The next place I will be traveling to is Las Vegas! My family and I are going next December. There are a ton of hotels in Las Vegas. I don't know how we are going to pick the right one to stay in!!
Bellagio: This hotel is a ton of movies about Las Vegas. It is the one where the fountains play to music. Here is what a Denver, CO man said about the Bellagio:
"Not as impressed as I thought I’d be
I booked the Bellagio Suite on the 29th floor. Our door had something wrong with the seal around it and as soon as you stepped off the elevator you could hear the whistling it made from down the hall. We followed all the signs to the valet parking and there was a huge lineup of cars we had to wait for. We also had to carry all of our bags by ourselves across the entire hotel to the lobby. At check-in there was no real check-in time and our flight got in early. We waited in like for about 30 minutes with all of our baggage until we were able to check-in to our room. Again, no "bellman" to wheel our luggage, so back across the casino we went. In our suite the fridge was full of things secured by a "sensor" that would charge items to your room if removed. So there was nowhere to store any leftovers from room service or other drinks, etc. The hotel/casino, however, was very impressive in it’s style and cleanliness. The waitresses and bartenders were extremely friendly, as well as the valet attendants. Everyone was very helpful, but for the money spent, I’d have expected more. I’d stay again over the other hotel/casinos, though."
I booked the Bellagio Suite on the 29th floor. Our door had something wrong with the seal around it and as soon as you stepped off the elevator you could hear the whistling it made from down the hall. We followed all the signs to the valet parking and there was a huge lineup of cars we had to wait for. We also had to carry all of our bags by ourselves across the entire hotel to the lobby. At check-in there was no real check-in time and our flight got in early. We waited in like for about 30 minutes with all of our baggage until we were able to check-in to our room. Again, no "bellman" to wheel our luggage, so back across the casino we went. In our suite the fridge was full of things secured by a "sensor" that would charge items to your room if removed. So there was nowhere to store any leftovers from room service or other drinks, etc. The hotel/casino, however, was very impressive in it’s style and cleanliness. The waitresses and bartenders were extremely friendly, as well as the valet attendants. Everyone was very helpful, but for the money spent, I’d have expected more. I’d stay again over the other hotel/casinos, though."
Here is a link if you would like to read more reviews.
Caesars Palace: I'm sure all of you have seen "The Hangover" by now so i thought I would look up the hotel in that movie. There are tons of things to do here. Cher and Jerry Seinfeld both preform here.
Here is the official website for the Caesars Palace.
This is one of the rooms at Caesars Palace.
While I was looking up information on hotels I found an interesting article about why windows in Las Vegas hotels don't open very far. It said that people used to try and dive out the windows into the pools. Also Las Vegas has one of the highest suicide rates. Here is the article if you want to read it.
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