Articles About Las Vegas Hotels - Page 2
Cheapest Way to Get From Las Vegas Airport to Strip
The cheapest way to get from the Las Vegas airport to the Strip depends on the number of travelers. A solo traveler can save money by taking a shuttle, but 2 or more travelers are probably better off taking a taxi if their hotel is on the Strip.
Canadians Can Fly From Bellingham For Cheaper Flights
Anyone who lives in lower British Columbia (Vanouver, Victoria, Kelowna, etc) should consder Bellingham when flying for the many benefits it has to offer:
Las Vegas 24 Hour Buffet Pass
The Las Vegas 24 hour buffet pass is a deal that lets you visit select buffets as often as you like within a 24 hour period. For just $50, its worth it for those travellers wishing to eat at 2 or more buffets during their stay in Vegas. Here is an overview of how it works along with some tips to get the most of your pass and avoid long lineups.
America’s Cheapest Cities For Luxury Hotels
Based on a new study by HotelDealsRevealed.com, here is a list of the cheapest (and most expensive cities for luxury hotels in America.
Ever notice that some cities are dirt cheap when it comes to high-end hotels while other cities are seemingly impossible t get a decent hotel at a decent price? You are not along, and in fact, it could be the city that you are staying. In a recent survey of travellers, I was able to determine the top 10 most affordable luxury hotel cities in America, as well as the most expensive. The cheapest cities for Luxury hotels are:
Better Bidding In Las Vegas
Looking for a 5 star hotel in Las Vegas? Here are some tips for better bidding in Las Vegas that allow travellers to avoid certain undesirable hotels such as the Trump, which is off the Strip and does not have a casino. We provide details of which Vegas hotels appear on Priceline, by bidding zone, and by star rating, allowing you to practically guess which hotel you are very likely to receive.
Priceline Express Deals Revealed
Booking on a hotel on blind bidding websites such as Priceline and Hotwire are great for travelers to save money. Only problem is, you don’t know what hotel you are going to get. However, thanks to fellow travelers it is now possible to have your Priceline Express Deals revealed. The Priceline Forum on this site has over 20,000 members who regularly share their winning bids. A “winning bid” is essentially a Priceline hotel purchase on NYOP or Express Deals. We have literally had thousands of winning bids reported and curated into Priceline hotel lists for virtually every city in North America (mostly Canada and the United States), and we are eagerly gathering data for Europe, Mexico and Caribbean destinations.