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Umm, home movies?
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Umm, home movies?
originally posted by Jay Miller:
I usually bid on Priceline when I visit SF. Depending on season you can get some very good prices.
That's what I do when I can't stay with a friend. I've gotten the Westin St. Francis in the past year and half for $75 a night and the Warwick for $70, not including taxes and fees. Good deals given the central location.
Levi Dalton
Levi Dalton
I scored the Westin St. Francis for about the same rate that same way. I was pretty happy with that whole deal.
Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
I usually bid on Priceline when I visit SF. Depending on season you can get some very good prices.
That's what I do when I can't stay with a friend. I've gotten the Westin St. Francis in the past year and half for $75 a night and the Warwick for $70, not including taxes and fees. Good deals given the central location.
Does anybody ever have luck in the same fashion with New York City? Like in late February? Or is there enough static demand for hotel rooms in NYC that the hotels never have to fill up at low rates?
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
I usually bid on Priceline when I visit SF. Depending on season you can get some very good prices.
That's what I do when I can't stay with a friend. I've gotten the Westin St. Francis in the past year and half for $75 a night and the Warwick for $70, not including taxes and fees. Good deals given the central location.
Does anybody ever have luck in the same fashion with New York City? Like in late February? Or is there enough static demand for hotel rooms in NYC that the hotels never have to fill up at low rates?
I seem to recall hearing friends mention rates of around $95-$105 for a Holiday Inn and $110-$125 for the Marriott Marquis through priceline off season.
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
I usually bid on Priceline when I visit SF. Depending on season you can get some very good prices.
That's what I do when I can't stay with a friend. I've gotten the Westin St. Francis in the past year and half for $75 a night and the Warwick for $70, not including taxes and fees. Good deals given the central location.
Does anybody ever have luck in the same fashion with New York City? Like in late February? Or is there enough static demand for hotel rooms in NYC that the hotels never have to fill up at low rates?
No. Never in NY. There are a lot more hotel rooms in SF given the traffic, hence, better pricing.
Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts
originally posted by VLM:
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
I usually bid on Priceline when I visit SF. Depending on season you can get some very good prices.
That's what I do when I can't stay with a friend. I've gotten the Westin St. Francis in the past year and half for $75 a night and the Warwick for $70, not including taxes and fees. Good deals given the central location.
Does anybody ever have luck in the same fashion with New York City? Like in late February? Or is there enough static demand for hotel rooms in NYC that the hotels never have to fill up at low rates?
No. Never in NY. There are a lot more hotel rooms in SF given the traffic, hence, better pricing.
The weekend I'm booking for is unfortunately the weekend before Valentine's day, so yeah, not exactly a budget weekend. I curse your conference scheduling timing college art association!
Oh well, mid-February NYC jeebus anyone?
Or should I just slide off the the sadly neglected jeebus board?
Cheers,
Kevin
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
originally posted by VLM:
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
I usually bid on Priceline when I visit SF. Depending on season you can get some very good prices.
That's what I do when I can't stay with a friend. I've gotten the Westin St. Francis in the past year and half for $75 a night and the Warwick for $70, not including taxes and fees. Good deals given the central location.
Does anybody ever have luck in the same fashion with New York City? Like in late February? Or is there enough static demand for hotel rooms in NYC that the hotels never have to fill up at low rates?
No. Never in NY. There are a lot more hotel rooms in SF given the traffic, hence, better pricing.
The weekend I'm booking for is unfortunately the weekend before Valentine's day, so yeah, not exactly a budget weekend. I curse your conference scheduling timing college art association!
Oh well, mid-February NYC jeebus anyone?
Or should I just slide off the the sadly neglected jeebus board?
Cheers,
Kevin
I check the Jeebus/Soccer bored every day.
originally posted by VLM:
I check the Jeebus/Soccer bored every day.
+1
Mark Lipton
Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts
I won't start checking the EPL thread daily until Ipswich Town gets promoted again. They've got a lot of work to do...
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
Oh well, mid-February NYC jeebus anyone?
I see you've studied the Jay C. Miller Guide to Long Term Jeebus Planning. Now, only send one update about it, preferably a week before the dinner.
Jay Miller
Jay Miller
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
Oh well, mid-February NYC jeebus anyone?
I see you've studied the Jay C. Miller Guide to Long Term Jeebus Planning. Now, only send one update about it, preferably a week before the dinner.
Brad, allow me to introduce you to a brilliant new invention known as the calendar...
Scott Kraft
Scott Kraft
originally posted by Jay Miller:
originally posted by Brad Kane:
originally posted by Kevin Roberts:
Oh well, mid-February NYC jeebus anyone?
I see you've studied the Jay C. Miller Guide to Long Term Jeebus Planning. Now, only send one update about it, preferably a week before the dinner.
Brad, allow me to introduce you to a brilliant new invention known as the calendar...
Hey slow down, tiger. Young Bradley is just getting used to the abacus!