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I am a Las Vegas local, so of course I like the Station Casinos ( although I realize not all locals do ). I've heard tourists say they would not go to a casino because it is a "local place". If I were a tourist, I would go to the locals casinos precisely because they are frequented by locals. Just like the best restaurants just off the Interstate Highways are frequented by the most truckers, who should know where the best food is for the money. The three closest casinos to my home in Henderson are: The Green Valley Ranch (just down the street), The Sunset Station, and The Fiesta Henderson.
I can't say that my gaming experiences there have always been fortunate, but most often I seem to go back for reasons other than using my Boarding Pass to win the Super Jumbo Jackpot. When you eliminate having to chose a hotel for its accommodations, then all that's left are the three biggies: gaming, food, and entertainment. The last time I went to the Fiesta was to eat at their wonderful reasonably priced (especially with a two for one ticket) buffet. I recently went to Green Valley Ranch to see a movie and walk around The District, always a lot of fun.
Tomorrow night I'll be celebrating the midpoint between my wife's birthday ( July first ) and mine ( August sixth ) by having a nice meal at the Costa Del Sol Restaurant at the Sunset Station followed by the Johnny Rivers concert at the Boulder Station.
See, being a Las Vegas local does not always imply spending hours in front of a video poker machine!
With 30 million pieces of crystal comprising white, blue and deep orange chandeliers furnishing the hotel, Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa is located four miles from Red Rock Canyon in Las Vegas, Nev. Canyon Pointe Shopping Center is one-half mile away. The hotel is 12 miles from the Las Vegas Strip.
Hotel Features. Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa features nine restaurants, including Terra Rossa with Hell's Kitchen winner Heather West as Senior Chef. Terra Rossa serves authentic Italian foods including homemade pastas and thin pizzas from a wood-burning oven. Grand Café, open 24 hours, features burgers, pastries, breads, desserts, and all-day breakfasts. Sandbar, a shoes-optional seasonal poolside café, serves sandwiches, burgers and salads. The hotel contains a business center, 70,000 square feet of meeting space and wireless Internet access for a fee. The 70-acre hotel showcases a 30,000-square-foot, Asian-inspired spa with a full-service salon, fitness area, movement studio, boxing ring, and lap pool with three outdoor cabanas. A three-acre oasis contains gardens, a sandy beach, private cabanas and a pool. The 87,000-square-foot casino features 2,700 slot and video poker machines, 60 table games, a race and sports book, a 15-table poker room and a 600-seat bingo parlor. The hotel contains a 16-screen cinema complex.
Address : 11011 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89135, USA
Top 10 Las Vegas Pools
Dennis Lauritsen
What do you do in Las Vegas during the daytime after an evening in the Casino? Enjoy a buffet breakfast in your favorite restaurant, take a walk, see some attractions, then...
a must do...relax, take a Swim and get a tan.
Here are the TOP TEN POOLS in Las Vegas with a brief description of their offerings and themes. Did you know many visitors to Las Vegas book their Hotel based on their favorite pool? Seems like most first time visitors to Las Vegas have the impression that it is at least 100 degrees here year round. Well, it isnt. Most outdoor pools are open from March/April to October/November! Weve listed Hotels that have year round indoor pools or heated outdoor pools.
THE TOP 10 POOLS IN LAS VEGAS
10. The Palms Night Time Fun! Be Cool! Hang out! 75,000 square feet of pool, 21 Cabanas, The Skin Pool Lounge, music, dance by the pool, enjoy Wet N Wild after dark!
9. Luxor - The Luxor has created a 7 acre, Egyptian theme complex that is nothing short of spectacular! Outstanding poolside service, open year round! Be treated like King Tut!
8. Venetian - Known to be the ultimate romantic destination for couples. 5 full acres of pools, fountains, flower gardens and statues. Relax, get a tan, be in love. Even get married. Thats AMORE!
