Where is a nice hotel to stay in at Las Vegas that is not very high??

Answer 1

By "very high" I assume you are referring to price. The Imperial Palace was not a bad hotel and was fairly inexpensive but has the convenience of being located right on the strip.

Answer 2

My favorite places to stay that are a "good bargain/price" and very nice and have all the amenities that I want (i.e. buffets, bars, lounges, great casino) are the following:

1. Luxor - this casino has a HUGE pool and has about every game that you want to play (including a nice poker room). It also has a pretty cheap buffet compared to the other mainstreem hotels, and the rooms are very nice and its cool being in a hotel that has slanted ceiling b/c it is in the shape of a pyramid. You can get rates near $70-80/night with early bookings during the week, and ~ 150-180/night on holidays/wkends

2. New York New York - This hotel always has deals and has a lot of great bars and restaurants, and the people that stay here seem generally younger. The games are great here (no poker room) and the atmosphere is fast and loud (so if you want a quieter hotel this is not for you). Price is around $80-90/night early booking/wkdays, $150-170/wkends.

3. Monte Carlo - Has a great Micro brewery and great casino as well - which is something I always look for. The buffet here is probably one of the best bargains around. The swiming pool here is pretty nice too, though Luxor's pool definately is the best. Price is around $80-90/night early booking/wkdays, $150-170/wkends.

4. Mirage or Treasure Island - These are a little more pricey, but you do get a little more for what you pay for. The rooms a little bit nicer, and each have a nice club/lounge that is trendy and fun to hang out in (Tangerine in Treasure Island, JET at Mirage). They has have great buffets in each - much better in quality than the previously mentioned, but also at a much higher price ($30/person vs. < $18 at the other places). Price is around $120-130/night early booking/wkdays, $200-280/wkends.

You can also stay at cheaper places like the Stratosphere, Circus Circus, Excalibur, Tropicana, if you'd like - but I wouldnt recommend it (Price is around $60-70/night early booking/wkdays, $120-140/wkends.). Hotels in Vegas ARE the MAIN attraction, so I would spend a little extra money, plus this would prevent you from having to spend a lot of money on cabs. Have fun and hope this helps.

Answer 3

good luck finding one. the golden nugget is off the strip and somewhat less expensive but still cost $$$$. depending on where you live, there are trip packs (junkets) available that include travel, room, dining and shows. check with a local travel agent for availability of such deals. sometimes you can have rooms and meals comped if you plan to spend a certain amount at the particular casino you are staying in. call the toll free reservation lines for casinos that interest you to see if they have any specials for the time you plan to visit. many times they will give you a special rate simply to get you to stay at their establishment.

Answer 4

I was in Vegas last month, and I stayed at Fitzgerald's. It's down on Fremont Street, the room was nice and the rates were not too expensive. I was really pleased.

Answer 5

There are some nice hotels downtown. On the strip, Rivera and Harrah's are moderate.

Check out this website for more detailed information: www.cheapovegas.com

It gives ratings and informaion on cheap rates.

Answer 6

Circus Circus is very YUCKY!!!!! It is a dirty hotel!!!! The Stratosphere is good priced & the Tropicana. I like the Trop. it has balconies!!

Answer 7

IP - imperial palace , not the greatest place to hang out but its right smack in the middle of the strip

Answer 8

Mirage or Circus Circus!
Best rates are Monday -Thursday night.

Answer 9

Any of the stations casinos would be fine for your budget.

Answer 10

the orleans