So I noticed during the week a lot of hotels offer rates around twenty a night with suites going for under 150. Is there something wrong with these places or is it just quiet during the week?
Also, is there an area to stay away from, perhaps because of construction or not a lot to do? I'm looking to see a provider and would like a nice room with good restaurants nearby. I also like a good shower, preferably no tub.
Thanks in advance!
- Hokjock
- 07-31-2022, 04:26 PM
- Boltfan
- 07-31-2022, 08:35 PM
The mid week rates are just because it is slower. Rooms on the strip mostly have dynamic pricing.
The state bird of NV is the traffic cone. There is always construction. Just stay somewhere center strip and you won't have as much. Ballys, Flamingo, Bellagio and Caesers are all right there together. Some cheap rooms. Some nor so cheap. But all together so you can take advantage of restaurants.
The state bird of NV is the traffic cone. There is always construction. Just stay somewhere center strip and you won't have as much. Ballys, Flamingo, Bellagio and Caesers are all right there together. Some cheap rooms. Some nor so cheap. But all together so you can take advantage of restaurants.
- pittlicker
- 08-01-2022, 05:49 AM
Also remember that the Vegas hotels charge a "resort " daily fee. Consider that in your decision making also.
- Mplay
- 08-08-2022, 04:43 PM
Really vague question. Are you there to tourist? Gamble? Bang girls ? Work?
If your looking to keep costs down, be safe and have a good place to host. Look at the downtown Casinos. Great restaurants and don’t have to worry about much. Strip is great also just more cost. Stay the fuck away from N Vegas it’s sketchy.
If your looking to keep costs down, be safe and have a good place to host. Look at the downtown Casinos. Great restaurants and don’t have to worry about much. Strip is great also just more cost. Stay the fuck away from N Vegas it’s sketchy.