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completenoob 2 Reviews 1076 reads
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1 / 16

So I've been living here in Vegas for a few months, recently found this website and have decided to dip my feet in the pool (so to speak).  I'd like to stay a night or two in a nice hotel and see what the big deal about the strip is and meet at least one of the lovely ladies you can read about here.  Any hotel recommendations?  I'd like some luxury but not off-the-scale expensive and definitely a huge bubble bath worthy tub.  (don't ask.  Well OK, ask, I may not answer hehe)

Thanks!
~ noob

wrecker445 29 Reviews 729 reads
posted
2 / 16
jaydalee See my TER Reviews 841 reads
posted
3 / 16

Some hotel suggestions:Palazzo,Wynn,Mandalay Bay (tub in the suites are huge)
Hope this helps you out and I promise not to ask you about the tub.lol!
Jaydalee

completenoob 2 Reviews 604 reads
posted
4 / 16

Hah!  Thanks!  I've actually been to Mandalay Bay when some friends came into town.  Do you know anything about the Venetian?  Never been there and it seems rather nice.

completenoob 2 Reviews 601 reads
posted
5 / 16

And of course actually checking them on the web the Palazzo is the sister hotel to the Venetian.

I like it!  Thank you for the suggestion, the Palazzo looks great.

CoffeewithCream 16 Reviews 544 reads
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6 / 16
carlabrasil See my TER Reviews 792 reads
posted
7 / 16

One night to remember packages starting at $219 which includes dinner.

mskrystal702 See my TER Reviews 1418 reads
posted
8 / 16

Bubbly Tub.Views from the rooms are AMAZING!!!!


Good Luck on your search & welcome to Sin City!!!
OXOXO
Krysta Love of Las Vegas


pavementpilot 555 reads
posted
9 / 16

Posted By: completenoob
So I've been living here in Vegas for a few months, recently found this website and have decided to dip my feet in the pool (so to speak).  I'd like to stay a night or two in a nice hotel and see what the big deal about the strip is and meet at least one of the lovely ladies you can read about here.  Any hotel recommendations?  I'd like some luxury but not off-the-scale expensive and definitely a huge bubble bath worthy tub.  (don't ask.  Well OK, ask, I may not answer hehe)

Thanks!
~ noob
people post video of the rooms.  I like a more modest room, but you can't go wrong with the venetian or the wynn.

HaleyHestonPC See Agency Profile 655 reads
posted
10 / 16

Okay, so Vegas is an exceptional place for a little hot tub action, almost all the hotels have hot tub suites so it really comes down to view, budget, and atmosphere.

I do have to say the Cosmo suites are some of the best in the city, hands down.  This hotel has went all out.....the BATH TUBS are really stately, large, angular.  They are not bubbly, but they are soak worthy.  They do not come with a view, as the bathroom is tucked away deep into the room, but they are big, rectangular, and fit more than one person.  $$$$

Vdara has classic, streamlined, elegant, contemporary BATH TUBS that do come with view.....the rooms I've seen have floor to ceiling windows evening in the bathroom (we had our latest photoshoot there so the bathtub you see in Megan Fox's profile is the exact same bathtubs as in those rooms)  It's nice, not sure if you can "lay out and relax" in there, but that might not be what you had in mind anyway. $$$

Now the corner suites in the Luxor have HOT TUBS that are elevated and in a corner of the pyramid.  This is downright cool....It is an older hotel, but their hot tubs are bubbly, big, and fun.  $$

Same as New York New York.  Their hot tub suites are exposed in a corner the room.  They're big, they are classic, and they are jetted.  Some what of a view as these too are out in the main area and not in a separate room.  Great fun for more than one person.  $$

Wynn is nice, their tubs come with fabric pillows for your head and bathsalts to add.....they're big and you can watch TV while soaking.  No views though.....$$$

Venetian and Palazzo, same thing, classic, easy to soak, nice tubs.....amenities are great, artwork is fresh, and they too are tucked away into the bathroom deep in the heart of the room.  $$$

Those are the rooms that stand out in my mind.  I have not been in every room in the city, nor have I seen the ones at the Mandarin so I cannot say, but if you want to make a night out of it, you might want to consider asking the reservations assistant if their rooms have "tubs with a view" ...if you are going to hit the strip then getting a view is definitely worth the consideration.  








jaydalee See my TER Reviews 656 reads
posted
11 / 16

No Problem..also I forgot about Luxor until Haley mentioned it this hotel some of the rooms have a big tub by the window so you do get a view.Venetian/Palazzo either one you cannot go wrong.
Enjoy!
Jaydalee

Posted By: completenoob
And of course actually checking them on the web the Palazzo is the sister hotel to the Venetian.

I like it!  Thank you for the suggestion, the Palazzo looks great.

milatequila 649 reads
posted
12 / 16

MGM - stayed in suite, not as "clean feeling" and nice as tropicana basic room
NYNY - basic room. like any other hotel. not anything special. tropicana basic room still nicer
Trop - basic room. very clean. renovated. new (just about) everything. nicer TVs.
Trop - ditto.

go to the trop. voted best pool!
smaller casino (only one pit), but better services.


have fun, mila

HotSerena See my TER Reviews 739 reads
posted
13 / 16

the others are just ordinary hotels in comparison.

http://www.fourseasons.com/lasvegas/

Alan Shore 29 Reviews 416 reads
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14 / 16
samanthasommers See my TER Reviews 571 reads
posted
15 / 16

built for embraching..only view in bathroom is of one another (as it should be~hehee)~really romantic setting; really nice suite, with large living room, dining room, and butler's kitchen.

The Villas at the Belaagio have outdoor pools and jacuzzis with a garden-like atmosphere....

Monte Carlo has a suite with a great view of the strip that you may enjoy while soaking; one of them looks out onto LV Blvd...really a great view.  

Palms has their Playboy suites with large hot tubs, that will fit many, that jut out onto W. Flamingo..waaaay up in the air.

Bill's Saloon had what a friend of mine named, 'The Tony Montana Starter Suite'  (imagine the decor)...it had a large jacuzzi tub on a raised platform in the living room (kinda weird)  overlooking Bally's...it was cool, but that hotel is a complete dump in my opinion (stinks like an ashtray etc etc)...especially since Michael's moved!

The Hard Rock has a suite (cannot remember the name) with a jacuzzi for four in it's living room area...it has a view too, though I don't think anyone noticed~hahah..

Have fun...Kudos to you for having forethought and  pre~planning a romantic atmosphere!  :)

completenoob 2 Reviews 348 reads
posted
16 / 16

Thanks all for the excellent and detailed answers. :)

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