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FAQ

Short answers. The long versions live in How we pick and the FTC disclosure.

Are you Priceline?
No. Book the Stay is an independent site published by 4 Life Health Wealth LLC. Priceline is a Booking Holdings company. We may earn a CJ commission if you book through our /go/priceline/ link.
Is Name Your Own Price still a thing for hotels?
Not as the bidding product people remember. Priceline discontinued hotel Name Your Own Price years ago. The discount path that remains is Express Deals and other prepaid opaque rates, plus ordinary named listings. Always confirm on the live site.
Do you show live hotel prices?
No. We do not invent or republish rates, star scores, or coupon codes. Search happens on the merchant site so you see their current rules.
Why do you also mention Hotels.com?
Because the honest alternative to a prepaid opaque room is usually a named, cancellable room. Hotels.com is that tool on our sister site Park Stay. Mentioning it is not a claim that it always wins.
What is the relationship to Park Week?
Park Week plans 3–7 day US national-park hubs (stay, two paid activities, optional insurance). Book the Stay is the booking-desk sister for hotels/flights/cars. Same publisher: 4 Life Health Wealth LLC.
Where do the /go/ links go today?
To merchant homepages over HTTPS (Priceline, Hotels.com, AirportRentalCars) with rel="sponsored noopener". They are built so a CJ click URL can be swapped later in affiliates.ts and in Apache .htaccess.
Do you use popups or a cookie wall?
No. Tracking that belongs to CJ or an advertiser happens after you click an affiliate hop, on their site. Details are on the privacy page.
How do I suggest a correction?
Email gary@4lifehealthwealth.com with a source URL. We want rule changes and geography fixes, not secret hotel decoding tricks.