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BLACK FRIDAY: Double-digit hotel deals under $100 in the U.S. and Canada | Hotels.com

November 25, 2011 by Leave a Comment

50% OFF North America hotels on Hotels.com from Black Friday to Cyber Monday

This huge 4-day sale by Hotels.com is like none other on select hotels in the U.S. and Canada.  We’re talking some double-digit hotel deals here for $99 or less.  Hotels in Las Vegas from $22*, Orlando from $44*, Aspen from $76*, Chicago from $45* and Honolulu from $66*.  My sources even spotted hotels in notoriously expensive San Diego from only $60*!

This Hotels.com Black Friday coupon is set to expire on November 29, 2011, but may expire at any time,  is subject to error, price changes, availability, blackout dates and does not include all taxes, fees and government imposed fees. More restrictions apply, see the Hotels.com website for full details.

Save 50% during the hotels.com 4 Day Sale! Expires 11/28/11

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