Talk about anything relating to Las Vegas Hotels. From Strip Hotels to Fremont Street..... Off the Strip Hotels to perhaps even Pahrump Hotels..... any suggestions where to stay?
Mid week Fremont street had great rates or if on the strip maybe Luxor or Excaliber
I usually stay at a Caesars/Harrahs property on the strip. Caesars would be the most expensive of them, but you can get a nice room at Harrahs and the others close by for under $100 a night.
I satyed at golden nugget old vegas and the room was as nice as caesars rooms but for less than 100 a night, caesars tends to be more expensive. I think it was $79 at golden nugget.
The casinos want your money, so they are more than happy to put you up for a decent rate, especially on a mid week and not a holiday.
Arizona Charlies has nice rooms and rates.... buffet isn't fancy, but good price for what they serve. Its off strip on Decatur....
Keep an eye out for the new Asian place opening up. Resorts world. Plus there are more direct flights coming in from China. Big business expected.
Even if you gamble just a little, be sure to sign up for the casino players card at whichever property you plan to stay at or visit. It's free to join the players clubs. Chances are you will start receiving discount or comp offers via email and/or snail mail that you can use on future trips.
Don't forget to factor in the Resort Fees, as well as other fees which can more than double the cost of your hotel room. There are very few hotel/casinos left in Vegas that don't charge Resort Fees.
All of the MGM properties in Vegas now charge fees for self-parking and valet, even for guests staying at there properties. I think the first hour for self-parking is free and I heard that valet parking is somewhere around $30 which doesn't include the tip.
Some of the off-strip properties on Boulder Hwy (e.g. Sam's Town, Eastside Cannery) often have better room rates than the LV strip or downtown hotel/casinos.
I like staying at Boyd properties (e.g. Orleans, Mainstreet Station, Sam's Town, etc.), since they've been giving me the best comps based on my limited play.
In Pahrump, I usually stay at the Best Western or Saddle West. I think someone posted awhile back that the new Holiday Inn is suppose to be pretty nice.
Over the years I've stayed just about everywhere on the strip, and many of the off strip properties as well. Usually I come to town for a specific event and go for the hotels closest to what I'm in town for, whether its Cesears, MGM, Mandalay Bay, or now with T-Mobile Arena, Monte Carlo.
I think my next visit will be for an event at the Palms, so will be staying either there or the Rio.
Quote from: Dr. Who on October 11, 2016, 08:03:00 PM
All of the MGM properties in Vegas now charge fees for self-parking and valet, even for guests staying at there properties. I think the first hour for self-parking is free and I heard that valet parking is somewhere around $30 which doesn't include the tip.
This is true, but the fees are waived if you've reached certain levels of their players club:
http://mgmresorts.com/parking/
Quote from: cronuswalker on October 11, 2016, 07:25:45 PM
Arizona Charlies has nice rooms and rates.... buffet isn't fancy, but good price for what they serve. Its off strip on Decatur....
They are one of the only hotels that does not charge a "resort fee" The suites are really nice for entertaining company too. ;) I stay on Boulder all the time (many times under $40 during the week).
On the strip, I took an internet special for The Linq. It was great. It's kind of in the middle of the strip, so I could easily just walk either direction from there when I went out.
Quote from: Dr. Who on October 11, 2016, 08:03:00 PM
All of the MGM properties in Vegas now charge fees for self-parking
with the exception of circus.
MIRAGE
Fantastic Location..... Exit to the right..... Caesar's Palace is next door followed by the Bellagio. Across the street and to the left is the Venetian, the Palazzo, Wynn, and Encore.
Poker room -- not as large as the Venetian or the Bellagio. What I like about it..... how fast the waitresses serve FREE DRINKS! 8)
Holiday Inn Express in Pahrump is awesome, plus you get coupons for the casinos in Pahrump.
Stayed at Monte Carlo this year. Not real impressed, but the stadium looked pretty awesome out the window......
I'd like to stay downtown my next trip to Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget. Looked like they've really put some effort into improving the joint. Swim pool, aquarium, room renovations, and they say the price is a lot better than the strip? Anyone stay recently at the GN? Thoughts?
