How to Compare Las Vegas Hotels
Since there is so much to do and see during a trip to Las Vegas, one may assume that choosing a hotel is not a top priority. The truth is, your hotel serves as a "home base" and offers more than just a place to rest up for your next adventure. A four-mile section of Las Vegas Boulevard South is known as "the Strip." According to WhyGo Las Vegas, nearly two-dozen huge hotels are located on the Strip, along with a few smaller varieties. Here are some tips on choosing a hotel that best suits your needs.
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Identify what is most important to you, be it location or amenities. If you want to be within walking distance of nearly everything, find a hotel that is located mid-Strip. If price is a consideration, you can choose to stay off the Strip where you will likely find cheaper rooms and smaller crowds.
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Find all hotels that meet your criteria through the Internet. Eliminate those that don't appeal to you.
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Contact each hotel by phone to see if there are rooms available during your stay and ask about rates. Use the Internet to find any possible discounts.
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Ask for special deals. Hotels may offer free show tickets, dining certificates or weekday discounts.
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Inquire about cancellation times and fees. Some hotels may charge your credit card immediately at the time of booking while others wait until 24 hours before your arrival.
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Narrow your list to your top three choices based on your findings.
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Compare the various amenities of each of the three hotels on your final list. Make your decision and book the room.
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Tips & Warnings
Free attractions are easy to find in Las Vegas. The Fountains of Bellagio, for example, are a must-see while on the Strip. The Rio features a "Show in the Sky" above the casino floor. You don't have to book a room at these hotels to enjoy the free attractions they offer.
