Hotwire Assistance Needed for Ft. Lauderdale, Beach Area!

[Keywe404]

I've been reading a lot of the Hotwire/Priceline posts and am amazed at how well so many of you work the sites (and magically seem to know which hotels are being referred to). I'm looking at Ft. Lauderdale, Beach Area, January 13th, and keep getting a 3.5 star hotel at $109. It's also listed as a "Customer Favorite." Does any one have an idea as to which hotel this might be? Thanks!

[Twickenham]

Betterbidding is a great site for seeing which hotels are which, especially for Hotwire. If this: http://www.hotwire.com/hotel/details.jsp?inputId=hotel-results&lid=hotel%2Fresults.jsp%3Abooking-nav%3Aloc%3A1%3Acontinue&rs=0&searchId=4781657492&selectedSolutionId=45571923648&startSearchType=C&actionType=303 is the hotel you mean, it appears to be the Doubletee Guest Suites Gallery One, according to betterbidding.

[royal_flush]

Betterbidding is a great site for seeing which hotels are which, especially for Hotwire. If this: http://www.hotwire.com/hotel/details.jsp?inputId=hotel-results&lid=hotel%2Fresults.jsp%3Abooking-nav%3Aloc%3A1%3Acontinue&rs=0&searchId=4781657492&selectedSolutionId=45571923648&startSearchType=C&actionType=303 is the hotel you mean, it appears to be the Doubletee Guest Suites Gallery One, according to betterbidding.

 

Yeah I second that. Betterbidding has a lot of info about what a hotel is on Hotwire. It's by no means complete but you can check it out before going "in the dark" just in case.

[royalcruz]

Just be aware that beach area could mean 3 blocks away from the beach, as in the Gallery One, and the Hyatt Pier 66 is not really walking distance to the beach for most people.

[Christapie]

Another site to check out is http://www.biddingfortravel.com. This site informs one of how to place bids and so on.

 

Good luck.

 

Christapie