I've stayed on the strip for all my visits. My favorites so far based on where I've stayed are the Flamingo, MGM and Harrah's. The Flamingo and Harrah's are in the middle of the strip. Carnival buffet at Harrah's is very good.
Quote from: FumbleNutts on October 15, 2016, 08:08:52 PM
Stayed at Monte Carlo this year. Not real impressed, but the stadium looked pretty awesome out the window......
I'd like to stay downtown my next trip to Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget. Looked like they've really put some effort into improving the joint. Swim pool, aquarium, room renovations, and they say the price is a lot better than the strip? Anyone stay recently at the GN? Thoughts?
My most recent stay there was about a half year ago, and I've stayed there several times over the years. I like it myself, and I'm pretty picky about hotels.
The Carson Tower has the cheapest rooms. I haven't stayed in those in a while and they were fine when I did, but from some recent reviews I've read it seems they might be letting those fall apart a little bit.
The newer Rush Tower rooms are very nice, but the price for those is closer to the prices on the Strip.
The food has been good at all of the places I've eaten there. Overall it's a nice facility.
Quote from: FumbleNutts on October 15, 2016, 08:08:52 PM
Stayed at Monte Carlo this year. Not real impressed, but the stadium looked pretty awesome out the window......
I'd like to stay downtown my next trip to Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget. Looked like they've really put some effort into improving the joint. Swim pool, aquarium, room renovations, and they say the price is a lot better than the strip? Anyone stay recently at the GN? Thoughts?
About the Monte Carlo..... would say more of a basic themed MGM property. Inside dined at a restaurant called BRAND..... YUM YUM that chicken was delicious. This side of strip includes many nearby arenas..... MGM Grand Garden Arena, Mandalay Bay Events Center, House of Blues Music Hall, and the new T-Mobile Arena where it will be home to a new NHL hockey team.
I was at T-Mobile for UFC 200, it is very nice. Reminded me of the O2 arena in London, but without as many outdoor activities. I'm assuming they are leaving that for the Monte Carlo and NYNY.
Its a shame that the stadium proposal for the Raiders is no long the property on the other side of the highway from there. All they would have needed was a bridge and you would have a great interconnect of entertainment facilities.
The Monte Carlo is being rebranded and renamed. They're planning to spit the hotel into two parts, the NoMad Las Vegas and The Park MGM. The Monte use to be a nice mid-priced hotel, but I'm sure room rates will skyrocket once everything is completed. They've already started with the renovations/construction, so if anyone is planning to stay at the Monte anytime soon, some sections are already closed. With City Center next door, I'm not surprised by these changes.
Quote from: Dr. Who on October 16, 2016, 10:04:49 AM
The Monte Carlo is being rebranded and renamed. They're planning to spit the hotel into two parts, the NoMad Las Vegas and The Park MGM. The Monte use to be a nice mid-priced hotel, but I'm sure room rates will skyrocket once everything is completed. They've already started with the renovations/construction, so if anyone is planning to stay at the Monte anytime soon, some sections are already closed. With City Center next door, I'm not surprised by these changes.
Dr. Who how will the split happen as the Monte Carlo has three wings? Or possible expansion somehow? Anywho that's interesting news.
Quote from: Golden Slumbers on October 15, 2016, 10:06:30 PM
Quote from: FumbleNutts on October 15, 2016, 08:08:52 PM
Stayed at Monte Carlo this year. Not real impressed, but the stadium looked pretty awesome out the window......
I'd like to stay downtown my next trip to Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget. Looked like they've really put some effort into improving the joint. Swim pool, aquarium, room renovations, and they say the price is a lot better than the strip? Anyone stay recently at the GN? Thoughts?
My most recent stay there was about a half year ago, and I've stayed there several times over the years. I like it myself, and I'm pretty picky about hotels.
The Carson Tower has the cheapest rooms. I haven't stayed in those in a while and they were fine when I did, but from some recent reviews I've read it seems they might be letting those fall apart a little bit.
The newer Rush Tower rooms are very nice, but the price for those is closer to the prices on the Strip.
The food has been good at all of the places I've eaten there. Overall it's a nice facility.
