Priceline hotels

[8caliace]

We are looking at taking an earlier flight to Orlando for an upcoming trip, which would necessitate an extra night. Anyone with any input on hotels they have gotten through Priceline near WDW would be appreciated.

 

[CarolA]

Have you looked at www.biddingfortravel.com?

That is where I do my research. As for Disney hotels I have gotten the Wyndam Palace, Hilton and Marriott Orlando World Center at the resort level and the DTD Courtyard at the 2.5 star level. No problems at any of them.

 

[daannzzz]

I often do Priceline for my arrival night on vacations. In Orlando I received The renaissance Worldgate for $35 in 2000. In 2001 I needed two rooms and needed to be sort of near the airport so bid on International drive area and got the Rosen Center for $39 per room. I choose a higher star catagory and bid higher in May this year and got the Gaylord Palms for $94.

 

[jeffreyml]

We used Priceline this year and received the Hilton $60, Wyndham Resort & Spa $65 and recently received the Dolphin for $60 this August.

 

[Emerald31]

Used Priceline this year for a trip to WDW in December. Received the Renaissance Orlando airport hotel for $33 and the Hotel Royal Plaza for $40.

 

[Goofy'sFriend]

We are arriving to the airport about 6 p.m. I didn't want to check-into Disney to the next morning, so I bid on a 3 star airport hotel on Priceline. Got the airport Marriott for $32. I am pretty sure that all the 3 star hotels you bid on will have airport shuttle.

 

[yecats]

Used biddingfortravel site last Dec. and got the Renaissance World Center for $43 per night. We were one mile away from AK and got to see three fireworks shows going off at night.