Hotwire.com

[vettegirl]

Anyone had any good luck here. I can get a 3.5 star for 3 nights total $200!

 

[disheadz]

If you use betterbidding.com you might be able to figure out which hotel it is. The only things to be aware of is 1- you can't control how close you are to the park, my experience has been that you usually end up with one of the convention center hotels. You just have to take the shuttle. 2- the hotel may have a resort fee, which is in addition to the nightly rate, and can be up to $15/night (I ran into that once on hotwire for the crowne plaza, it was still a great deal). 3- if you are driving, parking will be extra which can be quite a bit.
If none of these are an issue I would probably take a crack at priceline for less and if that fails book on hotwire. Either way it should be a nice hotel at a good price!

 

[pomlover]

I always use Hotwire to book my hotels, especially to Orlando. They always have tons of great deals going on there. You don't get complete information when you make the purchase but I have always been satisfied with my results.

 

[disneyobsessed808]

If you use betterbidding.com you might be able to figure out which hotel it is. The only things to be aware of is 1- you can't control how close you are to the park, my experience has been that you usually end up with one of the convention center hotels. You just have to take the shuttle. 2- the hotel may have a resort fee, which is in addition to the nightly rate, and can be up to $15/night (I ran into that once on hotwire for the crowne plaza, it was still a great deal). 3- if you are driving, parking will be extra which can be quite a bit.
If none of these are an issue I would probably take a crack at priceline for less and if that fails book on hotwire. Either way it should be a nice hotel at a good price!

I agree. I would definitely take a shot at priceline if you can. Another good resource is biddingfortravel.com

 

[DizMe]

I have never used Priceline or Hotwire but have been tempted by the great rates. However, I am held back by the fact that they only have to guarantee a room for 2 people, so you may get a king bed only. For a family of 5, that would not be fun!

 

[olivejuice]

I have always used Hotels.com. I have never had a problem and usually find my hotel for way cheaper than on the hotels website.