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Since everyone is scouring the internet for deals and trying to find the best place to stay, etc., lets put all the hotel info here. We can all try to be on the same page, and if someone finds an awesome deal, we can all be privy to the info!

Let's go..........

I'm not yet sure of my hotel arrangements. But I'm sure I'll end up somewhere.

Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

lots of user reviews & photos at Trip Advisor

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

Rokken is at the Imperial. I vote for that.

Dude, Vegas is 3 million people in a 1/2 square mile. Monorail is free and everything is walking distance. Airport is right next to the strip.

Excalibur wasn't terrible...almost did it myself..

http://www.excalibur.com/promotions/

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

i hear the Westward Ho is the best priced facility around.. plus its got groovy 70's deco inside..plus , wouldnt it be great to party at a hotel called the Ho??

larryfromnextdoor wrote:

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

i hear the Westward Ho is the best priced facility around.. plus its got groovy 70's deco inside..plus , wouldnt it be great to party at a hotel called the Ho??

Good lord, is that place still standing?

The last time I was there, Circus Circus had the best prices in town for rooms.

Rockindeano wrote:Rokken is at the Imperial. I vote for that.

The Imperial is a great place. I'll check out deals for that.

I have always been a fan of The Palms. Very cool place to stay. Looking into deals for that.......

It would be ideal if everyone could be at the same place or next door. Hopefully no one books the fuckin Frontiers or Stratosphere..that place is in a bad part of town.

Rockindeano wrote:

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

Rokken is at the Imperial. I vote for that.

Dude, Vegas is 3 million people in a 1/2 square mile. Monorail is free and everything is walking distance. Airport is right next to the strip.

The strip is six miles from end to end and it can take the bus an hour to cover it!

Rockindeano wrote:

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

Rokken is at the Imperial. I vote for that.

Dude, Vegas is 3 million people in a 1/2 square mile. Monorail is free and everything is walking distance. Airport is right next to the strip.

Let's get some quotes from that place. I'll do whatever the concensus is. The main thing is all be relatively close.

Rockindeano wrote: Hopefully no one books the fuckin Stratosphere..that place is in a bad part of town.

I'd stay away from the Stratosphere. It's at the very end of the strip and not really near much of anything. Even though the strip in Vegas is very walkable, it's quite the jaunt from one end of it to the other!


John from Boston

Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

Rokken is at the Imperial. I vote for that.

Dude, Vegas is 3 million people in a 1/2 square mile. Monorail is free and everything is walking distance. Airport is right next to the strip.

The strip is six miles from end to end and it can take the bus an hour to cover it!

The heart of the stip isn't very long though. Most of the cool stuff is within walking distance. It is fun to go to Freemont St. though.

Hopefully I can help as I've visited some friends in Vegas 2 years ago and heard people talking about the Lady Luck Casino and Hotel.
They said it's recommended for the great prices and gratuities.
If you plan to gamble,you get a VIP card and with that one you have all access (including drink-all-you-can in the VIP bar ) and they have all kinds of deals which can include even free rooms.
It's not very well known,at least not as famous as the Strip hotels & casinos,but seems to be a good deal.

Haven't found much on the Net,so maybe it's best to call and find out more from them.
Looks like it was closed down last year for renovation,but I guess they're done.


Lady Luck Casino Hotel
206 N. 3rd
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
702.477.3000 | 800.523.9582

Price Range: $40-$180 per night



Glad I got to see Vegas.It sounds like it won't be much left of it after March 8.

How about the top floor of the Monte Carlo?


later~

*Laura wrote:It sounds like it won't be much left of it after March 8.

All the more reason to get your Vamping ass to the states in March, sweety.

Arkansas wrote:How about the top floor of the Monte Carlo?


later~

I bet there are some AWESOME top floor deals to be had there!!!!

Seriously..............this may not be a bad idea.

Arkansas wrote:How about the top floor of the Monte Carlo?


later~

I'm burned out on that place...

Rhiannon wrote:

*Laura wrote:It sounds like it won't be much left of it after March 8.

All the more reason to get your Vamping ass to the states in March, sweety.

gotta love a Vamping ass....

Do you think we could get those Monte Carlo rooms for smoking?

Rhiannon wrote:Do you think we could get those Monte Carlo rooms for smoking?

