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2. There's even a best day to stay - AOL

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   The HotelTonight app sells unbooked hotel rooms around the world for discounted prices at the last minute. In order to make some bank on rooms that are still empty at the last minute, the hotels ...

3. Priceline iPhone app helps you with last-minute hotel ... - AOL

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   The Priceline.com app for the iPhone and iPad (which. If you're looking for one of the best ways to book a hotel room dirt cheap, use a tool such as Priceline.com or call the hotel in the evening ...

4. HotelTonight - Wikipedia

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   HotelTonight was founded in December 2010 by Sam Shank, Jared Simon, and Chris Bailey. [8] It first launched in January 2011, in the US on the iPhone App Store. [9] The app later launched on Google Play in July 2011 and serves cities in Europe, Canada, Central America and South America.

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   The gross reason you shouldn''t sit in a hotel chair. If you think the hotel room can keep you safe, you might want to think again. See More. Advertisement. National Geographic 12 hours ago

6. Trivago - Wikipedia

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   The index includes criteria such as location, price, food, internet, room and facilities, [23] and is used to create annual Trivago rankings and awards such as the Reputation Ranking, [24] Island Ranking, [25] Ski Ranking, [26] the Top Hotel Awards, [27] and the Best Value Destinations (based on an algorithm combining the tRI with price). [28]

7. Hotwire.com - Wikipedia

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   When hotel rooms, airline seats, or rental cars go unsold, they are filled by travel companies through companies like Hotwire. Hotwire does not identify the participating companies until after the purchaser has paid so as not to directly compete with regular retail sales of the travel partners. This sales model is known as an "opaque".