Las Vegas accommodation - luxury options

John259

This is based purely on a quick Google search but FWIW:
http://www.montecarlo.com/rooms/strip-view-rooms.aspx

tomtontom

What are your dates? Prices can vary depending on what is going on at that time.

Is the room or the view most important?

What do you class as a suite - multiple rooms, kitchen etc? Many Vegas suites are what I would class as a large room.

bairn7

Thnaks

View is by far most important...a basic room with an amazing view would do.

Also doesn't have to be a suite. I just assumed that most luxury/high floor accomodations will tend to be at the higher end of the budget, and typically suites.

tomtontom

Dates?

(Promise we won't gatecrash )

bairn7

Oct 29th and Oct 30th!

totallybored

I just paid $119 a night at the Encore, it was from a marketing email though. That was for a regular room and every one of the staff at check in were pushing upgrades, $20 a night for a high floor or the one next to me offered $50 a night for the tower suites.

When you say high floor do you mean the top couple of floors or would floor 20-40 do for example? I've had a 60th floor strip view at Encore before and while the view was good and I took a couple of pics I didn't spend much time in the room. I preferred the 20th floor corner suite at Aria as it's a proper suite with separate rooms and I liked the view of being surrounded by lights. I've also stayed in a Lowish room at the Mandarin with a strip view, view was fine, room was lovely and again I didn't spend too long in it.

bairn7

The higher the better tbh. Strip view for the other half but I'd like a view which enables me to look over the valley. I've seen an ideal Vdara corner suite which would be great but they will not guarantee a high floor.

Have seen a 51st floor apartment in Trump on airbnb that I might go for, but a bit off the strip.

Not asking for much, am I!?

Appreciate the responses

John259

Is this any good? It mentions
"Tower Premier Guestroom - Located on higher floors, providing panoramic views of the 600 square mile Las Vegas valley and mountains"
http://www.stratospherehotel.com/Hotel/Accommodations/Rooms

bairn7

Ooh hadn't considered Stratosphere. Thanks John259, will take a look!

photome

bairn7 wrote: »

Ooh hadn't considered Stratosphere. Thanks John259, will take a look!

If you are looking for a suite for a special occasion I would discount the Strat