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Hotwire mentions (24)

• Where’s a good and cheap place to stay for ~4 nights? Illini Union hotel? Illini inn? Marriot? Or another option?

  Hotwire.com and see what you can find. Source: 10 months ago

• Host canceled for our Minori apartment in July, all prices now are sky-high. And alternatives that locals use to get an apartment for two 3rd week in July?

  I have had good luck with hotwire.com works better on big cities though. Source: 10 months ago

• Best way to rent a car?

  There is a big difference between weekdays and weekends, Summer weekends are always busy. hotwire.com is always a good place. Priceline is worth putting a low bid on a weekday. Source: 11 months ago

• Visitor finding your city is damn expensive!

  Check out hotwire.com. I just looked and there were quite a few under $300, and as low as $116 for a 2* hotel in Metrotown. Source: about 1 year ago

• Could the Costco Visa be the one and only card to use everywhere to replace all of my cards?

  With my Citi Costco card my toll road auto charge falls in the same spending category as "Other Travel." Other Travel includes purchases from: cruise lines, hotwire.com, taxi fare, boat ferry, bridge toll and city local transit. I see this on my year end card spend summary. Finally my toll road auto-pay charges are in that category too. Source: about 1 year ago

Wotif mentions (4)

• Does Anyone know what this hotel in Patong is called?

  I've now found the name of the hotel, it's called Royal Paradise Phuket, but I'm still a bit skeptical as, the website (wotif.com) is saying it's only going to be around $550 Australian dollars for 6 nights, whereas most other websites are saying it's around $2000 for the same thing. Could someone please let me know if this is a scam, as it seems too good to be true, thanks. Source: over 1 year ago

• Where can I park my car in Sydney cbd?

  Get on to wotif.com or wherever and price out the cheapest hotel that includes parking. Source: about 2 years ago

• How to book flights in Sydney?

  I've not been on a flight since I was a kid. I'm sure this post will help a lot of people out. Where do I see flight prices and book? I used to use the site wotif.com which I did for my mum when she travelled, but is that still a good site to use for finding the best prices? I've always known to avoid physical book just because you have to pay the booking fee. Source: over 2 years ago

• Farewell Afterpay, Australia loses its homegrown tech giant to the US

  I would agree that Afterpay do not have a sustainable competitive advantage here.. They might make money for a decade or so until they get bought out, or their market share is consumed by another financial institution with more firepower. I mean, that's what happened to 'wotif.com' right - basically made bank for a decade before their model was superseded by others and they were bought out by expedia. Source: about 3 years ago