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[kiki02]

first time bidding (yikes)... I only want LBV and I only want 4 stars or higher..... Is it possible i'd get for a monday night in september at less than $50?

wdyt? Thank you.

 

[umwhat]

I would say possible, not probable.
I PL'd a hotel and got one for $23 one time (2 star).
Flexibility is the biggest thing with PL. THe more flexible you can be, the better your price will be.

Go for it though...you don't get charged for trying.

 

[ellie05]

I never been able to get a 4 starts for less than $50. I think the least I paid for a 4 star is $80 and that was years ago.

 

[quentina]

For 60-65$, I always get the Hilton in Downtown Disney. I think there was one time, many years ago, that I got it in the $50.00 range but, I don't recall the details of it.

I always get that hotel....

 

[kiki02]

For 60-65$, I always get the Hilton in Downtown Disney. I think there was one time, many years ago, that I got it in the $50.00 range but, I don't recall the details of it.

I always get that hotel....

So I DEFINITELY need two beds. I should forget price line? It's NOT FOR a couple and one kid I guess.. ?

 

[umwhat]

So I DEFINITELY need two beds. I should forget price line? It's NOT FOR a couple and one kid I guess.. ?

You can sometimes negotiate that with the hotel once you get it but not always. The room is "guaranteed" for 2 adults. You can also sometimes rent a rollaway at the hotel for another 10 bucks. PL is DEFINITELY the best way to get the lowest price for a hotel but you don't always get the things you need and once it's done, it's final.

My best PL experience was a 640 square foot room in Orlando for $23 dollars (the room would have fit 6 comfortably!)
Worst? 1 bed for 4 people (room was only $28)

Have to decide what is absolutely non-negotiable for you guys and go from there. Keep us posted Good luck!

 

[powellrj]

I always use Hotwire when I need to be able to get a certain bed count. They let you pick how many beds you want!