7. Bellagio - What can we say? Prestige, Ritzy, Swanky just what you would expect from a Billion Dollar setting! 85,000 square feet of 6 pools, beautiful fountains, colors, flowers and Premier service. Be pampered in an elegant refuge for the rich!
6. MGM Grand - A longtime favorite of Hollywood Movie Stars, a 27,000 square foot complex of beautiful pools, spas and Backlot River where you can have a drink and take a leisurely 3 MPH float around the complex! Get a tan where the stars of Le Femme hang out!
5. Flamingo - From the dreams of Benjamin Bugsy Siegel in 1947 to the posh pool fun of today. Enjoy the lush Hawaiian theme with water slides, stone water falls, even shade! Luxury at its finest. Try their specialty drinks!
4. Caesars Palace - Roman decadence in the Garden of the Gods! 3 pools covering 5 acres of Italian opulance! Have a drink by stone pediments and be served frozen grapes by Goddesses (weekends only). Or, have your photo taken by the pool with Caesar and Cleopatra! Very cool!
3. The Mirage - A Polynesian tropical jungle lagoon. Amazingly beautiful foliage amidst waterfalls, 3 waterslides, hidden alcoves covering 5 full acres of jungle. An afternoon of sunshine and cool fun you will remember for years to come.
2. Hard Rock - Want to party? This is the place you want to be! Vegas party central. The Pool Party runs from 10:00 AM to Midnight 7 days a week! Hang out with Rock Stars, Movie Stars and the Beautiful People or play Las Vegas only blackjack tables in the water! Pools, hot tubs, 37 cabanas, a float river and Party, Party, Party!
1. Mandolay Bay - Mandolay Bay went all out in creating an 11 acre lagoon of lush greens. They hauled in 1,700 tons of sand to create Vegas only Wave Pool with 6 waves of bodysurfer paradise. 4 pools, waterfalls surrounded by a jungle atmosphere where you can take a mile RiverRide or relax the day away and come away with a Las Vegas tan!
We give full credit for the Pool Rankings to the kind folks at The Travel Channel. The comments are from the editor of Las Vegas $Discount$.
Hotels with Pools Open Year Round
Bellagio (1)Wynn (5)Venetian (1)
Las Vegas Hilton (1)Monte Carlo (1)Paris/Ballys (1)
Rio (1)Mandolay Bay (1)Luxor (1)
Flamingo (1)Caesars Palace (1)Red Rock (1)
Green Valley Ranch (1)Tropicana (1)Ritz Carlton (1)
Stratosphere (1)MGM Grand (1)Hyatt Lake Las Vegas (1)
During the winter months all of these pools are maintained at 74 to 82 degrees and nearly all offer one or more Jacuzzis.
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Las Vegas has been referred to as one of the modern wonders of the world, and for good reason. Long gone are the days when Vegas was a cheesy sleazy place full of casinos and endless Elvis memorabilia. Today, Vegas is an ultra-modern party town that's rapidly going upmarket, with more attractions per square mile than anywhere else on earth, and hotels and casinos that simply take your breath away.
