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Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2010
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I'm just trying to work out final cost for the 2nd part of my stay in Vegas and it's more difficult now a lot of the hotels have introduced these new resort fees. Namely Wynn in this instance.
Anyways does anyone have any experience of booking through the following sites and whether they have resort fees included in the total costs as they have no mention of them in their T&Cs unlike most of the big international hotel bookers who have a disclaimer attached.
http://www.atlaschoice.com/new/
http://www.netflights.com/
http://www.cityandshow.com/
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I've booked before with cityandshow with no problems but never at a hotel which charges the "Resort Fee".0 -
Does anyone have the dates for next years spring break?0
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September
It's called March madness, lasts the last 2 weeks or so of March when the NCAA basketball finals are on. The one time I would NEVER visit Vegas.Does anyone have the dates for next years spring break?The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0 -
September
Why not just drop them a line and ask?I'm just trying to work out final cost for the 2nd part of my stay in Vegas and it's more difficult now a lot of the hotels have introduced these new resort fees. Namely Wynn in this instance.
Anyways does anyone have any experience of booking through the following sites and whether they have resort fees included in the total costs as they have no mention of them in their T&Cs unlike most of the big international hotel bookers who have a disclaimer attached.
http://www.atlaschoice.com/new/
http://www.netflights.com/
http://www.cityandshow.com/
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I've booked before with cityandshow with no problems but never at a hotel which charges the "Resort Fee".
All of the above have been used by us and no problems, as to weather they include the resort fee is hard to tell as it seems to change quite often. Example that if you get the Wynn on hotwire they do not charge the fee for all bookings this yearThe common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0 -
AprilDoes anyone have the dates for next years spring break?
It varies by school but stoneman's right about March - it's generally a very busy time...there are 2 pages on this link.
http://www.tripsmarter.com/panamacity/springbreak/sbcalendar.htmDoes remembering a time that a certain degree of personal responsibility was more or less standard means that I am officially old?0 -
Why not just drop them a line and ask?
As it happens I already have emailed all three. So far only Cityandshow have responded and all of their prices include resort fees and tax. which is nice.All of the above have been used by us and no problems, as to weather they include the resort fee is hard to tell as it seems to change quite often. Example that if you get the Wynn on hotwire they do not charge the fee for all bookings this year.
That's what I thought until realised I hadn't seen Wynn on there for two weeks. Double checked today and they are now listing a resort fee to be charged. "The hotel collects this fee of about $20 per room per night directly from you, so it won't show in your Hotwire®
total." It doesn't have the STE suite amenities listed but does have the golf symbol so I'm pretty sure it is the Wynn.0 -
It's called March madness, lasts the last 2 weeks or so of March when the NCAA basketball finals are on. The one time I would NEVER visit Vegas.
Why not? I have been 3 times during March madness and never had problems getting a cheap hotel room and no other issues either, so just wondered0 -
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September
We have been twice during MM and the pools are full of knobs, and the vibes around the casinos is just insane, not for us but hey, some may like it.Why not? I have been 3 times during March madness and never had problems getting a cheap hotel room and no other issues either, so just wonderedThe common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0 -
September
Ahh this one again. Venetian and Pallazo also come up in Hotwire, and they DO charge a resort fee. Over on betterbidding there is a thread about this, and you can tell if it is Wynn as they are the one not charging the resort fee. The golf symble only means that the hotel is within a short distance to golf, like the LV country club behind the HiltonAs it happens I already have emailed all three. So far only Cityandshow have responded and all of their prices include resort fees and tax. which is nice.
That's what I thought until realised I hadn't seen Wynn on there for two weeks. Double checked today and they are now listing a resort fee to be charged. "The hotel collects this fee of about $20 per room per night directly from you, so it won't show in your Hotwire®
total." It doesn't have the STE suite amenities listed but does have the golf symbol so I'm pretty sure it is the Wynn.The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0
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