Advice on Hotels in Las Vegas

The Rio Hotel and the Hard Rock Hotel are the best places for a young crowd, a great night life, hot waitresses, and hot women running around. The gambling at the Hard Rock Hotel is not as serious as other places, so it's a good place for first timers. Both the Rio Hotel and the Hard Rock Hotel have great pool scenes during the spring to the fall. The only minor problem is that they are both off the strip, which is not necessarily a terrible thing since cab fair is cheap and quick.

The Bellagio hotel, the Paris hotel and the Venetian Resort hotel are some of the best and nicest looking hotels in all of Las Vegas. They are less ideal for the bachelor party crowd, but ideal for a romantic date or anniversary. It is common to see a least one wedding party wondering around the Bellagio casino. If you are not staying at the Venetian hotel, definitely stop by with your date for lunch or dinner.

The MGM Grand hotel is the largest hotel in Las Vegas with a diverse croud and a very large casino. It's a great value for the quality of the place and the central location of the hotel. It's a nice family place, but also a good home base for the party croud. Check out there virtual arcade - its really fun.

Caesar's Palace is a great hotel and casino becuse you feel like a high roller walking around, but it can be a little expensive for what it is. The Las Vegas Hilton has a similar crowd, but it feels a little less crammed and smoky.

The NY, NY hotel, the Mirage hotel, and the Treasure Island hotel are all good places to stay and they usually have a decent night lilfe. We would vote Mirage the best out of these three for places to stay.

The Luxor hotel is better than Excalibur but both are kinda old and worn down.

The Monte Carlo hotel use to be nice but the last time we checked there no one was around.