Is it possible to click an element through selenium by a partial value of an onclick element?

There are multiple input items on a page, and I only need to select one with a specific string.

Examples would be:

<input name=booksubmit type=button class=searchAvailBtnSelect value=Select onclick=setTimeout('disableSelect()',1);bookNowSubmit('0165','1BD','000000452014022703S000016500010708F ','101400','156000','3','02/27/2014','false','false','false','false','true','false','false','EXPRESS','63','1 Bedroom Deluxe','false','AC')>

<input name=booksubmit type=button class=searchAvailBtnSelect value=Select onclick=setTimeout('disableSelect()',1);bookNowSubmit('0165','2BD','000000452014022703S000016500010708F ','101400','156000','3','02/27/2014','false','false','false','false','true','false','false','EXPRESS','63','2 Bedroom Deluxe','false','AC')>

<input name=booksubmit type=button class=searchAvailBtnSelect value=Select onclick=setTimeout('disableSelect()',1);bookNowSubmit('0165','1BD','000000452014022703S000016500010708F ','101400','156000','3','02/27/2014','false','false','false','false','true','false','false','EXPRESS','63','1 Bedroom Presidential','false','AC')>

If you notice towards the end, there is a 1 Bedroom Deluxe, 2 Bedroom Deluxe, and 1 Bedroom Presidential. Since it is an input item, there isn't any text that I would be able to filter by, but I need to only select a specific item, such as the 2 Bedroom Deluxe.

Is there anything I could do in the sense of:

buttons = driver.find_elements_by_name('booksubmit')

for button in buttons:

    if button ........

something or another? I'm currently using beautifulsoup4 to also parse the html on the page and retrieve text that is associated with the item, so i don't know if that could be incorporated at all. Visually, the page is an HTML table that is in the format of:

+--------------------------------------------------------------------+

|    1 Bedroom Deluxe    |   $25   |   [button i don't care about]   |

|------------------------+---------+---------------------------------|

|    2 Bedroom Deluxe    |   $50   |   [button i'm trying to click]  |

|------------------------+---------+---------------------------------|

| 1 Bedroom Presidential |   $50   |   [button i don't care about]   |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------+

EDIT:

I guess posted this too soon. Right after, a coworked came up and suggested finding the element by Xpath with:

driver.find_element_by_xpath('//input[contains(@onclick,1 Bedroom Deluxe)]')