Jane said the prices were remarkable, but she didn't want her tweet to be taken the wrong way, so removed it after being contacted by the Herald on Sunday.
"Although I agree that the accommodation prices are outstanding, I feel it's in the best interest of Cory if I stay out of the media with such opinions at this point," she said.
It appears the price wasn't the only problem for Jane. Many hotels are also fully booked during the tournament.
Hotel Grand Chancellor duty manager Pridam Shetty said rooms were priced at $300 to $500 but every room had been booked on game nights. However, he said, if they had a cancellation they would consider giving Jane a discounted rate.
"Sure we can," Shetty said. "If we had room available we would consider it."
Another cheaper option was the City Lodge which has rooms available on weekdays for $258, but nothing on weekends.