HotelChatter

Also, they're doing a launch promo offering an additional $15 off for first time bookers on the site. But, as with a lot of other hotel booking websites, the "average nightly rate" is prominently listed — and sometimes that's the rate you will be getting only when you stay a few nights to qualify for a multiple-night discount.

Just be sure to read the fine print: we went to book a "$27 room" at Hooters Hotel and Casino (what? why not?) in Vegas, and ended up with a total of $127.63: we had to book three nights to qualify for a 15% discount, got the first two nights at $24.65, the third night at $33.15, paid a total of $55.18 in taxes and such, and after the $10.00 "Red Tag" discount we arrived at our total. All in all, not a bad deal — but our minds are not blown.

We checked out the site ourselves and found it pretty easy to navigate and search through, though it looks like there are still a couple of bugs (the San Francisco landing page took us to a blank page with some rogue HTML code floating around). But check it out, poke around, see if you come up with any great deals — and if you do, let us know.