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Deciding where to stay in Las Vegas is, in some ways, unimportant. No matter where you base yourself, there’s always something happening in every nook, cranny, and nearby casino. There’s entertainment and excitement galore within walking distance from just about anywhere. With Vegas public transportation running the length of The Strip and into the downtown area, you’re never far away from wherever you want to be. The surrounding streets and suburbs all offer excellent accommodation options, along with plenty more to see. Outside of the bustling Las Vegas Boulevard you’ll discover that the city has much more to offer than flash and glamour too. Experience the Vegas that locals call home.
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Frequently asked questions
It depends, do you enjoy sleep? Las Vegas – aka Sin City – has a way of blurring days into nights and nights into days. Many hit Vegas for a wild weekend, while some prefer to spend three or four days exploring the strip. The restaurants alone are reason enough to linger a little longer.
Vegas is all about the glitz and glamour, so dress to impress. After all, if you can’t wear sequins and heels at 9am in Vegas, where can you?
The Main Strip of Las Vegas is where you want to be. Most of the things you want to see will be within walking distance.
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Whoa, easy tiger. Don’t go too hard on your first night, unless of course you want to waste the next day sleeping. Ease into your Vegas vacay by enjoying a nice meal, snapping a pic at the famous ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ sign, watch the Bellagio Fountains or ride the High Roller Las Vegas Ferris Wheel. Or, you could do none of those things, because Vegas, baby!
Vegas is a year-round party destination. If you’re dreaming of rooftop pool parties and day clubs, summer sizzles in more ways than one. Spring and fall are generally the most popular times to visit as the temperature is a little more bearable. Naturally, holidays are big in Vegas, with Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day weekend, Christmas and New Years drawing big crowds.
Practise your poker face for a game or ten, hit the slot machines, wander from casino to casino getting wonderfully lost, take a culinary tour of the high-end steakhouses, catch a show, take a chopper out to the desert to see the sites, head to ‘Old Vegas’ to learn about the Mob’s greatest hits (and no, we’re not talking about music), dance until the wee hours, ride the Ferris Wheel, watch the dancing fountain at the Bellagio, take a limo out to the Vegas sign – Vegas is anything you want it to be and so much more!
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