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Royal Caribbean Offer - https://www.mgmresorts.com/en/mlife-rewards-program/offers/royal-offer-2.html
http://www.mycheapvegas.com/ - guest/guest
https://www.smartervegas.com/hotels.aspx
http://www.mycheapvegas.com/ - guest/guest
https://www.smartervegas.com/hotels.aspx
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#2536
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Birmingham, UK
Posts: 205
Heading to Vegas 5 nights 17th-22nd June. Looking for a 4-5* central hotel. Must be 2 beds in the room - father and son 60s and 40s. Would like it central - looked at Bellagio and Caesars so far mainly. Stopped at Caesars before and loved it. Happy to do again. Happy for a change. Like a bit of luxury, good quality (and not too expensive) F&B, nice pool, decent casino. Any good deals for Bellagio or Caesars? Anywhere else we should consider? Budget obviously a consideration but not the most important aspect. Would be most grateful for any help.
#2537
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Michigan
Programs: DL PM
Posts: 855
Heading to Vegas 5 nights 17th-22nd June. Looking for a 4-5* central hotel. Must be 2 beds in the room - father and son 60s and 40s. Would like it central - looked at Bellagio and Caesars so far mainly. Stopped at Caesars before and loved it. Happy to do again. Happy for a change. Like a bit of luxury, good quality (and not too expensive) F&B, nice pool, decent casino. Any good deals for Bellagio or Caesars? Anywhere else we should consider? Budget obviously a consideration but not the most important aspect. Would be most grateful for any help.
If an attached casino isn't a requirement, there are other options like Four Seasons, Vdara and Waldorf Astoria.
For deals, with Caesars it's best to sign up for a Caesars Rewards account and log in and see what they offer. For the MGM properties, see the mycheapvegas link in the wiki of this thread.
#2538
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 542
Heading to Vegas 5 nights 17th-22nd June. Looking for a 4-5* central hotel. Must be 2 beds in the room - father and son 60s and 40s. Would like it central - looked at Bellagio and Caesars so far mainly. Stopped at Caesars before and loved it. Happy to do again. Happy for a change. Like a bit of luxury, good quality (and not too expensive) F&B, nice pool, decent casino. Any good deals for Bellagio or Caesars? Anywhere else we should consider? Budget obviously a consideration but not the most important aspect. Would be most grateful for any help.
https://myvegasadvisor.com/hotel-dea...or-free-rooms/
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#2541
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: North America
Posts: 2,265
Thanks OP. Made a couple of speculative bookings. $101-ish per night after resort fee and taxes.
#2544
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: SFO
Programs: SW A-List, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Gold, Hertz PC, National Elite, Hilton Gold
Posts: 380
#2546
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: SFO
Programs: SW A-List, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Gold, Hertz PC, National Elite, Hilton Gold
Posts: 380
#2549
Join Date: Apr 2015
Posts: 1,358
Decent deal for Mirage (not sure if available for other MGM properties).
Stay, sip & dine. $50 resort credit per night. Must be booked by Apr 30
https://mirage.mgmresorts.com/en/offers.html
Stay, sip & dine. $50 resort credit per night. Must be booked by Apr 30
https://mirage.mgmresorts.com/en/offers.html
#2550
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Birmingham, UK
Posts: 205
What did you like about Caesars? If it's the sprawling, bustling hotel and casino you like, then Caesars and Bellagio are good options. The other higher-end casino resorts on the strip are generally considered to be Wynn/Encore, Venetian/Palazzo, Aria, and Cosmopolitan. Wynn and Venetian don't meet your criterion of being centrally-located on the Strip, but Aria and Cosmo are fairly central. While Caesars and Bellagio are more traditional luxury, Cosmo is more of a hip luxury if that makes sense, and Aria is understated. They both tend to be quieter and less crowded than Bellagio and Caesars and have decent pools. Everyone raves about the Aria Sky Suites as another step up in luxury, but I haven't had the opportunity to stay in one.
If an attached casino isn't a requirement, there are other options like Four Seasons, Vdara and Waldorf Astoria.
For deals, with Caesars it's best to sign up for a Caesars Rewards account and log in and see what they offer. For the MGM properties, see the mycheapvegas link in the wiki of this thread.
If an attached casino isn't a requirement, there are other options like Four Seasons, Vdara and Waldorf Astoria.
For deals, with Caesars it's best to sign up for a Caesars Rewards account and log in and see what they offer. For the MGM properties, see the mycheapvegas link in the wiki of this thread.