Diamond Dog

I took the plunge before your responses, because I was certain the 3.5 star was The Flamingo....and it was!! :) Thanks very much for your fabulous site - I only wish I'd discoverdc it much earlier. I could have saved myself a fortune. i will always try to use it in the future - and I'll spread the word. The deal was Wed 23 July for 4 nights, at The Flamingo, for 2 adults & 2 kids = $467 total (include all taces and recovery charges etc). Which, as it includes a Friday & Saturday night (when Strip hotel prices generally double - at least) is a fabulous deal.

Yeah, we stayed (2 adults, 2 children) for 4 nights from May 24-27 2007. As above, but I'd say the pool was pretty quiet (which was cool) and the breakfast was a typical continental breakfast thing - and a bit cramped. But very good all in all, and it's in not too bad a spot. We paid $100 per night, booked direct with Marriott.

Hello, Firstly, congratulations on such a fabulous site!! I've just visited Hotwire, and come up with these two Las Vegas hotels - 2 adults, 2 children, staying four nights from 23 July, checking out 27 July. 3.5 star central strip: $105 per night Customer favorite! Casino Pool(s) Business Center Golf nearby Spa services Fitness center Restaurant(s) High speed internet-access Tennis nearby 4 star central strip: $139 per night Casino Pool(s) Business Center Spa Services Fitness center Restaurant(s) High speed internet access I'm thinking the 3.5 may be The Flamingo (?) -is there anything to exclude it being either Harrahs or Ballys?- but have no idea with the 4 star, besides thinking it may possibly be Planet Hollywood. Obviously, I'll post any successes should I go ahead with the booking. Thanks for your anticpated help!