Hotwire Hotel: 4* Las Vegas (Strip) Aladdin

[Swingkat75]

Hello,

I LOVE this site! I really need help quick. We're moving to Vegas in a month and I'm heading out there this week to find a place to live. I'll be arriving on April 11th and Dep. April 14. Since it's just me, I don't really care where I stay, but obviously the nicer the better. The most I would like to spend is $105 a night. I pricelined a 5* for $100 and didn't get anything. They did offer me "a hotel" for #183/night. I imagine it was the Venetian. Any help would be appreciated! THANKS!

[thereuare]

Hotwire is showing 4 star hotels in both the North and South strip within your price range (mid-$80's).

It also looks like you can book Ballys direct at their website for $97/nite and make a claim against their Best Rate Guarantee against the rate HERE. Ballys will match the rate and beat it by 25%, bringing the above down to about $75/nite.

Not sure which way you want to go, but a quick look shows the above which seem like pretty good options.

Let us know what you decide to do or if we can be of further help.

[Swingkat75]

I went with one of the deals on Hotwire. Got the Aladdin for three nights at $77/night. The Paris hotel looked to be the other one with the same amenities and I was hoping for that, but I think the Aladdin will be just as nice.

Thanks for your help! Attached is the list of amenities displayed for this hotel.

Casino, Restaurant, Pool, Fitness, Spa, Hi-Speed Internet, Golf, Tennis, Business

[Swingkat75]

Just wanted to post an update on my stay. The Aladdin Hotel is undergoing MAJOR renovations and will eventually be renamed "The Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino". The whole idea behind it looks swanky posh, sort of falling in line with the Palms. While I know the Aladdin Hotel is older it still is a great hotel. I never once felt like I was staying in an old hotel. The service was impeccable and the amenities were everything I wanted or needed. I would recommend this hotel without a second thought.