What's a nice hotel on or close to the strip that has a in room Jacuzzi built for two?  I know that the Luxor has Jacuzzi suites, any other suggestions,  I'd appreciate it.

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Pretty much any of the major hotels will have nice Jacuzzi suites. I've been in two suites at Treasure Island, they jacuzzi's are in the ladies bathroom, but they are big enough for 3 people (had me, Jade and Kit in at the same time).  Kit told me that Caesars has nice suites.

The ones I'm always looking for are suites that are reasonably priced, modern and clean, and with a 2 or 3 person jacuzzi out in the open (not in the bathroom).  The problem with some of them, however, is that the jacuzzis are only in the more expensive suites.  The Bellagio, for instance, only has the larger jacuzzis in the Penthouse Suites.  Their "Salone Suites" and "Bellagio suites" are kick-ass suites, but they only have 1 person whirlpool tubs.

The Luxor Jacuzzi Suite is a great suite for the money, and is tough to shop against.  I understand that New York also has similarly priced jacuzzi suites.  I haven't tried that one yet but I would suspect, because it's a newer property, that it's in line with or better than the Luxor's.

I understand that the Tropicanna has reasonably priced jacuzzi suites, but I've always shied away from that property because of it's age.

I'd love to hear about the suites in other properties.

Just spent 3 nights in jacuzzi suite at Monte Carlo. About $100 more than Luxor or NY but worth it. Rooms next to elevator. Jacuzzi sits next to window. Large wet bar with fridge. Large steam shower & nice bose speakers mounted over king bed to rock out on. Can send you photos if you want. That is the ones without the naked 23yr old hottie in the tub.

I've had a jacuzzi in the room a few times, but they always seem to be designed for 1 or 2 people.  I believe these are the same ones that others say hold three.  It's sort of the "one size fits all" principle... some people have more "all" than others.  I've got too much "all" AND I like to spread out a little bit.  If the combined weight of you and your companion exceeds 300 pounds, then getting feisty may become uncomfortable in addition to leaving a sopping mess for housekeeping.

I was going to recommend the Monte Carlo.  That is a great party room and the property isn't too old.

Celeb Spa Suites in the MGM have very nice Jacuzzi's built for two.

When I used to travel to Vegas, I usually stayed in a Monte Carlo jacuzzi suite. I'm not sure of the price because I always got it comped. The beds are very comfortable, and I especially liked the CD sound system. The best rooms are above the 15th floor and end in xx302. It has a view of the north end of the Strip and the mountains.

Luxor is a nice place for the money, but some of the beds were too uncomfortable. Sometimes I woke up with a backache.

Excalibur has jacuzzi suites, however, they are located at the end of the hallways furthest from the elevators. I swear that place was designed by a group of 1st year college architects. Don't even mention the kids. Excalibur reminds me of Holiday Inn meets Disneyland - friggin goofy!

Kainoa,

I've been to three: Luxor, Mandalay Bay, and New York, New York. Of these three, I liked the ones a Mandalay Bay the best, though the tubs were in the bathrooms of the suites rather than in one of their main rooms. The one at Luxor had the best exterior view from the tub, though the sloping walls of that establishment makes getting in/out of the tub a little challenging for we taller folks (duck!).

Regards,
Speed Racer

Oh BTW, if you really have the $$$$, go for a Terrace Suite at the MGM. They have TWO Jacuzzi's, one of which is OUTSIDE ON THE TERRACE!