<p>what is your favorite hotel in strip of las vegas?? </p>
<p>im planning on going to las vegas for a week of thanksgiving(i have relative there so 2~3days at hotel,2~3days at their house). before rooms are all gone, i want to book quickly...
ceasar's and luxor look ok price wise...</p>
<p>I hear The Palms is nice.</p>
<p>You mean your main WOMAN Olive!</p>
<p>That's better! The Palms is nice, but I imagine it's expensive.</p>
<p>I say the MGM Grand is the best, if only for its extravagance.</p>
<p>go with my mainER woman and stay at the Palms :).</p>
<p>The Belagio is nice, and I've heard the Wynn is nice, but I've never stayed there.</p>
<p>The Rio because I want to play in the WSOP when I get older</p>
<p>The Wynn. It is absolutely gorgeous.</p>
<p>the luxor is really nice as well</p>
<p>Mandalay Bay.</p>
<p>The MGM Grand is the best, followed by Ceaser's Palace.</p>
<p>The Palms and the Rio are not on the Las Vegas Strip. As a resident of Las Vegas, I would stay at the Mandalay Bay or Paris, but that's my opinion.</p>
<p>I would say caesar's palace. I've stayed at the Luxor also and you can't go wrong with that either but caesar's is amazing.</p>
<p>1-caesar's palace
2-mgm
3-the vinetian</p>
<p>Depends if your under 21...if so, theres a whole diff list</p>
<p>Caesar's has a great location. The rooms in the Forum Tower are especially nice. It is also attached to the Forum Shops which have good shopping and a couple of cheesy free shows with talking statues (if you're interested in that at all).</p>
<p>Mandalay Bay has very nice rooms as well (and the best pool area), but it is in a less convenient location. If you are on foot you have to take a little tram over to the Excalibur and then either walk down the Strip or catch the monorail at the MGM ($5 a single trip--which can add up). You do not want to have to rely on a car or taxi once you are settled in your hotel because the traffic along the Strip is very slow and you will just sit.</p>
<p>Paris is very popular because it has a very authentic feeling cobblestoned street with cute shops and restaurants. It has some good places to eat. </p>
<p>The rooms at most of the properties are decent but pretty standard because they want you out spending $$, not hanging in the room. The Mirage, Caesar's, Mandalay Bay, Wynn, Bellagio and the Venetian are all upscale. </p>
<p>To get the best deal on a room try the individual websites and sign up for the e-mail promotions. You can usually do best through either Priceline or the hotel site directly. There are tens of thousands of hotel rooms in Las Vegas--each property mentioned has thousands. Unless you are going when there is a major (and I mean major) convention, you do not have to be concerned about booking a room early and will find that the room prices often drop the closer you get to your travel date as rooms go unfilled.</p>
<p>I hear the Trump Hotels and Casino is pretty nice...</p>
<p>I thought that was in Atlantic City. Hum Bug!</p>
<p>He's building another one in Vegas.</p>
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