Priceline Hotel: 5* Las Vegas (Strip North) Palazzo

[dinosaurateme]

I'm going to be in vegas 10/28-11/1.

There is a 5 star hotel going for $106 a night.

Description includes:

Spa

Resort

Smoke-free rooms

Fitness Center

Pool(s)

Restaurant(s)

High speed internet

Kitchenette

This hotel is also recommended in 90% of customer reviews.

Any idea?

The other hotel i'm looking at is a Las Vegas Strip South area hotel. The price is $121 and is also a 5 star hotel.

Description includes:

Smoke free rooms

Fitness Center

Pools

Restaurants

Spa

This hotel is also recommended in 90% of customer reviews.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!

[jmschn]

I believe it's the Trump hotel...especially if it does not list Casino

[thereuare]

dinosaurateme,

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[dinosaurateme]

I've been searching everywhere for a decent price on a nice hotel in Vegas. I'll be there 10/28 to 11/1. I'm thinking priceline is better for me than hotwire. Can anyone tell me what kind of prices I can expect through priceline? My budget is $125 p/night, but the less money spent, the better. Also, when is the best time to book this? Prices seem pretty high right now, and i'm hoping they'll go down in a couple months. I would also prefer not to stay at the Trump or Vdara (basically, I want to stay in a casino). Any help is greatly appreciated....thx

[Tuffdog]

I'm trying to get almost same dates for last week with no luck. I PRICELINE bid up to 167 5star north strip. HOTWIRE won't even show anything south strip if I select more than 1 room.

[petrel800]

I would venture to say that Holloween weekend in Las Vegas is probably a pretty good weekend to be out there. At this point I would think that several hotels are banking on high occupancy that weekend, they have several months to fill hotel rooms before they get desperate. I did run a quick search on Expedia, and if you have to book something now, it seems like there are several 3.5 and 4* hotels that will meet your 125/nt rate. Maybe book something you can get a refund on now, and then try the priceline/hotwire deal a little later on. Bally's is 119/nt on Expedia, and I've always enjoyed my stay there, a little older, but easy to get an upgrade. Also, there is no resort fee, and you're on the middle of the strip.

It would be my bet that hotels will wait a little longer to start heavily discounting rooms on Halloween weekend, but that's just my guess.

[dinosaurateme]

Thanks for the response, petrel. I'm reaallllyyy hoping I can snag the Venetian for cheap. I'll probably wait until August until I book something...

[AaronJB]

Please keep all posts regarding this stay within this thread.

$125 will not likely be quite enough for a 5* in the North Strip area for these dates at this point, but I would start bidding, working up from $90 by $5's until you reach your $125 max. Additionally, as noted above, you may want to consider a back-up reservation that you can cancel.

Thank you for using the site's HOTWIRE, PRICELINE, Expedia, Orbitz or Travelocity links to start your purchases and searches.

[dinosaurateme]

I have been bidding for a couple months now. Was bored at work and for the hell of it, I tried bidding and actually won at $150 a night.

[AaronJB]

Congrats on your success. :)

Very good result for this 5* Vegas property.

Thank you for sharing your win and using the site's HOTWIRE or PRICELINE links to start your purchases and searches.

Enjoy your stay.