Hotel in historic district

I am trying to find a moderately priced hotel or bed %26amp; breakfast in the historic district, 3 stars with breakfast. Priceline/Hotwire are charging $169-193 per night. Do you think that if I offered $100 per night , I might be successful? Otherwise, any recommendations for a good B%26amp;B in this area?

Hotel in historic district

The bid that Priceline accepts will vary a lot from week to week, depending on demand. Try bidding $100 on priceline, and if you%26#39;re rejected, you can try again after a 24-hour wait with a slightly higher bid. Try %26amp; try again! You are likely to get a better price bidding on Priceline than you would find at a B%26amp;B.

Hotel in historic district

$100 is probably ambitious if its a weekend. B+Bs are probably more.

Check the Holiday Inn Historic District, and the GoPhila.com website, sometimes they run specials that with the addins make a better value.

The Thomas Bond House B%26amp;B starts at $95/night.

You might want to take a look at bnbphiladelphia.com for some options in that area.

Lynn

Not sure what the rates are or if they include breakfast, but look into the Alexander Inn. Great location. Good luck!

I%26#39;d try Priceline - it really is the best way to get the cheapest rates. For example, if Hotwire is offering a hotel at $120/night, I find I can usually get the same hotel on Priceline for in the $75-85 vicinity. What dates are you coming to Philly? Perhaps I can help navigate some things for you.

Suzanne

LGarner- just picked up the Holiday Inn historic district (mid-week stay 3 star rating) for $84/night (includes all taxes/fees) off of Hotwire.

good luck w/ your search- t

Tee - thats an excellent rate and its a very good hotel too!

I%26#39;ve put several people up in there.

try the Best Western Independence Park Hotel we stayed there for one night in July - lovely old hotel, free internet %26amp; handy to historic buildings. It included breakfast unfortunately we had an early train to catch (Saturday) so we missed out - somehow I didnt notice that breakfast was served later on weekends than midweek but I did get the afternoon tea on our first day but dont leave it till late cos front desk started to pack up about 15 minutes before time - maybe not enough guests staying then. Not sure what rates are now but I thought it was reasonably priced compared to what we paid elsewhere. ps I never used priceline cos I liked to know well in advance were I was staying but sounds like some people get a good deal. If you can get this place for $100 a night go for it.