You shouldn't smoke, Ms. Tobacco Road. I hear it's bad for your health. Although, you'd never know it with all the puff-crazy folks in NC


John from Boston

Enigma869 wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:Do you think we could get those Monte Carlo rooms for smoking?

You shouldn't smoke, Ms. Tobacco Road. I hear it's bad for your health. Although, you'd never know it with all the puff-crazy folks in NC

Oh, go sip your overtaxed tea with your pinky-out.

Rhiannon wrote:

*Laura wrote:It sounds like it won't be much left of it after March 8.

All the more reason to get your Vamping ass to the states in March, sweety.

I wish I could do that,Vampy,but it's August for me and no Vegas.

You have to buy yourself boots.

Saint John wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

Rokken is at the Imperial. I vote for that.

Dude, Vegas is 3 million people in a 1/2 square mile. Monorail is free and everything is walking distance. Airport is right next to the strip.

Let's get some quotes from that place. I'll do whatever the concensus is. The main thing is all be relatively close.

I wish I hadn't had so much trouble landing at the P.H., but in the end, I guess it wasn't really necessary. The Imperial is 1.3 miles down the strip, or supposedly 4 minutes away. Each hotel only makes so many rooms available to Priceline (or probably most of the online bargain travel sites), so maybe they were out of those. For what it's worth, another friend in Vegas told me he thought I would have been 100% happier at P.H. than the Imperial, but when it all comes down to it, we really don't spend that much time in a room anyway.

But hey... We'd love for as many of you to join us at the Imperial as wanted to!

Ok, here were my deals... Priceline quoted round-trip air for 2 (with 1 stop each way), staying at P.H. for about $644/ea. I landed the same deal with the Imperial for $505 each, but then I adjusted my flight times and added $45 travel insurance. Total was right at $1,100.00. The difference should cover our TicketMaster charges...

Saint J., if you need some help or advice w/online travel, feel free to call. I do consistently find Priceline a few bucks cheaper, but as Deano mentioned, they are all apparently linked into the same deals.

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

You have never been either?? holy smokes.

From the airport there is a shuttle for $14 to the strip or you can take a cab, I usually take the shuttle to the hotel and catch a cab to the airport leaving.

RD is right Stratosphere has some major drug neighbor hoods behind that hotel. Only thing it is by that is worth a crap is Olympic Gardens a male and female strip joint

I recommend surfing the web for las vegas, there are sites that have a map of the strip to get better aquainted with it and what is near what.
here is a cartoony one that helps

http://www.visitlasvegas.com/vegas/stay ... 33&id=3633

The Fashion Show mall is on the strip as well as the Forums in Caesars Palace all on the strip, you can walk.

If you have never been it can get overwhelming looking at all the cool casinos, but the weather will not be hotter than heck so makes it easier to hop from casino to casino to check out all the cool hotels.

The Hard Rock Cafe and Hotel are off the strip aways, you will need a cab if you choose to hang out there for the Doors Tribute.

I love Vegas and it is a fun town, generally you will spend a day checking the strip and then settle into your favorite watering hole at either the venue hotel or one next to it.
If you have never been I would be surprised if you didn't love the place, I am not a gambler I just enjoy looking at all the travelers and freaks.

If you are a gambler and you loose, I can see why you might not like it. There is plenty to do without gambling, people watch, great food and buffets.

I am in Vegas this week for a trade show and in booking my hotel for this show, I found Travelocity to be MUCH cheaper than booking direct via the hotel AND via the trade show's "special rate." You may want to look at them...

Dean, text me ur # again; damn phone crashed and lost your #.

WIX wrote:

Saint John wrote:Man, I really need this thread. I'm an internet tard and would certainly appreciate price quotes and hotel reviews. Having never been to Vegas I have no idea where anything is or where to stay.

From the airport there is a shuttle for $14 to the strip or you can take a cab, I usually take the shuttle to the hotel and catch a cab to the airport leaving.

Cuz *I* pay for the CAB.

You're gonna make me see this Doors thing aren't you...

Ok, who is going to be watching the liquor intake so no one pulls a Brittney while there!

Furthermore, disclaimers need to be signed for photographs taken. My god, Vegas is going to be on fire!