Seeking: Hotel booking ninjas.

[TomcoPDR]

Just wondering can anyone find a good deal staying in Indianapolis on February 3, 4, 5 nights?

TIA

[[Yu]]

http://biddingfortravel.yuku.com/for...a#.TwTxgTXLwhx


Hey Tomco, I know these are not even close to the dates you are requesting, but the general price for hotels down there seem to be 40-50 a night.

I don't travel much, so I really don't know when peak season dates are for travel, but I hope that marginally sends you in a direction.

[TomcoPDR]

Thanks YU... it has to be on those 3 days though...

[[Yu]]

From what I have read from that huge thread on bidding for travel, perhaps you could go to priceline.com and then bid the maximum you want to pay?


I know you are savy when it comes to savings, for example if you were looking for a hotel in Indy for 20 a night, then bid that with only the 4 star modifier select, and see if they accept that bid. I sent you that link because those dates that were shown to me seem to be "off season" times, hence I would assume that on Feb 3-5, the prices would be similar.

If they don't accept your bid, perhaps you can then change it to 3 star =) Otherwise I am out of ideas.

I have been able to get room in Calgary at Hyatt for 65 US before with priceline, so anything can happen!

[rob the knob]

superbowl weekend?

it is going to be pricey on such short notification?

are you going for superbowl ?

either way, any other requirements for hotel? stars? location?

Originally posted by TomcoPDR
Just wondering can anyone find a good deal staying in Indianapolis on February 3, 4, 5 nights?

TIA

[TomcoPDR]

These are the prices showing for those dates.

[jdmakkord]

Hotels always jack their rates for special events. If rates are that high right now, dont expect them to drop any time soon.