Even more remarkable is the sheer scale of redevelopment that's going on within the 3.5 miles of the Las Vegas strip. More than $30 billion is being pumped in to develop new mega hotels that make the existing ones look like sheds. If you've never been to Vegas before, go now to catch a glimpse of the 20th Century Vegas before the 21st Century comes rushing in.The birth of Las Vegas
Las Vegas as we know it today can trace its roots back to 1941, when the El Rancho, the Strip's first hotel-casino, opened its doors. The success of the El Rancho spurred the first building-boom on the Strip in the late 1940s and early 1950s, with the construction of legendary casinos such as the Flamingo, Desert Inn, The Sands, The Tropicana and The Stardust, all hastily constructed to capitalize on the massive profits that gambling was bringing into the city. Needless to say these early casinos were owned by the mob, and Vegas well and truly earned its reputation as Sin City.The 1960s: Howard Hughes and the end of the Mob
The mob's presence in Las Vegas declined with the arrival of Howard Hughes in 1966, who, over the following four years, bought out many of the mobsters. First the Desert Inn, then the Sands and the Frontier, plus several smaller casinos, all fell into the ownership of Hughes. His presence in the city encouraged other legitimate businessmen to follow his lead and also invest in the city. The most prominent was billionaire Kirk Kirkorian, who built the International (now the Las Vegas Hilton) in 1968, followed by the MGM Grand in 1973. Hughes competed furiously with Kirkorian and built the Landmark hotel, a 346 foot monstrosity that took ten years to build, never made any money, but was taller than Kirkorian's International Hotel, which was all Hughes was after.The 1990s: The rise of the Mega-Resorts
After the opening of the MGM Grand, though, building on the strip stalled. It wasn't until 1986 that work began on the next major new hotel. The Mirage, a $630 million hotel and casino built by Steve Wynn, was a huge gamble as it had to make $1 million a day just to service the debt incurred in building it. However, its opening in 1989 brought huge success, and helped usher in the next great wave of construction to the city: the rise of the Mega-Resorts.
In 1990, Circus Circus Enterprises built the 3,991 room camelot-themed Excalibur hotel at the south of the Strip for $290 million. At the time, the Excalibur was the largest hotel in the world, but this record wouldn't last for long. Just three years later, Kirk Kirkorian, who had sold his existing MGM Grand (which was subsequently renamed Bally's), built another MGM Grand opposite Excalibur with over 5,000 rooms.
1993, the year of the new MGM Grand's opening, was a watershed year for Las Vegas. The Dunes hotel was imploded, Steve Wynn's new 2,885 room Treasure Island hotel was opened, and Circus Circus Enterprises (now called Mandalay Resort Group) opened the new 4,407 room Luxor hotel, designed as a gigantic black hollow pyramid. The era of the themed mega-resort had well and truly arrived in Las Vegas, as these hotels were followed by the Stratosphere, New York New York, Paris and The Venetian, which all opened their doors in the 1990s.
It wasn't just themed resorts that were opening, though. Las Vegas was going upmarket, too, with more exclusive and non-themed hotels, such as Mandalay Bay and the Bellagio, also opening during this period. At $1.7 billion, Wynn's The Bellagio was the most expensive hotel yet built in Las Vegas, and set the standard for the next construction boom that would begin in the early 2000s.
All this construction had come at a cost to old Las Vegas, though. The Sands was demolished to make way for The Venetian, the Dunes made way for The Bellagio, while the Landmark, Hughes's ill-fated attempt to beat Kirkorian, was demolished to become a car park for the Las Vegas Convention Center. Las Vegas never did do sentimental!Coming Soon: $30 billion of new Vegas hotels
The five years from 2000 to 2005 saw another brief hiatus in construction. This came to an end in 2005, though, with the opening of the new Wynn Las Vegas, a $2.7 billion 2,716 room luxury hotel. The Wynn was built on the site of the old Desert Inn, which Wynn had demolished in 2001, just four years after a $200 million renovation and expansion of the old hotel.
The Wynn follows in the footsteps of The Bellagio in being a luxurious high quality hotel. Its success has helped sparked the biggest boom in construction that Las Vegas has ever seen, with the last of the old hotels falling like dominoes, and new super-luxurious multi-billion dollar hotels taking their place. Las Vegas is being transformed like no other city on Earth.