Thank you, GS!
If you are a coffee person and use a Keurig, the Nugget has a Keurig in every room. So pack a couple of K-Cups.
Visited Mirage today, they now charge for parking in their structure, wtf???
Quote from: Armond on October 16, 2016, 10:29:05 PM
Visited Mirage today, they now charge for parking in their structure, wtf???
Yup, no free parking at any of the MGM properties (except Circus Circus, as sportsguy mentioned earlier). Although if you're a MLife member and are at the Pearl level, you get free self-parking. You pretty much have to be a high roller, if you want free valet parking. MGM started this whole parking fee BS and I'm sure other properties will play follow the leader just like what happened with the resort fees.
Quote from: FumbleNutts on October 16, 2016, 04:38:23 PM
Quote from: Golden Slumbers on October 15, 2016, 10:06:30 PM
Quote from: FumbleNutts on October 15, 2016, 08:08:52 PM
Stayed at Monte Carlo this year. Not real impressed, but the stadium looked pretty awesome out the window......
I'd like to stay downtown my next trip to Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget. Looked like they've really put some effort into improving the joint. Swim pool, aquarium, room renovations, and they say the price is a lot better than the strip? Anyone stay recently at the GN? Thoughts?
My most recent stay there was about a half year ago, and I've stayed there several times over the years. I like it myself, and I'm pretty picky about hotels.
The Carson Tower has the cheapest rooms. I haven't stayed in those in a while and they were fine when I did, but from some recent reviews I've read it seems they might be letting those fall apart a little bit.
The newer Rush Tower rooms are very nice, but the price for those is closer to the prices on the Strip.
The food has been good at all of the places I've eaten there. Overall it's a nice facility.
Thank you, GS!
You're welcome! I also forgot to mention that if you stay in the Rush Tower, ask for the side that faces away from the Fremont Street Experience. The bands are loud and they played until 1 am on the weekdays I was there (maybe later on weekends?). Unless you are up all night, in which case it doesn't matter. I'm not sure which rooms or wings in the other towers might have that problem.
Quote from: Dr. Who on October 16, 2016, 11:19:07 PM
Quote from: Armond on October 16, 2016, 10:29:05 PM
Visited Mirage today, they now charge for parking in their structure, wtf???
Yup, no free parking at any of the MGM properties (except Circus Circus, as sportsguy mentioned earlier). Although if you're a MLife member and are at the Pearl level, you get free self-parking. You pretty much have to be a high roller, if you want free valet parking. MGM started this whole parking fee BS and I'm sure other properties will play follow the leader just like what happened with the resort fees.
Why did MGM started charging customers for parking? Theory..... T - Mobile Arena
Quote from: georoc01 on October 16, 2016, 05:50:49 PM
If you are a coffee person and use a Keurig, the Nugget has a Keurig in every room. So pack a couple of K-Cups.
Absolutely have to have my coffee - Liferjuice.....
Thanks geo, I'll grab a box or two for my trip out there in the Spring.
Quote from: COH on October 18, 2016, 05:52:47 PM
Quote from: Dr. Who on October 16, 2016, 11:19:07 PM
Quote from: Armond on October 16, 2016, 10:29:05 PM
Visited Mirage today, they now charge for parking in their structure, wtf???
Yup, no free parking at any of the MGM properties (except Circus Circus, as sportsguy mentioned earlier). Although if you're a MLife member and are at the Pearl level, you get free self-parking. You pretty much have to be a high roller, if you want free valet parking. MGM started this whole parking fee BS and I'm sure other properties will play follow the leader just like what happened with the resort fees.
Oh definitely. They paid 100% of the costs to build the arena and want to maximize the revenues gained.
But there other reason was because they can. They have a concentration down in that part of the strip that makes it really challenging to park elsewhere and walk.
And it does impact my desire to rent a car when I go to Vegas. Or at least where I stay when I do. If it wasn't for the brothels, I doubt I'd ever rent a car while staying on the strip in Vegas.
