Hotwire Hotel: Las Vegas 5* The Strip - South area hotel

[dfws4]

I am interested in traveling to Vegas Sept 09-12 for 3 nights. Trying to identify the following hotel.

Location: The Strip - South

Star Rating - 5-star

Check-in date: Mon, Sep 9

Check-out date: Thu, Sep 12

Rate: $91.00 ($235.00 other sites*)

90% Hotwire reviews

About US$25 per room per night resort fee

Amenities - Resort, Free Parking, Casino, Fitness Center, Pool(s), Restaurant(s), Business Center, High-Speed Internet Access, Golf Nearby, Spa Services, Accessible for the blind, Accessible for the deaf, Accessible path of travel, In-room accessibility, Accessible bathroom, Handicapped parking, Roll-in shower.

Thank you so much.

[AaronJB]

This would be a possible match for Aria.

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[dfws4]

I just checked again today and the same hotel came up but this time the rate went down to $87.00. Do you still think it will be a possible match for the Aria? Thank you

[thereuare]

If the amenities are exactly the same (no more and no less) then yes, the Aria would still be the best guess.

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[dfws4]

Sorry, I have one more question. Do you know if there is anyway we can guarantee 2 beds in the room?

[thereuare]

The short answer is that you can't.

The longer answer:

HOTWIRE guarantees accommodations for everyone that you include in your search. So if you include 2adults/2children it ensures sleeping accommodations for four people, which should equate to two beds, but the second 'bed' could be a pullout sofabed, rollaway brought into the room, etc. However, searching for quad occupancy will often increase the room rate per nite vs. searching for only double occupancy.

ALSO NOTE that in Vegas most of the higher end hotels now charge more for rooms with two beds (vs. rooms with one bed) even when booking direct, so even if you book for double occupancy and try to request a room with two beds at check-in, it would not be surprising, and the hotel would be within their rights, to charge for an upgrade to do so. (sometimes you get lucky and the check-in clerk is willing to do it at no charge, but i would expect to pay for an upgrade... if you get it for free then consider it to be the start of a lucky Vegas trip :) )

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