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Nightmare trip to Las Vegas....HELP

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  • harvey1964
    harvey1964 Posts: 359 Forumite
    Can anyone help me get the room cheaper than £922...
    My hubby is going to murder me...........
  • blindman
    blindman Posts: 5,673 Forumite
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    We stayed in the Venetian in 2006 and had a Luxury suite which had only one double bed.
    Mind you the room was on a split level, had two TV's and was huge!

    The plans for the suites is here.
  • blindman
    blindman Posts: 5,673 Forumite
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    As Voyager2002 says one scenario is (if the Venetian prices are too high) is to book a different (cheaper) hotel and share the Venetian room between the two couples.

    The Venetian comes up on priceline BTW for about $150 per night
  • Incapuppy
    Incapuppy Posts: 5,713 Forumite
    The 650sqft suite appears to have a double sofa-bed (based on availability) so maybe that would be ok?
  • harvey1964
    harvey1964 Posts: 359 Forumite
    blindman wrote: »
    As Voyager2002 says one scenario is (if the Venetian prices are too high) is to book a different (cheaper) hotel and share the Venetian room between the two couples.

    The Venetian comes up on priceline BTW for about $150 per night
    what ispriceline btw ? is that a site where you bid ?
    think i may have read on las vegas thread about it ? is it safe to book etc with them.sont want to get caught out AGAIN
    I would be lost without this site
  • photome
    photome Posts: 16,685 Forumite
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    Firstly why oh why didnt you read the las vegas thread first ?

    We would never recomend booking a package.

    As you have, it may be best to ring the Venetian and explain to them what you have done,( if you had booked direct there would not have been a problem) 1p per minute to ring going through a 3rd part prefix.

    Most of venetians suites have 1 king bed and a sofa bed but lots have 2 queen beds and you could get put in one of those.

    Just realised you want 2 rooms....you may have to bite the bullet and book a seperate room in which case book it direct with the hotel, go via Fatwallet and look for codes to get reduced rates
  • photome
    photome Posts: 16,685 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Bake Off Boss!
    http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/travel-deals/704925/

    Venetian available from $199 and the Palazzo (brand new and right next door) from $179 a night
  • blindman
    blindman Posts: 5,673 Forumite
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    harvey1964 wrote: »
    what is priceline btw ? is that a site where you bid ?
    think i may have read on las vegas thread about it ? is it safe to book etc with them.so dont want to get caught out AGAIN
    I would be lost without this site

    Yes Priceline is where you bid for rooms.

    It has both pros and cons.

    IMHO you should:
    Contact the Venetian (by EMAIL photome!:confused:) and ask how much a room upgrade would cost.

    Once you've find that price then look around (on the Las Vegas Thread) for offers at other hotels to price up anything that looks good.

    Read the Priceline guide and if that is what you want then you can bid for either a 5* (May be the Palazzo, Venetian or THEhotel) which would cost about $200 per night all in or go for a lower 4* which could be aywhere from $60-$100.

    Basically: DON'T PANIC.

    All is NOT Lost :D
  • photome
    photome Posts: 16,685 Forumite
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    Blindman ...why by email?

    I have emailed hotels in Vegas so many times and more often than not I havent had a reply

    Phoning at 1p per minute gets you an instant response and even if you are on the phone for half an hour it is only 30p.

    i have never used priceline as I still prefer booking direct and If you gamble there is a chance of a room comp (can only be done if booked direct)
  • harvey1964
    harvey1964 Posts: 359 Forumite
    1) Venetian #4 Thanks Intoxic8 (added 12/07/2007)
    2) VISIT VENICE IN VEGAS!
    3) GVMST08
    4) Dates Valid - DECEMBER 07 to DECEMBER 08
    5) Expires - December 31, 2008
    6) MASTERCARD HOLDERS
    7) Link to Offer
    8) Promo Details - $199 select Sunday-Thursday $199 select weekends see link for extras

    this offer brings the price up as $1683 but says its for mastercard premium card holders...( nOt me ? does it matter ?
    where can i check out priceline ? there are 2 priceline.co.uk and .com
    is there a difference. DOnt feel confident now after making a whole mess of the first booking.

    I thought £760 each was a good price and really did think it was for 2 rooms as it did not say and it said a "1 bed suite"
    Belfast flights are hard to come by. Thats not even direct ....
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