In the two years since the Wynn first opened, five new mega-hotels have begun construction, each of which makes the Wynn look cheap in comparison. Between 2007 and 2010, the following mega-resorts will open:
* The Encore at Wynn, a $1.74 billion 2,054 room sister-hotel to the Wynn that will rise to 653 feet
* The Palazzo, a $1.8 billion 3,025 room hotel that will be a sister hotel to The Venetian. With over 7,000 rooms between them, the new Venetian/Palazzo complex will become the biggest hotel in the world
* Echelon Place, a $4 billion complex of hotels, casinos and condominiums, that's currently being built on the ashes of the old Stardust (which was imploded earlier in 2007)
* Fontainebleau Las Vegas, a $3 billion hotel being built opposite Circus Circus that will soar 63 stories high
* Project City Center, a $7.7 billion complex of hotels comprising over 7,000 hotel rooms, situated between New York New York and the Monte Carlo
These hotels are currently under construction, and will open between early 2008 and 2010. They're by no means the end of the story, though. Hotels that are about to begin construction include The Plaza, a $5 billion hotel that will be built on the site of the New Frontier, which will be imploded later in 2007; and the Crown Las Vegas, a new hotel that will be built next to the Fontainebleau, and which will soar an incredible 1,888 feet. In addition, MGM Mirage, the company behind Project CityCenter, plan to build another mega-resort of similar scale north of Circus Circus, while Steve Wynn has plans to redevelop the golf course sitting behind The Wynn, and turn it into - yes - another multi-billion dollar hotel!
In total, more than $30 billion dollars is being pumped into Las Vegas, making this the biggest construction boom in the city's already stellar history. If you've never been to Las Vegas before, go now to catch a glimpse of 20th Century Vegas before the 21st Century rushes in and transforms it forever.
Welcome to the Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa and Casino. Only minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip, you will discover an escape that combines exciting casino action and the hottest nightlife with the pampering and relaxation of a luxury resort and spa.
MonteLago Village Resort, a one of a kind luxury resort and real estate opportunity just 17 miles from the Las Vegas strip. Set among the desert mountains of Nevada on the shores of sparkling Lake Las Vegas, the Mediterranean-themed village offers exquisite shopping and dining, golfing, European-style gaming, and access to championship golf and lakeside recreation of Lake Las Vegas Resort.
We are located in the heart of the premier southwest Las Vegas valley, just minutes away from the famous Las Vegas Strip. Some of our many amenities include a 16-screen Century Theatre movie complex, 64-lane bowling center and a handful of restaurants that cater to all appetites and tastes. Our casino features a large selection of table games and the latest slot and video poker machines. Our distinctive hotel features spacious rooms and suites with 42-inch plasma televisions, Coast Plush mattresses and Wireless Fidelity throughout. A unique feature to this property is its Equestrian Center, which is the finest horse facility in the country. Stop by the South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa today, we are sure you will want to stay.
- 493 guest rooms including 46 suites/parlors
- Spa featuring 11 treatment rooms, full-service beauty salon and complete fitness center featuring massages, skin therapies, manicure and pedicures, cardio and strength training equipment
- 2 signature pools, a swimming lagoon, cabanas and water activities
- 18-hole Reflection Bay Golf Club, a Jack Nicklaus signature design championship golf course with instructional programs
- The Falls Golf Club, including 10-acre practice facilities and PGA professionals available for private or group instruction
- Kayaks, pedal boats, canoes and a number of electric boats to explore Lake Las Vegas
- Lake Mead Cruise to sit back and enjoy the view, including Hoover Dam
- 45,000 square feet of indoor function space and 70,000 square feet of outdoor function space
- Kid's Club and Baby-sitting service
- Self, valet and boat trailer parking
- Laundry/dry cleaning
- Cafe Tajine: American cuisine with Mediterranean influences
- Arabesque Lounge
The Hacienda Hotel & Casino welcomes you with gaming excitement, fine dining, and spacious accommodations.
The Hacienda offers all of the excitement of live gaming, plus a variety of popular state-of-the-art slots, electronic keno and video poker machines. Visit our sports book to place a wager on your favorite team.
Get away from it all at the Hacienda Hotel & Casino. We offer a spectacular panoramic view of beautiful Lake Mead and we're just minutes from Hoover Dam.
South Point Hotel Casino
Location: 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. S.It isn't often you can brag about staying in a bargain-rate hotel room that features a 42-inch plasma screen TV. Mine had not one, but two.
