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Hi jensenbeach,

 

Where did you see that a 4-Star has been added? I just checked and am not seeing that? There is a 3-star in Surrey but only a 2 star in Langley. I think you are looking at the wrong screen. Dismiss the popup and you will see a page in your browser that says "select the areas where you want to stay".

 

It is from there you check the star ratings in the areas. For example, click on only Surrey - Pitt Meadows. Then click next. That will take you to a page that shows 1,2,and 3 star hotels are available. Click the back button, and uncheck Surrey and check any ONE of the others. Click next, that will show you the star ratings in that area. Keep going back and select one area at a time until you have verified the star rating availability in each area. This will determine your free rebid zones.

 

Pam:D

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I think you are looking at the screen that has a green line of text at the top, left that says name your own price. Once you click on that link, it opens the page I mentioned above. Try it and see, you do not have to risk anything. You can explore all you want as long as you don't click the buy button on the final confirmation page.

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Way to go! We are getting some good deals. I still have to get 6/1 and 6/17 and 6/18. I am hoping to get the same 60 dollar deal I got for 6/2. We have finally made the decision to fly RT to Vancouver and leave Seattle out of the loop so I can start bidding on those days as well. Everyone keep posting your experience so we can all get the best price possible.

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Guess the Westin is booked up at the time we will be there- I finally got a $118 per night bid accepted at Pacific Palisades. Hope we will be happy there! Anyone familiar with using the City Passport savings book? It costs about $24 thru Priceline and gets you discounts for attractions and restaurants, etc; I'm thinking it's a pretty good deal if you use it. :)

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Me, my sister-in-law, brother-in-law, and my in-laws were all able to get rooms at the Westin Bayshore in June of 2006 for $60. Thanks!

 

Lisa, Can you tell me the days you bid for?

 

 

dawnskers, I would like to stay in The Pacific Palisades. I've read some good reviews. I think you will be happy. I still have 3 more dates to bid on and I'm not hitting the Westin for 60$ either. I got it for 6/2 but couldn't get it for 6/1. I am also bidding on 6/17 and 6/18 and haven't had any luck. When I checked those dates through other websites, they are showing as unavailable.

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I still have 3 more dates to bid on and I'm not hitting the Westin for 60$ either. I got it for 6/2 but couldn't get it for 6/1. .

 

Pam - this may be a long shot but there is a part of Priceline's website that has FAQs. Click Help and there is this info:

 

 

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Can I add nights to my hotel reservation?

 

If you used our Name Your Own Price ® hotel service for your hotel reservation, you have two options:

 

you can use our Shop & Compare option to book additional nights; or

you can click on the link below and we?ll search your originally booked hotel for the additional nights you need if the option exists based on availability.

We will book your additional nights as a new reservation and charge the credit card you originally used for the cost of the additional nights requested plus Taxes and Service Fees. The number of additional nights you request cannot exceed the number of nights in your original reservation and you may only add nights to the beginning or end of your stay.

 

The option to add additional nights to an existing priceline hotel reservation is only available if all of the following apply:

 

your original priceline reservation was made less than 30 days ago;

your total stay does not exceed 21 nights;

you make your request before midnight eastern time the night before your check-in date;

you have not already requested additional nights for this trip; and

the hotel you are holding a reservation with allows priceline to make reservations for additional nights.

Remember, additional hotel room nights reserved through priceline cannot be changed or cancelled by priceline or the hotel that accepts your request.

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I am scared. I can't tell if they are going to add the additional night at the same price or the current rack rate. Do you know?

 

I assume they check to see if the hotel will take your original bid for the night before but I have never done it. I know others who have and they did this option as opposed to rebidding to insure that they got the same hotel for both nights.

 

Sorry - I think it would be the same price but can't tell you for sure.

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:) Good evening,

 

I wouldn't bother with that '' passport'' thing....a lot of $$ for what you can get out of it. Only good if you're in Vancouver with 7-10 days or so....

 

Tremendously easy city to get around in, without a car. A good city guide, and you're set.!!!

 

Welcome to Vancouver

( yes, you guessed right....I'm a biased Vancouverite ....)

CG

;)

 

Guess the Westin is booked up at the time we will be there- I finally got a $118 per night bid accepted at Pacific Palisades. Hope we will be happy there! Anyone familiar with using the City Passport savings book? It costs about $24 thru Priceline and gets you discounts for attractions and restaurants, etc; I'm thinking it's a pretty good deal if you use it. :)

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Me, my sister-in-law, brother-in-law, and my in-laws were all able to get rooms at the Westin Bayshore in June of 2006 for $60. Thanks!

Hi, Lisa! After seeing this thread, we tried priceline for the first time and got the Westin Bayshore for $60, too! (I just love getting a "deal":D ). We paid nearly $200 US two years ago for this same hotel. What ship are you on? -Rosemary

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I sent an email to priceline customer service to determine the rate for adding an additional night to a reservation and below is the response. Hopefully, this will help any of you considering the same thing. I'll just keep bidding. It doesn't really matter much to me if I have to change hotels as that will prevent me from getting too unpacked before the cruise.

 

Dear Pam,

 

Thank you for taking the time to send us an e-mail. We understand that

you would like to add a night to your reservation. However, you would

like to know whether you need to pay the rate at which you had reserved

your reservation or at the rack rate.

 

Please note that the rate for the additional nights may not be the same

as what you paid originally and availability is not guaranteed.

 

We apologize for the inconvenience and hope this information is helpful

to you.

 

Sincerely,

 

Lata B.

Customer Service Specialist

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I just got the Westin Bayshore for $60 for one night, June 17, 2006 on Priceline. This was my first Priceline experience and I followed the advice on this board and Biddingfortravel. Started at $50, $55 and bingo at $60!!:D

 

Their internet rate for Seniors is $220 US dollar. Thank you everybody!!:D

 

Arlene

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Yeah me too. Earlier, I tried again to get the 6/1 and then tried 6/17 and 6/18. Since Arlenedow hit on 6/17, I guess it's because I am trying to get both days that is causing the problem. Sooner or later, some of the other hotels are going to open up and I don't really care where I stay as long as it's 4 star and very, very, very clean. Of course, that doesn't include the Pan Pacific but I don't see that happening...though I keep checking Hotwire. I'd probably toss my 6/2 room at the Westin if I could land the PP.

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Thanks to everyone on these boards, I got the Westin Bayshore in Vancouver for $60.00 on July 15, 2006 on Priceline. Hurray!., You are all great! I even called my friend in CT who is cruising with us & she bid too. She got the Westin for 2 nights at the same $60.00 price.:) Don't you just love Priceline?

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