- Oct 18, 2001
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It has been over five years since I have been to Vegas but I'm starting to plan my return trip. I used to go every year for quite some time. In the past I always stayed at the Bellagio in one of the lakeview rooms. It seems that quite a few nice new hotels have opened up and I am considering trying them out.
Aria, Cosmopolitan and Wynn seem to be attractive options. While I plan on google-fu'ing to help narrow down my choices I figure you guys here can offer up solid advice.
Important details: Money is some object, but excepting $1k a night most anything is in play if worth the cost. Three guys. One married, one committed, one single. Late 20s/early 30s. Main focus will be gambling at night though clubs and bars will be of interest. Daytime focus is more open ended, but from what I gather pool time in October will be reasonable (80 degree temp, heated pools). Shows and the like are of little interest. Grand Canyon and the like will be for another non Vegas trip.
In the past most of my gambling was limited to Ceasar's or Bellagio as they were the nicest casinos to gamble at. The Wynn looks attractive but is pretty far from that area, whereas the Aria and Cosmopolitan are right in the heart of it. I have no problem staying at a nice casino with a beautiful room and gambling at another though proximity will be a factor.
So what say you? The more recent experiences you can share the better.
Aria, Cosmopolitan and Wynn seem to be attractive options. While I plan on google-fu'ing to help narrow down my choices I figure you guys here can offer up solid advice.
Important details: Money is some object, but excepting $1k a night most anything is in play if worth the cost. Three guys. One married, one committed, one single. Late 20s/early 30s. Main focus will be gambling at night though clubs and bars will be of interest. Daytime focus is more open ended, but from what I gather pool time in October will be reasonable (80 degree temp, heated pools). Shows and the like are of little interest. Grand Canyon and the like will be for another non Vegas trip.
In the past most of my gambling was limited to Ceasar's or Bellagio as they were the nicest casinos to gamble at. The Wynn looks attractive but is pretty far from that area, whereas the Aria and Cosmopolitan are right in the heart of it. I have no problem staying at a nice casino with a beautiful room and gambling at another though proximity will be a factor.
So what say you? The more recent experiences you can share the better.
