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LAS VEGAS: Enjoy luxury on a tight budget in Las Vegas

For your visit to Las Vegas, you will have the ability to choose from the largest number of hotels in one city, in the world. That guarantees your ability to find the best room for the best price, hands down. With monorail system and public transportation, you re connected to all major casinos and attractions.

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Las Vegas began as a stopover on a pioneer trail to the West and has become a mecca for gambling, live theater, adult burlesque shows, and excitement of every kind.

When to Visit Based on Price

Contrary to popular belief, room rates in Las Vegas seem to reduce during the hot summer months. This can be an advantage for the gambler, because lets face it, air conditioners and no reason to go outside? If you are a sun goddess, then it s also good for you, with cheaper rates and poolside pleasures. Probably the only one suffering at that time of year is the vacationing golfer, who will have to aim for a 6 AM T-time to endure 18 holes.

Low Season: October through November and January through May are less busy. Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $27-$180
• 3 Star: $55-$236
• 4 Star: $114-$165

High Season: June through September offers the best weather, and destination for families. Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $41-$182
• 3 Star: $64-$356
• 4 Star: $150-$170

Magic Savings Tip: Gamblers and pool goddess s, book your trip in heat of summer. However, watch out for big conventions and headliners bringing occasional higher rates. Keep in mind, all the major hotels are competing for your reservation, because they don t make money on the room, rather how much you loose in their casino.

Sights you mustn t miss

Strolling the shops at Caesars Palace, Light show at the pools of the Bellagio Resort, The Mirage and Siegfried Roy s tiger show and Circus Circus carnival, rides and for the kiddies the dinner show at Excalibur Hotel. Guys, maybe the hot wings and visual pleasures at Hooters Hotel and Casino on your much needed break from the table games.

Fun things to do

Visit the Old Town Las Vegas and original casino hotels there or take a guided tour and hear the history of Vegas, complete with stories of gangsters and the bodies buried in the desert. Maybe it was Paris that you really wanted to visit, so take a trip to the top of the Eifel Tower.

Wine and Dine Tips

• Picasso at Bellagio Resort Hotel

If the Wine Spectator can repeatedly award this restaurant for the best wine list, then surely the fine dining will exceed your expectations too.

Enjoy the fine artwork hanging on the walls as you sip your way through that prime steak.

• Delmonico at the Venetian Hotel and Resort

If you haven t heard of Chef Emeril Lagasse, where have you been? One of the top Chef s in the world, Emeril s restaurant Delmonico and Wine Stewart will assist you in pairing that perfect steak with only the best wines of the world.

• Aureole at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino

A Charlie Palmer restaurant that will leave you satisfied beyond desire, both with the dining options, as well as his tower of wines. You may find that you have spent a great deal of your gambling monies, but be so happy you dined here, that you just won t care.

Day Trips

Take a jeep tour in the desert, or jump in your jeans and boots or sneakers for a trail ride. If the trail ride is your pleasure ladies, please leave the 8 inch heals back in your room. Another fun day trip is to the Hoover Dam, a sight you just have to see. All of these adventures can be arranged from your hotel Concierge.

Where to Stay

The city is literally filled with hotels and resorts, proven with its world record for the most hotel rooms in one city. So how do you choose where to stay?

Resorts on every block are competing for your reservation meaning even a modest budget will allow you to experience the glamorous life.

• If you want to spend a weekend living in decadence, book into the Flamingo Hilton Hotel or MGM Grand. Combined with seeing a Broad-way style show like Love Cirque du Soleil at the Mirage will see you living the high life.

• For those less concerned with where you sleep, consider booking into a smaller hotel to increase your spending money. The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino removes some of the extravagance of the larger resorts but keeps you close to The Strip and still has an in-house casino.

• For an eco-friendly option, choose between the Palazzo Hotel and the Aria Hotel. Both have been given LEED certification for their environmental approaches, which is impressive in a city that glows with neon lights.