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My personal favs are: Bellagio, The Venetian, Ceasar's (Tower Suite), and Mandalay Bay

Paris is also really nice

It's hard to go wrong with any of the newer hotels there

Have fun and be safe :)

Also, do the hard hat tour at the Hoover Dam if they still offer it...well worth the time

MGM Grand was pretty good for me. Say its your anniversary or something like that and they will give you free upgrade

If money's an issue, go for the Imperial Palace. Relatively cheap, and a little skanky, but better than the off-strip places. Stay away from America's Best Value Inn & Suites off Flamingo(?), what a horrible place that was!

Hey OP!

SO many great deals to be had there!

Make sure you make it over to Freemont Street and old Vegas!

I usually stay at the Shore Point Casino, away from all of the hectic crap downtown. Cheap, clean, nice, great food, bowling and more... all night long!

Have fun!

The Venetian is very nice... Lots of romantic restaurants and centrally located for easy walking to all others.

Have fun!

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Thanks for the great tips! I really need advice.!

What do you guys think of the Mirage??

Anyone stayed there?

why dont u use google or yelp

I am also looking at the Vdara which is behind the Bellagio.


Hubby thinks it might be too far off the strip but apparently
you get a great view of the fountains

Bellagio: beautiful and very romantic!

Mandalay Bay. Ask for a room with a view of the Janet terminal.

Or the topless pools.

But bring a telephoto lens either way.

The Signature hotel at the MGM

I would love to stay there. The fountains look beautiful.

How is the dining?

Cosmopolitan with room overlooking Bellagio fountains.

Thanks for the tips. There seems to be a concensus on the Venetian.

apparently, all the hotels in vegas have secret cameras and they film you doing you thang. best put on a good show! :)

Would anyone like to give me some restaurant suggestions?


I'm definitely a foodie, so ambience and food quality
are important to me.

thanks again friends




EVERYONE Is warning me to bring bandaids for all the blisters I'm going to get with alll the walking, lol.

If you can afford it...stay at the Cosmo!

[link to www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com]

Get a room overlooking the Bellagio fountains. The rooms and views are amazing!

[link to www.tripadvisor.com]

lasvegas.com often lists hotel specials often you can get 50-60 dollars for the Luxor or similar you don't have to pay top dollar for good accommodation in Vegas.

Now I'm really blushing.

Cosmopolitan looks really great and I heard the restaurants are excellent.

Haven't checked that website. I'll go look right now cause that sounds really reasonable. thanks

Vegas for a honeymoon? Lol, how romantic.

Blue Angel, Gold Spike, and Golden Gate Casino

Wildfire and Texas Station or Boulder Station are classics

Its an AMAZING hotel! You wont be disappointed.

Yeah OP, there are some great hotels on or real close to Fremont street, and the night life is usually pretty good. But if money is no object then try this.
[link to www.themresort.com]

Last Edited by M*walk on 04/29/2013 12:26 AM

The Venetian and palazzo are connected and basically the same hotel in a great location and the most competitive rates. Usually around 79 a night for the same experience as a 300 room at Wynn or bellagio. Every room is a two level suite at Venetian and palazzo vs a holiday inn style room at most hotels for the basic room. By two level, I mean entry room and a small one foot drop to the second room.

Some of the other hotels people mentioned would be niche choices. Mandalay bay is very south on the strip and not in walking distance to much. It is big and beautiful with great pools. The palms is on the other side of the 15 and a bit disconnected from everythin. Golden nugget is on freemont street for an old vegas experience. It is small and beautiful, but freemont is not a high rolling experience... Cheap beer and food. MGM is a neat casino, but it doesn't really have the bellagio feel like Venetian and it usually pretty pricey. MGM does have a condo option called MGM signature that is kind of neat. Very, very high rooms with a walk out balconi. All in all, I have flown over a hundred groups down over the years for a wide variety of things and most of them like the Venetian best for the price and niceness factor. One group liked caesars best for the spa, my parents liked the golden nugget the best for the country/hillbilly factor of freemont and the ons who don't consider money an issue at all tend to stay at the bellagio or Wynn.