Hotels

[cjmax]

Looking for a hotel room around airport area (3/3+ star and SP friendly) for a week or so?

Thanks,

CJ

 

[Zeta]

Try www.Priceline.com, I usually will get the Airport Marriot for $25.00 US. You can't beat that price anywhere.

 

[thighspy]

Aurora,you are correct,and what is wrong with the Travelodge,small?I think about 250 Rooms-Just a guess ,last visit,i was on the floor 15-i think there are 18 or 20 of them. All the hotels along the Strip are in fact quite large.
There is one Motel-Hotel on Carlingview-smaller,and lower in Price.Hope this helps.

 

[MuffinMuncher]

I have used Hotwire with great success.... last week the Westin Harborfront for $99 CDN and next week the Metropolitan for $105 CDN per night.

 

[RogerRabbit]

I have used Hotwire with great success.... last week the Westin Harborfront for $99 CDN and next week the Metropolitan for $105 CDN per night.

Yes they have great rates, but you can not cancel and you do not get points/ qualification for status/ etcetera.

The problem is you have to have a USA based credit card, last time I tried to get those rates.

:-(

 

[RogerRabbit]

Yes, priceline does accept bookings from Canada. I do it all the time. You have to have a Mastercard or Amex in order to do it. Type in all your regular info but when it comes to state, type in California which is also considered CA for Canada and then for the zip code, type in 99999. It will work if you follow this. I pay $35 Us/night for a 3 star hotel or $60-70 U.S. for a 4 star when I'm in Toronto. Here is a message board related to Priceline: http://biddingfortravel.com

Alexa...

Great advice, do you use MC or AMEX for these bookings?

 

[bbradk]

I'm a big fan of hotwire.
But yes you do need an american based credit card,.
Mine is with citibank.
2 weeks back paid 60.00 at the sheraton centre on a friday.