbidding page and they give you their guess as to what it is.
Good Luck!

 

[jdm]

I've also had good luck googleing a portion of the hotel description and have it come up. You might try something like --- hotel is located on lushly landscaped acres, orlando---- I've played around with different excerpts from different hotels and they always come up when googled. Good luck.

Jenn

 

[epiphaneia]

Thank you for sharing the tool from betterbidding.com that was very helpful. The hotel that it guessed was $28 had terrible reviews on tripadvisor.com so I decided against it. But using that tool helped me to better determine what a good deal would be for other options.

I ended up with the Fairfield Inn Lake Buena Vista, which had great reviews, at just over $300 for 5 nights. I'm extremely greatful for your help.

 

[epiphaneia]

Thank you for your help. I did just as you said, and thought I had narrowed it down, but the betterbidding tool actually guessed it was a property that I hadn't even come across. =P Great learning experience.

 

[drewsmomslp]

I'm glad the better bidding tool helped -- i learned about it a while back on this board from someone else! Have a great trip!