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When it appears (which isn't always), it lets me click-thru to the booking page. Haven't tried beyond that.

The $219 also has bed choice: $219/night1 King Bed - Suite $335/night2 Queen Beds - Suite $400/nightSuite - 1 Bed Requested.

Ok thank you, and thank you regarding Hotwire. This has popped up now on Priceline (in addition to the ones we talked about earlier): 5*, $219 / night ($342 lined thru) 9+ Excellent Guest Rating Book soon! Someone recently got The Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino. Free Parking Indoor or Outdoor Pool Non Smoking Areas Fitness Center Casino Restaurant $90 resort fee ($45 / night) What do you think?

No real budget -- I'm okay with the rate for Venetian ($331) and Palazzo ($343), but figured I'm in Vegas so why not gamble on it.

Thanks -- I'm trying to get the Venetian or Palazzo and avoid the Wynn/Encore (all exceptional hotels, but friends at one). The specific offers on priceline express deals available now: 5*, $240 / night Book soon! Someone recently got The Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino. 9+ Excellent Guest Rating Indoor or Outdoor Pool Non Smoking Areas Fitness Center Casino Restaurant $78 resort fee ($39/night) 5*, $230 / night Book soon! Someone recently got The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino. 8+ Very Good Guest Rating Indoor or Outdoor Pool Non Smoking Areas Fitness Center Casino Restaurant $78 resort fee ($39/night) There used to be another for $219 / night with $90 resort fee ($45 / night) but that hasn't popped up again.

I apologize if this has been covered before, but is there a correlation between the estimated resort fees and the hotel when using express deals? For example Northeast Vegas, Oct 26-28, 5 star, some 5 star say $39 for resort fee (which is the same as Wynn and Encore) while others are 5 star but $45 resort fee (which is the same as Venetian and Palazzo). Does that actually correlate?