Q. I'm going to stay in the Vdara hotel in Las Vegas in a few days. I wanna take my Xbox to play Live in the hotel room but I not sure if they're gonna let me get Internet to the Xbox.
A. Yes you can. I have been there and used my xbox too.
What is the BEST Place to stay in Las Vegas?
Q. Okay so im having a really hard time deciding where to stay between Mandalay Bay, The Mirage, Aria, Vdara hotel and spa , Palms and the golden nugget. I want a really NICE pool and jacuzzi. Also a pool that is heated. PLEASE give me all the information that you can. THANKS!!!
A. When people ask me where to stay in vegas I always say that this is a decision that needs to be broken up into whats important to you
1) Location
2) Pools
3) Rooms
4) Night Life
5) Price
Not all of those things will be important to all people.
Of the places you mentioned if you're looking for a resort you will spend most of your time at and want to spend time by the pool I definitely say Mandalay bay, the pool is great, rooms are great, and there is some night life in the hotel for dinner and drink. Mandalay bay lacks on location for sure, the price is usually pretty fair. Your suggestion of Palms is similar in that you'll likely be spending more time at the palms as its a little more out of the way so you have to be happy with what the hotel has to offer.
Vdara and Aria are interchangeable, they are next door and you will use all the same restaurants/bars/casino just different pools and rooms. They are closer to the centre of the strip, same as the mirage so if location is important I'd go with those, you'll be closer to the action.
1) Location
2) Pools
3) Rooms
4) Night Life
5) Price
Not all of those things will be important to all people.
Of the places you mentioned if you're looking for a resort you will spend most of your time at and want to spend time by the pool I definitely say Mandalay bay, the pool is great, rooms are great, and there is some night life in the hotel for dinner and drink. Mandalay bay lacks on location for sure, the price is usually pretty fair. Your suggestion of Palms is similar in that you'll likely be spending more time at the palms as its a little more out of the way so you have to be happy with what the hotel has to offer.
Vdara and Aria are interchangeable, they are next door and you will use all the same restaurants/bars/casino just different pools and rooms. They are closer to the centre of the strip, same as the mirage so if location is important I'd go with those, you'll be closer to the action.
What hotel in vegas that is on the strip has a room with TWO bathrooms?
Q. Looking for a hotel room/suite that has TWO BATHROOMS. Could be a 1 bedroom but we need two bathrooms. We want the hotel on the strip. Links would be helpful. Looking to spend the most $1,200 for three nights.
A. I made a list for you of rooms in vegas with two bathrooms that I found
Hotel- Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Hotel-Center Strip, Room- Two Bedroom Suite
Hotel- Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Hotel-Center Strip, Room- Two Bedroom Suite Premier
Hotel- Mirage Resort & Casino, Room- Two Bedroom Tower Suite
Hotel- Paris Las Vegas, Room- Suite Calais
Hotel- Platinum Hotel, Room- Marquise Suite Strip View
Hotel- South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa, Room- Two Bedroom Suite
Hotel- The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas, Room- Terrace Suite
Hotel- TI - Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, Room- Executive Suite
Hotel- Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, Room- One Bedroom Strip View
Hotel- Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, Room- One Bedroom City View
Hotel- Vdara Hotel & Spa at CityCenter, Room- Two Bedroom Penthouse
I would recommend you look into the Trump One Bedroom. According to thesuitest.com, the usual price for that room is $240 / night, far below the $1200 you are looking to spend.
Hotel- Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Hotel-Center Strip, Room- Two Bedroom Suite
Hotel- Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Hotel-Center Strip, Room- Two Bedroom Suite Premier
Hotel- Mirage Resort & Casino, Room- Two Bedroom Tower Suite
Hotel- Paris Las Vegas, Room- Suite Calais
Hotel- Platinum Hotel, Room- Marquise Suite Strip View
Hotel- South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa, Room- Two Bedroom Suite
Hotel- The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas, Room- Terrace Suite
Hotel- TI - Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, Room- Executive Suite
Hotel- Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, Room- One Bedroom Strip View
Hotel- Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, Room- One Bedroom City View
Hotel- Vdara Hotel & Spa at CityCenter, Room- Two Bedroom Penthouse
I would recommend you look into the Trump One Bedroom. According to thesuitest.com, the usual price for that room is $240 / night, far below the $1200 you are looking to spend.
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