Why did MGM started charging customers for parking? Theory..... T - Mobile Arena
Quote from: COH on October 18, 2016, 05:52:47 PM
Quote from: Dr. Who on October 16, 2016, 11:19:07 PM
Quote from: Armond on October 16, 2016, 10:29:05 PM
Visited Mirage today, they now charge for parking in their structure, wtf???
Yup, no free parking at any of the MGM properties (except Circus Circus, as sportsguy mentioned earlier). Although if you're a MLife member and are at the Pearl level, you get free self-parking. You pretty much have to be a high roller, if you want free valet parking. MGM started this whole parking fee BS and I'm sure other properties will play follow the leader just like what happened with the resort fees.
Why did MGM started charging customers for parking? Theory..... T - Mobile Arena
Yep, the arena and the new parking structure.
New York charges to park too.
The closest hotel that I'm not sure if they charge or not is the Tropicana. Then you'd probably have to head up to Flamingo/Ballys
BTW, here's a great article about the future of the north part of the strip. 2 hotels open in 2017
http://www.forbes.com/sites/larryolmsted/2016/10/19/three-new-las-vegas-resorts-heat-up-a-new-part-of-the-strip/#6274156626d2
I'm guessing it was t-mobile arena as well since it was funded by mgm and not the taxpayers.
Well gang, let me brag about the Motel6, where it is 10 ft from car to room, and no parking fee.
Plus, I can drive 100 ft to the near by restaurant, again 10 ft from car to restaurant door.
I stayed at a place once that's right off the I-15 frontage road on the south end of Vegas not too far from highway 160. Don't remember its name but this place was scary. The motel office was inside a steel cage with what looked like a bullet proof window in front. It had an armed clerk & other mean lookin' security guards. It was the only place I saw with a vacancy sign in front. There was a National Rodeo in Vegas that week & rooms were all filled up everywhere I looked.
When I got to my room the first thing I noticed was the door, the door jamb & the door knob all looked brand new. The jamb trim hadn't been painted yet... still plain wood. The door chain on the inside looked new too. Couldn't help bit wonder why all the new fixin's for the door. I slept with my .38 under the pillow that night.
http://www.yahoo.com/news/big-las-vegas-casino-hotel-evacuated-due-power-221619036.html
Paris Las Vegas resort crippled by accidental power-line cut
I heard that next thing Vegas is gonna do is charge ya to walk on the streets, too. Fuck that chintzy ass robber fucker town run by corporate robbers. when the mob ran vegas they were fucking better at it. they got real stars to do real live shows and the comp for mom and pop to visit was substantial. not no more. they rip your ass off before you even get to your room. fuck vegas I hope it dries up and goes away. fucken hate that place.
Been trying to stay off the Strip when I go out there now and for the most part have been successful. Right now my favorite is South Point. Decent prices, easy to get in and out of, restaurant prices are comparable with outside ones, nice clean rooms, and shower that's tall enough for me to fit under ;D. Silverton isn't a bad place to stay either since it's right off Blue Diamond Road. I've seen some place way south of town called the "M" that I've been meaning to at least take a look in while I'm out there.
Quote from: Flyfisher on November 04, 2016, 12:06:03 PM
I heard that next thing Vegas is gonna do is charge ya to walk on the streets, too. Fuck that chintzy ass robber fucker town run by corporate robbers. when the mob ran vegas they were fucking better at it. they got real stars to do real live shows and the comp for mom and pop to visit was substantial. not no more. they rip your ass off before you even get to your room. fuck vegas I hope it dries up and goes away. fucken hate that place.
funny ;D post Flyfisher
While charging parking at specific hotels and resort fees are a little nuisance..... still LOVE LAS VEGAS!
ENTERTAINMENT GALORE!
Restaurants
Shows
Concerts
Gambling
People Watching
:) 8) :D
all on one street -- Las Vegas Blvd.
BTW.....
around one hour away is Homestead Rd
Quote from: raving loon on November 04, 2016, 08:52:21 PM
Been trying to stay off the Strip when I go out there now and for the most part have been successful. Right now my favorite is South Point. Decent prices, easy to get in and out of, restaurant prices are comparable with outside ones, nice clean rooms, and shower that's tall enough for me to fit under ;D. Silverton isn't a bad place to stay either since it's right off Blue Diamond Road. I've seen some place way south of town called the "M" that I've been meaning to at least take a look in while I'm out there.
