Las Vegas Experience And Travel Tips

The Venetian Hotel has been for the past several years one I have most visit. All the rooms are spacious without exception. Dining from $$$$$ to $. Matter of fact one of my favorites for anytime meals is the Grand Lux Cafe where the prices are right and the food is outstanding in quality, taste and portions. I find this to be a adult hotel and would not suggest bringing the children.

The Architecture of this hotel is themed to Italy and no detail has been overlooked. You are surrounded with the sights, sounds, aromas and the very essence of Italy. I feel very "at home" here in spite of this hotels massive size. The staff has always been gracious and accommodating and most any request fullfilled. I have only one small issue with The Venetian and that is there is no buffet which I always did fine unusual. But as a bonus they do have a great food court with anything you desire.

Your room will be a suite! Large, about 700 square feet consisting of a bedroom area with your choice of one or two beds, end tables and large dresser containing a tv. A living sitting area usually with floor to ceiling window view, couch, chairs, coffee table, writing desk and of course another tv. Your bathroom here is probably bigger then a few rooms in your own home. Double sinks, seperate shower and tub area, enclosed toilet with a telephone and a makeup table and chair for the ladies. Everything is here for you from shampoo to lotions. Hair dryers to make up mirrors.

The Venitian has a sister hotel which in on the same property. The Palazzo Hotel follows in the same Italian theme. The rooms are pretty much the same with some changes to room decor. This addition is newer so of course a bit more fresher and a bit more expensive.

Caesars Palace is truly a spectacular architectural achievement. Of Roman theme this hotel will overwhelm you with it's Roman Gardens, statues, fountains and landscape design. The hotel design has been structured from the Roman Empire leaving no detail overlooked. Remember those old historic movies? Well you can do a remake right here! Even if you do not stay at this hotel you must explore what can only be called a Empire. Built in 1966 this hotel has consistently expanded adding tower after tower of rooms and a Coliseum that will make you want to battle the Gladiators for your Queen. Outstanding restaurants and food services compliment this Empire with decadent palate pleasers. Of course you pay for such pleasures on all levels. The rooms here are very nice and well appointed with all the amenities one would expect from a hotel of this class. I would have expected that the rooms should have been more in the 700 square foot range but still they are comfortable. If you do decide to stay here I would make one suggestion based on experience...Dont stay in the Roman Tower! I was once given a room in that tower that up to today I consider the worst room I have ever had. And as we know sometimes a bad taste lasts forever.Be that as it may I suggest you pick the Palace Tower, The Augustus Tower or the Forum Tower in that order. Maybe by the time you get there the Octavius Tower will be complete. This hotel can be a bit expensive but you are paying for a experiance not just a stay. The service here was good but not outstanding but then you always will find a disgruntled employee who maybe is just having a bad day. Hey we all have bad days and the employees are human just like you and I. In my opinion this is not a hotel to bring the children along to. I would stay here again if the deal was right.

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