South Point (until just recently, it was called South Coast), advertises itself as "the gateway" to Las Vegas, but it is actually a 20-minute drive south of the Strip. It's too far from the action, and it's a $25 cab ride to get there.
But it's a great deal. It has an 80,000-square-foot casino with a 25-story hotel tower; rooms are big and plush; food is cheap; and the amenities are those usually found in pricier hotel rooms.
To top it off, when I checked in on a busy Friday night, all the standard rooms -- I had booked mine anonymously two months in advance -- were full, and I was upgraded to a suite, with a sitting room and two plasma TVs. The rooms were a sunny yellow and gold, the king bed was triple sheeted and a coffee maker offered a free java jolt.
The next morning, I checked out a few standard rooms: All had 42-inch plasma TVs (one, not two), plush bedding and free wireless Internet.
Price paid: $162.41, including tax. (January rate range: $75.21-$381.50 Sunday-Thursday; $118.81-$350 Saturday-Sunday).
Parking: Free.
Amenities: Casino, room service, six restaurants, business center, fitness center and spa, child-care facility.
Pros: Inexpensive and well-maintained. Large casino on site features inexpensive food. (A 16-ounce T-bone or 10-ounce prime rib dinner is $9.95.)
Cons: Five miles from the Strip, but a free shuttle runs from hotel to airport and Strip (it stops at Mandalay Bay), 6 a.m.-12:30 a.m. daily.
Info: 866-796-7111; www.southpointcasino.com. -- Rosemary McClure
But, sadly, for my love for Vegas as it once was, even good old Nevada Palace will be a thing of the past in the near future. Plans are being made for breaking ground for a new casino within the next few months. It will take two years to build and will occupy the land where the RV park now stands. The land which the Nevada Palace casino currently occupies will eventually be a parking garage. I hope that when the new "Eastside Cannery Casino & Hotel" is built, it will keep some of the local charm that my wife and I have enjoyed; or we may wind up searching for the last remnants of "Old Las Vegas" somewhere up on Fremont Street!
I remember the Bingo Palace where the current Palace Station now stands ( on East Sahara ) and also the Santa Fe Casino where the Santa Fe Station now exists. These were the last local hangouts where I truly felt "at home". Also the older Plaza hotel downtown had that feeling once. I'm afraid those days are gone forever. The beginning of the end was when they stated handing out those darn players cards so we could all be tracked like mice in some grand maze marketing experiment. It's bad enough that the supermarkets have a record of everything I've ever bought there!
The following schedule is from the Stars On The Lake official web site. It is billed as the "Floating Stage Concert Series" Please consult for any schedule changes or additions.
It's worth the trip to escape the Strip! The Monte Lago Village Resort is a favorite destination for both locals and visitors alike. It is a "short" trip from the Strip through "beautiful" Henderson, Nevada - just follow I-215 East until it becomes Lake Meade Drive and look for the signs for a left turn. Or call them for really good directions, I won't be offended. The reference to the adjectives "short" and "beautiful" above should be accepted in the same spirit as your friend describing your blind date (or improvise if you are a gal - the drive is not "tall" and Henderson is not "handsome" ). Enjoy! ( I still don't know what "Floating VIP" means, maybe some really important person who gets around a lot? Ask them what it means if it is important to you or you are important.)
See my previous post on Southside Casinos.
This is no April Fools' Joke!
I just received this exciting poster (above, click for larger image) from Michael Politz of Las Vegas Food & Beverage Magazine.
The Beatles Revolution Lounge at the Mirage Hotel & Casino, is a new Vegas ultra-lounge, and on Sunday April first, it will feature Kaskade with/ Resident dj Digital Boy. Doors open at 6:00 PM, Bottle service recommended.
About The Beatles REVOLUTION LOUNGE:
"Inspired by the spirit of The Beatles and created by Cirque du Soleil, The Beatles REVOLUTION LOUNGE opened at The Mirage in December of 2006. Opening its doors only six months after the high-profile launch of The Beatles LOVE, REVOLUTION offers an extended experience before and after the show.