I stopped by the "M Resort" during my recent trip to Sin City. I've never stayed there, but a few friends who have said their rooms are nice. It's more of a locals resort/casino, due to it's location and it's usually less crowded than the ones on the strip. The M Resort's parent company now owns the Tropicana too, so their players card is good at both resorts.
I love Las Vegas. I like going there and looking at all the stuff but I have to agree with fly on the hotels. Change the name of the Imperial Palace to the Ling, put some new wall paper up and install some new carpets and charge $100 more per night. Same thing with Bill's that was a great Strip Hotel. Great room Rates and food deals not to mention Big Elvis in the lounge. Turned it into a boutique hotel where they expect you to put on a tuxedo and eat fried chicken with a knife and fork. There are still some good bargains in Vegas, just not any of the Caesar's properties and not on the strip. Golden Nugget and 4 queens are very nice at good rates. Plenty of decent hotel/casinos off the strip at good rates too.
BTW: What in the fuck is a Ling?
Fuck Caesars and their Ferris Wheel which they can stick right up their ass.
I think its Linq, not Ling
And at least Cesaers isn't charging for parking.
And the Imperial Palace was due for a makeover 20 years ago when I first visited Vegas.
If you still need a dive place on the strip, there is always the Casino Royale
http://www.casinoroyalehotel.com/
No, Caesars properties just charge resort fees that are sometimes as high as the price of the room or higher.
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 03:37:41 PM
No, Caesars properties just charge resort fees that are sometimes as high as the price of the room or higher.
So do the MGM and many other of the strip properties as well.
Quote from: georoc01 on November 06, 2016, 03:41:10 PM
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 03:37:41 PM
No, Caesars properties just charge resort fees that are sometimes as high as the price of the room or higher.
So do the MGM and many other of the strip properties as well.
I think the golden Nugget charges something like $5 which is a fraction of what the Caesars resorts charge. As far as I know, 4 Queens doesn't charge any resort fee.
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 04:15:18 PM
Quote from: georoc01 on November 06, 2016, 03:41:10 PM
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 03:37:41 PM
No, Caesars properties just charge resort fees that are sometimes as high as the price of the room or higher.
So do the MGM and many other of the strip properties as well.
I think the golden Nugget charges something like $5 which is a fraction of what the Caesars resorts charge. As far as I know, 4 Queens doesn't charge any resort fee.
Resort fee at the Golden Nugget is $27.50 - http://www.goldennugget.com/lasvegas/faq.asp
And while the resort fees are getting out of hand, I haven't seen any that are as high as the price of the room or higher. Maybe higher than another cheaper hotel/motel. Although, sometimes I get comp rooms and still have to pay the resort fee, so in that case it's higher. But that's not what you meant.
http://www.lasvegasdirect.com/las-vegas-hotel-resort-fees/
Las Vegas Hotel Resort Fees 2016
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 04:15:18 PM
Quote from: georoc01 on November 06, 2016, 03:41:10 PM
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 03:37:41 PM
No, Caesars properties just charge resort fees that are sometimes as high as the price of the room or higher.
So do the MGM and many other of the strip properties as well.
I think the golden Nugget charges something like $5 which is a fraction of what the Caesars resorts charge. As far as I know, 4 Queens doesn't charge any resort fee.
According to the link on reply #49:
Four Queens -- does not charge a resort fee.
The LINQ -- resort fee is $29.00 + tax.
Quote from: COH on November 06, 2016, 05:24:28 PM
http://www.lasvegasdirect.com/las-vegas-hotel-resort-fees/
Las Vegas Hotel Resort Fees 2016
Wow, Golden Nugget has changed. It only use to be about $5. No wonder why their room offers have been so good lately. They're picking it up on the back end of the deal through resort fees.
Thanks for the info.
Quote from: dreamscometrue on November 07, 2016, 05:35:49 PM
Well he couldn't get the comps...they wouldn't use the comps he got in Reno to use on the rooms in Vegas. I just booked my room for Circus Circus.
