LAS VEGAS INFO. PLEASE?

$40?? Are you kidding me? It's vegas- $40 is just the hotel taxes.

Just join the crowd. Most people who come here now want everything for free or the cheapest they can get it. So far as hotels, you get what you pay for. You are not going to get high class accommodations at that price. You can stay in the middle of the strip at the Imperial Palace and get the cheapest room on the strip. Then again you will pretty much just have a room to sleep in. The cheapest rooms there are actually motel rooms way out behind the parking garage in a separate building.

Your best bet would be a place like Hooters which is a small walk off the strip. It is actually as far off the strip as the MGM Grand Hotel. They are directly across from each other. The difference is that the MGM has the casino to walk through to get to the strip and Hooters you have to walk outside. Hooters offers the best deals around and their rooms are pretty good size.

Buffets on the strip are not cheap anymore. You might want to check out this site for food deals.

http://cheapovegas.com/index.php

For general information on Vegas with things to do, check out this site and look at the Must See page for things that are free or not too expensive.

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You can definitely get a room on the strip for that price, but it's not going to be high class. You might find rooms at Imperial Palace, Sahara, Circus Circus and Stratosphere for those prices. Imperial Palace has a great location, but it's a dumpy place. Luxor was running some cheap specials recently, and it's a nice place. But none of those are even close to "high class." You have to pay out to get a high class experience.

The gondola rides at Venetian are $16 per person. To go to the top of the Eiffel Tower at Paris is $10 for adults.

Great food and affordable also don't necessarily go hand in hand. There are some good dinner specials, but not on the strip. Some are listed here:

http://www.vegas.com/restaurant/specials.html

Plan to pay at least $20 for a dinner buffet. Paris has a good one for about $20. The buffets at Rio, Wynn, and Bellagio are fantastic, but more pricey. You can find cheap food on the strip, but it's going to be fast food, Denny's, etc.

Other things to do:

*Maddame Tussaud's Wax Museum at Venetian

*Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay

*See a show - there are so many, and certainly something for everyone. The Tix4Tonight booths on the strip offer discounted tickets (up to 50% off) for same day shows

*Free shows on the strip - Bellagio Fountains, Pirate show at Treasure Island, volcanoes at Mirage

*Stratosphere - there are intense rides, but it's also a great view

*NYNY is fun - roller coaster, arcade, piano bar, Coyote Ugly bar

*MGM free lion exhibit

*Carnaval Court at Harrah's is fun

*lots of good shopping

If your coming to vegas on a sunday-thursday yes you can get a good room at the orleans https://www.bconnectedonline.com/resnetf.php?TOEHO... for $35 bucks a night! that is the closet nicest csaino your going to get for that price, you and also maybe check out imperial palace which room deals are under $50 bucks and that is dead in the middle of the strip if you want to stay on the strip, this is probably the best deal for you budget https://www.imperialpalace.com/AvailabilityCalenda... But if you planning on coming on the weekends fri-saturday your not going to find many rooms for $40 bucks unless its downtown vegas somewhere.. Go with imperial, your on the strip, dont have to worry about taking a taxi to the strip, your close to all the big name casinos, Imperial as a good car collection classic cars for i think $10 bucks.

The buffets at Paris and Planet Hollywood are the two great, with fairly some strategies, and are priced around $25 for dinner. that's fairly average for Vegas - no longer affordable, yet no longer intense-end. The fairly affordable ones might desire to be prevented - there's a reason they're affordable. The all-day buffet bypass provided via the Caesars team motels may well be much - it fairly is $40 5, and you will visit any of the buffets at those motels in a 24-hour era (is composed of Caesars, Rio, Paris, Planet Hollywood, Flamingo, Bally's, Harrah's, Quad). That finally ends up being fairly some nutrition, and usually extra beneficial than what people on a funds might desire to otherwise spend in an afternoon on nutrition. besides the shown fact that it is something to contemplate. in case you reside at a hotel with between the attractions you point out, or one affiliated, you will usually get a chit once you verify in. we usually stay at Caesars, and many times get BOGO coupons for the Eiffel Tower at Paris and Jubilee at Bally's. The taxis even have coupon books interior the seat wallet - help your self to a minimum of one and leaf by using it - we've gotten coupons for Madame Tussaud's there. A gondola journey is often times lined in programs in case you reside at Venetian, yet i've got by no ability are available in the process a chit for it. The concierge desks additionally usually have coupon books, so it is fairly worth struggling with via there to envision.

This is a really big question. It depends on when you go to Vegas- if your going off season, most hotels will have deals. I went in March, and most hotels were running around 50-70 bucks for even strip view hotels. I stayed at the Luxor for 50 bucks in the towers (which are better than the rooms in the pyramid). Go to priceline.com and bid on your hotel- it really works if you KNOW your dates and are prepared to pay if your bid is accepted at the hotel. I have saved over 50 bucks in one night doing that.

Hey Alex Rocks,

It's tough to get the high class and low budget down... A lot of hotels on the strip are pretty cheap (around the $40 range a night). They really bank on you blowing your money in their Casinos.

Check out my website, http://stayinlasvegas.info./ I plan on updating it over the future and adding more reviews.

One thing I know is that Circus Circus buffets are only good before 9 p.m. :) Good luck!!

Excalibur, Circus Circus and Luxor often have reasonable rates when you book your room with a promotion code. A good resource for this is http://www.vegas-hotels-online.com/ - it has the latest hotel promo codes available.