Revolutionary in design and atmosphere, this ultra-lounge features cutting edge, interactive experiences to create a psychedelic sensory environment and a contemporary interpretation of The Beatles era. Each night will be an evolutionary journey, where both the music and interior transform, resulting in an eclectic nightlife adventure at The Mirage."
-- from The Mirage website.
REVOLUTION LOUNGE presents: ********************************************************* KASKADE with Resident DIGITALBOY SUNDAY APRIL 1, 10PM RSVP VIP LIST - NO COVER WITH RSVP 10PM - MIDNIGHT ARRIVAL $20 COVER AFTER MIDNIGHT OR WITHOUTH RSVP ********************************************************* |
This is one of my favorite sites for Las Vegas deals & message board. They cover all kinds of topics and currently have over 4,700 active members!
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The old Landmark kind of looks like the lost son of Stratosphere in this picture!
The site of the day is Nick Christenson's Las Vegas Casino Death Watch page. Here he tracks the hotel/casinos that he feels are most likely to close their doors in the near future.
Makes for very interesting reading. Hats off to you, Nick, for a very informative web site!
Oh, BTW: the photo above is (left to right) our friend Carmen, my wife, and yours truly taken over two years ago at the Lady Luck Casino. (click photo for a very large, unflattering image) We are still waiting for the re-opening of the Lady Luck!
"I have been to Vegas a few time, but always with friends. I'm going to 2 days with my girl and I'm looking for a nice room with a bath that will fit two people. I am stuck between the Spa Suite at the Luxor or a Tower suite at Mirage. Luxor is $205 a night and the Mirage is $260 a night. I just saw the the NYNY has a Marquis Suite that says it has a hot tub for $230 a night. What would you guys sugest? Thank you much for your help."
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Cheap Las Vegas Hotels - What You-Really-Need-To-Know Guide.
Tavis J. Cooper
Warning! For all those heading to Vegas for the weekend, you can hit straight for the casinos for excitement, or maybe embark on a hot-spot for some much-needed R and R. Indeed, Vegas is surely fun for anyone. It only takes a car with a full tank of gas and an adventurous mindset. Al right, maybe that may sound a little too corny, but for the most part its true. Undoubtedly, the incomparable city of Las Vegas can provide the best of us with a weekend of memorable entertainment and good old-fashioned fun. However the main key is finding the right places to hit ahead of time, and more notably, booking that ideal lodging. Nowadays you can find Las Vegas hotels cheap. For those who dont already know, it's definitely time you hop online.
To find deals on Las Vegas hotels cheap, your best bet would be the internet. Surely, you will find a place to stay that suits your liking. The best thing about Vegas is the options galore. No matter where you want it, right on the strip or perhaps a little out of the way, you will for sure be able to locate Las Vegas hotels cheap in cyberspace. Have you checked out http://Hotels.com yet or simply surfed the net for the best deals on lodging?
I check out these kinds of deals regularly. In fact when my family and I take trips, I like to constantly make sure that I get the best deal out there. For God's sake, this is the age of technology! We should all strive for the best. Hey, dont get me wrong; I want a great, clean place to stay that offers all the amenities, but I don't want to get shafted. I'm sure you would feel the same way.
Of all, the major factor in acquiring Las Vegas hotels cheap and other great lodgings is being early. If you're on top of things, you should definitely be able to locate some fabulous deals and packages. For me, I basically get online and do a search for hotels in the destination area. This is a great way where you can then compare every website's offers. In addition you can avoid getting duped. Whats more when you book ahead of time, you can also beat the rush and save some bucks.
At present, are you searching to find Las Vegas hotels cheap, and at the same time struggling to save some cash? Well then it's time to hop into cyberspace and let your fingers do the walking. Get rid of those cheesy brochures that only provide half the information. You will find Las Vegas hotels cheap if you browse the web. The best part is that it only takes a few key words, a quality search engine like Google, and a few minutes of your time.
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