Hello,
I am looking for a cheap room for this coming week (11/14 - 11/16) near the convention center. I found a 3* on the north strip for $56/night, but I am not sure what it is, I am hoping for the Flamingo. Here is what it has:
Casino
Pool(s)
Business Center
Golf Nearby
Spa Services
Fitness Center
Pool(s) (listed twice)
Restaurant(s)
Business Center (listed twice)
Golf Nearby (listed twice)
According to the better bidding guide:
3* Flamingo
Customer Favorite
Amenities: Casino, Restaurant, Pool, Fitness, Business Center, Golf, Tennis, Spa
(VP now showing Hi-Speed Internet, making this the same as the Riviera)
I don't see anything else that matches, but I am a little confused by the "same as the Riviera" comment.
Tried getting a 4* San Diego (San Diego Coastal), which I have seen go for around $70 - $90. Bid $50,$60,$70,$74,$76,$80,$84,$88,$92.
It's not even a weekend. Of course, the Hotels are listing about $250/night in this area.
Amenities listed here were accurate.
Resort
Hotels usually include tennis courts, spa services, fitness facilities, swimming pool, superior dining options, and on-site or nearby golf courses. Coastal resorts boast ocean views or beachront access. A resort fee may be charged.
Beach Access
Hotel is within easy walking distance of a beach.
Restaurant(s)
At least one restaurant is located on the hotel premises.
Pool(s)
Hotel features at least one pool area. (Note: This amenity offering may be seasonal. Please check hours/availability directly with the hotel.)
Fitness Center
Hotel features exercise equipment.
High-Speed Internet Access
Hotel features in-room, high-speed Internet access. (There may be an extra charge for usage.)
Business Center
Hotel offers guests access to business equipment/services.
Golf Nearby
Golf course(s) within walking distance or a short drive from the hotel.
Tennis Nearby
Tennis court(s) within walking distance or a short drive from the hotel.
Spa Services
Hotel offers spa services on the premises.
Children's Activities
Hotel offers special programs, events or activities for younger guests. (There may be an extra charge for participation.)
Started w/ $50, then $57, finally $60.
After looking at several posts, from several boards, $60 seems to be what it always goes for.
Cheapest on the Hotel's web site was $229. I tried through priceline, and walked from $140 up to $156, and was still rejected. Hotwire was cheaper at $160/nt, compared to Pricelines $156 (and that wasn't even accepted) due to more Priceline fees.
Thanks for the input. I didn't want to risk it, so I ended up finding the Monte-Carlo for $159 first night and $199 second night. At least I know what I am getting. :)
I am looking for a room this weekend. Prices are outragous due to the fight, and a lot of places are sold out. I have a backup at motel 6 :)
Hotwire has a 3* "Customer Favorite" for $142/night.
amenities:Casino,Restaurant(s),Pool(s),Fitness Center,Golf Nearby,Tennis Nearby,Spa Services.
I looked on the list, and nothing met this criteria. Thanks for any suggestions.
mb
3* Vegas North Strip
in Hotwire Hotels - Nevada
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I don't see it anymore. Must have missed it. :)