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Priceline Question Re: Extended Stay

bond_james_bond

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I was considering a longer stay, say 10 nights.

I see that BFT and betterbidding.com recommend that bids for extended stays be split into multiple bids.

But how??? :confused:

In this case, what is the ideal maximum that one bid should be for? 4 nights? 3? 2?

Thanks for any help.
 

EagerBeaver

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BJB,

I would break it up into bids of 3, 3, and 4 nights, although you can go 5 and 5. Chances are less with 5 and 5 of getting a lower price, as there may not be inventory for 1 or more nights at that price level.

You could end up staying at 3 different hotels, if you break up your bids.
 

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Good luck...ive been trying priceline for my extended stay in October but have had no luck at all. Was told hotels tend to accept lower bids 2 weeks before the date your bidding...but two weeks isnt that much time if they dont accept.
 

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Breadman,

There are various theories on how long one should wait to bid prior to one's stay. I have bid a month before and a day before. I have heard it is better to wait until the days before the stay, but in some cases if inventory is out you could be stuck.

I think 2 weeks is reasonable. If you are bidding on the 3 stars and have set up 2 accounts, that means you can make 2 bids every 24 hours. BFT will give you a good idea of where to start. If you are bidding for 2 weekends out I would suggest starting at around $60 and going up in increments of $5.

I have heard that a 3 star bid for this weekend was accepted at $75, however I think prices will come down in the ensuing weeks.

Good luck to you.
 

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Priceline Update!

Breadman,

I just checked BFT and the Sheraton has accepted a 3 star bid this weekend (4 night stay) at $72/night.

The Hyatt has accepted a 3 night stay the following weekend at $65/night.

Adjust your bids accordingly.
 

bond_james_bond

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The high season of summer is drawing to a close.

It becomes cheaper to visit Montreal during the off season, as I think will do more of.

I just hope the SP availability is the same. :)
 
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