Can I get this straight...so Circus Circus has no resort fee in Reno but it does in LV?
Quote from: highdrive on November 07, 2016, 06:53:38 PM
Quote from: dreamscometrue on November 07, 2016, 05:35:49 PM
Well he couldn't get the comps...they wouldn't use the comps he got in Reno to use on the rooms in Vegas. I just booked my room for Circus Circus.
Can I get this straight...so Circus Circus has no resort fee in Reno but it does in LV?
Are they even the same owners?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circus_Circus_Reno
Quote from: SIDEWINDER on November 06, 2016, 01:15:05 PM
I love Las Vegas. I like going there and looking at all the stuff but I have to agree with fly on the hotels. Change the name of the Imperial Palace to the Ling, put some new wall paper up and install some new carpets and charge $100 more per night. Same thing with Bill's that was a great Strip Hotel. Great room Rates and food deals not to mention Big Elvis in the lounge. Turned it into a boutique hotel where they expect you to put on a tuxedo and eat fried chicken with a knife and fork. There are still some good bargains in Vegas, just not any of the Caesar's properties and not on the strip. Golden Nugget and 4 queens are very nice at good rates. Plenty of decent hotel/casinos off the strip at good rates too.
BTW: What in the fuck is a Ling?
Fuck Caesars and their Ferris Wheel which they can stick right up their ass.
LOL their Ferris Wheel (Amusement ride) is actually called High Roller ;D.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Roller_
Behind the Mirage at their pool the High Roller can be viewed. That's one tall Ferris Wheel at a height of 550 feet.
Interesting stat..... "a single 30-minute ride, the time taken for the entire wheel to rotate once"
This is correct. Circus Circus Reno recently (within the last year I believe) was sold.
As I expected, CET properties on the LV strip are playing follow the leader and are now going to charge for parking. Although, Total Rewards member who are platinum and above will still received free self-parking.
http://lasvegassun.com/news/2016/nov/29/like-mgm-caesars-entertainment-to-start-charging-f/ (http://lasvegassun.com/news/2016/nov/29/like-mgm-caesars-entertainment-to-start-charging-f/)
Quote from: Dr. Who on November 30, 2016, 09:09:40 AM
As I expected, CET properties on the LV strip are playing follow the leader and are now going to charge for parking. Although, Total Rewards member who are platinum and above will still received free self-parking.
http://lasvegassun.com/news/2016/nov/29/like-mgm-caesars-entertainment-to-start-charging-f/ (http://lasvegassun.com/news/2016/nov/29/like-mgm-caesars-entertainment-to-start-charging-f/)
"According to Caesars Entertainment's website valet parking fees at Bally's, Caesars Palace, The Cromwell, Paris and Planet Hollywood will be $13, for up to four hours; $18, four to 24 hours; and $18 for each additional day or a fraction thereof. Valet fees at Flamingo, Harrah's and The Linq: $8, up to four hours; $13, four to 24 hours; and $13 for each additional day or a fraction thereof."
Comments on the article says plenty!
;)
More Las Vegas hotels to charge for parking
https://ux-origin.usatoday.com/story/travel/nation-now/2016/11/30/more-las-vegas-hotels-charge-parking/94698730/
"Wynn said its valet parking fees will begin in mid-December but did not release a date. The charge will be $13 for up to four hours and $18 per 24 hours beyond that."
"Caesars said self-parking fees will debut in the first half of 2017 at Caesars Palace, Harrah's, Flamingo, Bally's and Paris, but start dates were not released."
For those looking for "free" parking options on or near the LV strip...
http://www.frontdesktip.com/1053/paid-parking-on-the-vegas-strip-and-how-to-avoid-it/
(http://www.frontdesktip.com/1053/paid-parking-on-the-vegas-strip-and-how-to-avoid-it/)
Quote from: georoc01 on October 19, 2016, 05:58:59 PM
BTW, here's a great article about the future of the north part of the strip. 2 hotels open in 2017
http://www.forbes.com/sites/larryolmsted/2016/10/19/three-new-las-vegas-resorts-heat-up-a-new-part-of-the-strip/#6274156626d2
Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas Opens its Doors to the World with Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday, Dec. 3
http://www.yahoo.com/news/lucky-dragon-hotel-casino-las-140000963.html
Lucky Dragon Las Vegas
http://luckydragonlv.com
LADY GAGA TO PERFORM INTIMATE CONCERT AT WYNN
http://lasvegasweekly.com/ae/music/2016/dec/16/lady-gaga-intimate-concert-wynn-december-30/?_ga=1.104420099.209315578.1480530823
"Tickets are $1,000 to $1,500....."
