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| - I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The service was decent and the hotel room was great. It is located in the middle of the main Vegas strip so you can walk to all the other popular casinos (ie. Bellagio, Paris, etc.). To be honest, I really didn't stay in my room very long. Come on, you are in Vegas...no time to sleep.
Tips/Tricks:
I noticed some ppl having problems with check-in. You should be checking-in at the airport. At the airport lobby, there is a Caesars Palace booth and there is no line-ups. Bang...in 5 minutes you are checked-in.
One of the hot nightclubs in Vegas is Pure. It is not easy getting in on a Saturday night. It took us 45 minutes to get in (not bad). There are three basic lines: girls, VIP, and regular walk-ins off the street. You have to wait in the VIP line and be prepared to show your hotel room key card. This card is the secret to get you in (you still have to pay the cover charge which was $30 something). One more thing...don't forget to SUIT UP. This is the best nighclub I have ever been to. It is something to check out. Yes, bottled water for $8 and a round of drinks for 7 guys will set you back $100 but it was worth it.
Getting tickets to any show in Vegas is possible. Unless you are a high roller or know a pit boss, you will need to do this. Go to the casino where the show is playing and line up at the standby line at about 4pm (the earlier the better but that time should be sufficient). Ask a lot of questions to make sure you are in the right place. You should be able to purchase tickets at around 6 to 6:30pm depending on the hotel/casino and showtime.
Topless pool...yea, you heard me. It is free admission for hotel guest on week days (bring your room key). The trick is to show up early in the a.m. and get your wrist tagged. They count how many guys they admit and try and keep an equal ratio so there is no Sausage-Fest. After you get tagged, you can go have breakfest and show up later in the day to enjoy the view.
I tried out Bobby Flay's restaurant, Mesa Grill on the first night I arrived in Vegas. Wow...what a way to start off Vegas. The food and service was excellent. All the other ppl in my party had fish (which they enjoyed) and I was the only one who ordered the Steak. Awesome steak....cooked perfect and it had this sauce/glace which was amazing. Average price of each entree dish was $40-45.
I booked this Vegas package through Expedia.com ...removing the flight, I figure that the room cost about $175 per night. It was decent and I would return to this hotel.
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