The lowest prices for hotel rooms are typically found just 15 days before your stay
According to data from the travel app Hopper, the 15-day benchmark is a good one for big business cities, such as New York and Chicago, but it's not as accurate for vacation destinations like the Caribbean or Hawaii. In those destinations, Hopper notes that hotel rates are usually lowest about two or three months before your trip.
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