Quote from: wayne208 on December 04, 2016, 11:49:43 PM
Stayed at the Sands in Reno . They tacked on 12 bucks a day in Taxes about resort fees . Maybe more
The Sands is really going down hill fast - as the prices are going up! Up until last year, I stayed there every time I visited Reno. No more! The Nugget has much better deals through Hotels.com and is a lot nicer.
Official: Power won't be fully restored at the Rio for days
https://m.lasvegassun.com/news/2016/dec/30/official-power-wont-be-fully-restored-at-rio-for-d/
Power outage at Rio prompts evacuation of 900 rooms
https://m.lasvegassun.com/news/2016/dec/29/guests-evacuated-from-rio-after-fires-loss-of-powe/
Quote from: wayne208 on December 04, 2016, 11:49:43 PM
Stayed at the Sands in Reno . They tacked on 12 bucks a day in Taxes about resort fees . Maybe more
2 nights was $26 bux 4 me
Hooters Hotel, two blocks off the strip at the MGM. Smaller hotel with good GYM and pool. Good parking. Great rates, $29+
Forecasting Las Vegas' future, from new roads to pro sports
http://m.lasvegassun.com/news/2017/jan/02/forecasting-las-vegas-future-from-new-roads-to-pro/
This could make going to Sheri's and The CR a royal pain in the short term, but easier in the long term..
A 6-mile stretch of State Route 160, which connects Las Vegas to Pahrump, is slated to be widened from two to four lanes starting in 2018.
Quote from: griszi on December 30, 2016, 06:46:16 PM
Quote from: wayne208 on December 04, 2016, 11:49:43 PM
Stayed at the Sands in Reno . They tacked on 12 bucks a day in Taxes about resort fees . Maybe more
2 nights was $26 bux 4 me
I get 2 night free every week except for holidays. I had to stay at another motel on Christmas day but got the Sands for free the following 2 days. When they comp the rooms, they wave the resort fee and just charge the $75 refundable room deposit.
Meet Rose, the Sassy New Bot Concierge in Las Vegas
http://www.yahoo.com/news/meet-rose-sassy-bot-concierge-163545026.html
MGM resorts
Aria
http://www.aria.com
Bellagio
https://www.bellagio.com
Vdara
https://www.vdara.com
MGM Grand
https://www.mgmgrand.com
Mandalay Bay
https://www.mandalaybay.com
Mirage
https://www.mirage.com
Monte Carlo
https://www.montecarlo.com
New York - New York
https://www.newyorknewyork.com
Luxor
https://www.luxor.com
Excalibur
https://www.excalibur.com
Circus Circus
https://www.circuscircus.com
Caesars Entertainment
Caesars Palace
https://www.caesars.com/caesars-palace
Cromwell
https://www.caesars.com/Cromwell
Linq
https://www.caesars.com/linq
Planet Hollywood
https://www.caesars.com/planet-hollywood
Bally's
https://www.caesars.com/ballys-las-vegas
Rio
https://www.caesars.com/rio-las-vegas
Paris
https://www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas
Harrah's
https://www.caesars.com/harrahs-las-vegas
Flamingo
https://www.caesars.com/flamingo-las-vegas
Treasure Island
www.treasureisland.com
Tropicana
www.troplv.com
Venetian
https://www.venetian.com
Palazzo
https://www.palazzo.com
Wynn
www.wynnlasvegas.com
Cosmopolitan
https://www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
Mandarin Oriental
www.mandarinoriental.com/lasvegas/
Stratosphere
www.stratospherehotel.com
Casino Royale
www.casinoroyalehotel.com
Trump Las Vegas
https://www.trumphotels.com/las-vegas/
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