if you have a choice to stay in the following hotels in las vegas, where you will stay?

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8 Responses to “if you have a choice to stay in the following hotels in las vegas, where you will stay?”

Smiley on July 11th, 2008 at 10:37 pm

The only one that I have had experience with is Circus Circus. I know that it is ancient. If you are looking for a house to just take a nap, it’s a cheap house to stay. I dredge up it life clean but a bit run down.

I can’t help you with the others, sorry.

I spend so small time in the room, all I care about is that it’s clean. Hope this helps a small.

Have fun
Ray E on July 13th, 2008 at 1:02 pm

I wouldn’t stay at any of those. I just came from vegas this weekend. don’t stay at the Gold coast any. I like bally’s, the candlewood suites (comes with a kitchen) the palms, I heard the orleans is okay. i reckon candlewood suites would be my fav. scale, in view of the fact that when I stay a week its cheaper to buy cuisine and cook, ie. breakfast than to hit up a buffet or restaurant.
joelle w on July 14th, 2008 at 12:26 am

I have reviewed the Here are some trip advisor associations for you.

Cancun Alternative

Circus Circus
Stayed here, and we do consequence in our daughter here when we go. It is a small run down as far as I am concerned, and the personnel was VERY slow to respond compared to additional places we have stayed. Out of the three options you gave, I would point out this, but if I had my additional choices, it would be somewhere else.

Plaza Hotel (I reckon this is the one you mean)
I was not impressed. Would not stay here over again, ever!

Personally I would point out the The Orleans, Rio, MGM, or Bellagio. I will not stay at Harrahs, Bally’s, Paris or New York New York (even if I like the breaker coaster) over again due to benefit issues.

Best of luck.
Rick S on July 14th, 2008 at 6:32 am

Circus Circus, clean and cheap, but even cleaner and cheaper is the Sahara.
vegaslee on July 15th, 2008 at 11:11 am

You are vacant to find most all properties are expensive for New Being in Vegas.

Circus and the Plaza are cheaper but ancient. If you are just looking for a house to take a nap they will work.

If you are trying to save some cash you force want to look off the strip for surpass prices for New Being.

Stone Rank, Sams Town or one of the financial statement suites if you can stay for a week they are cheap and clean sufficient to just take a nap and shower in.
Cruiser 68 on July 17th, 2008 at 3:59 am

I wouldn’t stay at any of those hotels. I have stayed at the Orlean’s (off strip) and New York, New York, which is practically priced. Excellent luck.
Jay P on July 19th, 2008 at 10:50 pm

I would honestly say none of the higher than. The Cancum alternative is far from anything. It is miles south of the strip and not even in metro Las Vegas. Circus Circus is really not a splendid house. It is one of the older hotels on the strip and it shows. The manor place to stay are just horrible. Reckon about a terrible motel next to an RV park. The Plaza is in “downtown” Las Vegas. Not terrible for some, but if you are with kids, I’d reckon double.

For more financial statement-minded places on the strip, look at the Sahara, Tropicana, or Excaliber.
Conservative1st on July 22nd, 2008 at 12:52 am

if you want financial statement, and have kids, go for Excalibur. Similar in fee to Circus Circus but FAR surpass.