If you can use another Marriott property in the area with 2 queen beds, you have PM which may help. I'm not sure whether you can LNF that particular RI though, it may take picking a different hotel.

You can only LNF a hotel which the third-party site has at a lower rate than the Marriott site. So, for example if Marriott has hotel A for $134 and hotel B for $180 but the third party site has hotel A for $134 and hotel B for $140, it's actually hotel B which will end up cheaper after the LNF.

And most third-party sites that have LNFable rates don't even list all the Marriott properties in a given area.

So you need to use the LNF sites together with Marriott.com (in a separate browser tab or window) to compare back and forth to see which hotels seem LNFable and which don't.

See this thread:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marri...rsion-brg.html

for more, if you're new to LNFing.

And the other issue is figuring out what rooms are "2 queens". Many of the best LNF sites for the Anaheim area are based overseas and use terms like "twin" vs "double" -- well, which of those is 2 queens???

Anyhow, welcome to FlyerTalk, rkonda.