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Houston posted...

If the Tower Spa Suite is also a "stay well", wouldn't it have the same things as a "stay well" Executive King?

Personally, I'd choose the Tower Spa. But that's just me. None of the "stay well" stuff you mentioned in the Executive room would be very important to me or appeal to me, and it sort of sounds some of those things aren't necessarily a make-or-break to you, either.

This specific Tower Spa Suite is not a "stay well," that wasn't available in the free comps. Might ask for a comp upgrade, it's possible some open up.

They definitely weren't make-or-break but neither is the jacuzzi necessarily. It's fun to have but not a necessity. Especially going solo this time. If my girlfriend was coming it would be jacuzzi for sure.

kingdrake2 posted...

probably be happier with the 1st room if the only difference is a bath.
a good bed will help your sleep alot.

Definitely. I used to think memory foam was a ponzi scheme. Shit works.

Alteres posted...

I did, but I read your entire topics too so =\

Anyway, jacuzzi room for sure imo... especially because you have a partner.

I do but she's not coming this time. She was with me last time and, yeah, it was fantastic.

NoxObscuras posted...

The hot tub room, no question. I stayed in a hotel with a hot tub in the room and that was great.

It was great indeed. Vote noted.

Starks posted...

I too am trying to figure out a Vegas trip. A few Double Queens at the Venetian should work, right?

Get the hot tub.

Vote noted.

There's a lot to unpack in the realm of "I want to go to vegas, what should I do and where should I stay?"

As far as the size of your party, it sounds like there's a small group, maybe 5-6? Queen rooms would work for sure.

Venetian I've never actually stayed at, but it's got a great area around it in the canal shoppes. Location isn't exactly "center" strip, but you're close enough to the action if you want to walk closer to center strip. You're maybe a ten minute walk to the Linq Promenade area which is a decent spot with some variety, and another 10 minutes or so to get to Caesars and Bellagio which is pretty much center strip. There will be plenty going on in the Venetian area anyways. It's absolutely a good property to stay at.

That said, if you're more of a younger party vibe, I would recommend Aria or Cosmo. Might be a little pricier but they're super modern and dead center strip. Great atmosphere at both properties, but especially the Cosmo. But if you're more of the tamer crowd, Venetian is a great place to be able to retreat to (what I assume are) quieter rooms than those found center-strip.

[somebody] posted...

Damn I wish I went to vegas as much as you do

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