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I have read on several yelp reviews that casinos often offer free limo service to strip clubs, namely the Spearmint Rhino. How do i obtain this service, and is the return ride free? I am staying at the MGM grand, if that helps.

I have also heard that taxis offer free rides to strip clubs, but are the return rides also free?

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I have visited Las Vegas quite a few times over the last several years, and one of the most asked questions I received is whether people should stay on the Strip or Downtown. After I tell them they will enjoy their vacation in Las Vegas no matter where they stay, I tell them the differences between Downtown and the Strip.
Downtown (Old School Vegas)
Downtown is for the budget minded and the serious gambler who do not like all the glitz, glamour, of the strip. All of the casinos downtown are close together and you can easily walk to all of them. Table games like blackjack, roulette, craps, and others also have lower bet minimums than the Strip. Slot machines, and video poker are everywhere and you can always find nickel machines. Free cocktails are always available when you gambling downtown.
The rooms downtown are comfortable, clean, and less expensive than their Strip counterparts. The Golden Nugget is the most opulent casino downtown. Outside of the Downtown casinos step outside at night and look up and see a light show called the Freemont Street experience, which connects most of the casinos. If you like a laid back, block party atmosphere then downtown may be the place for you. If you do want to see the casinos, or catch a show on the strip it’s only a cab ride away.
The Strip
Las Vegas Boulevard is the actual street name of the Las Vegas Strip and it is one of the most famous streets in the world. If you drive down the strip starting at the airport the first casino you will see is Mandalay Bay and thirty casinos or so, later you will see the Stratosphere, which has a roller coaster on top. The Bellagio, Wynn, Venetian, and Mandalay Bay set the standard for luxury in Las Vegas.
If you are a sightseer then you might prefer to stay on the strip, there are hotels for every budget and you will be close to all the new casinos, which are an attraction themselves. The table limits on the Strip can be higher, but you can look around and find lower limits, especially during the week. Of course the cocktails service is always free for gamblers.
Off Strip Properties
We should not forget the off strip properties that range from the budget minded to luxury, and specialty hotel casinos. You can have luxury at places like Green Valley Ranch, which was also the subject of a television show. The Rio Suites are also off strip and where the world series of poker is played. Another favorite is Sam’s Town, which offers a large RV park and comfortable rooms at very good prices, you can even go bowling at their fifty six alley bowling lane.
In summary whether you prefer the mega resort casinos on the strip or the smaller budget minded casinos of downtown you should have a great time. Always check the web for Las Vegas vacation packages. Good deals are always available in Las Vegas, so enjoy your vacation.


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My boyfriend and I are taking our first Las Vegas vacation this June. We aren’t renting a car so we are planning on getting a hotel on the strip. Does anyone have any good hotel suggestions? We would like something that is on the strip, has nice rooms, a nice pool, and is an affordable price (doesn’t have to be super cheap, but not overly expensive). Any hotel suggestions or vegas travel tips would be great. Thanks!

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Everyone knows of the Las Vegas Strip; the lights, the sights, the sounds and unfortunately the crowds and the traffic. The home of big hotels with thousands of rooms such as MGM Grand and The Venetian. Some of the best dining to be found anywhere and high prices to match. World class entertainment. And of course the casinos, with table games and slot machines as far as the eye can see. But when it comes time to plan your vacation, staying off the strip can present some advantages.
Most of the hotels and casinos located off the Strip are referred to as ‘local’s casinos.’ This is due to the fact that locals, those of us who live and work in Las Vegas, do not frequent the Strip casinos that often. We prefer to stay close to home and have found that many of these casinos offer amenities similar to those on the Strip. And the best part is the prices you pay for these amenities are less than what you would pay in the better known casinos on the Strip.
The Green Valley Ranch Resort is by far one of the best off-strip hotels in Las Vegas.
Actually, Green Valley Ranch is not located in Las Vegas, but in the city of Henderson. It is easy to travel to the Strip either by car or taxi and your no more than 15 minutes away. Room rates generally start from $139 a night, of course this depends on what time of year you are planning to travel to Las Vegas. The décor of the rooms is comfy and contemporary without being overly modern and intimidating. When you reserve your room and when you check-in be sure to ask for a room that offers a view of the Strip.
There are so many dining options at Green Valley Ranch you will never need to have a meal at the same place twice. On the high-end you will find Hank’s, a steakhouse and martini bar. Or you may prefer some Asian fare or sushi at China Spice. If an Italian meal is more of you liking then head over to Terre Verde. Sure there aren’t big-name celebrity chef’s attached to these restaurants but you also won’t pay the big prices for those chefs, as you will at the restaurants located on the Strip.
One of the local’s favorites at Green Valley Ranch is The Original Pancake House. A Las Vegas institution since 1953, The Original Pancake House serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and it is all reasonably priced. But as the name suggests they are famous for their breakfasts, especially their huge omelets and the incredible variety of pancakes. Whether you plan to go for breakfast, lunch or dinner you must order breakfast.
The Feast Buffet and the Grand Cafe both offer great value and quality food. The buffet can get very busy on the weekends and in the evenings. Try to stop by for breakfast or lunch during the week or arrive early for dinner. When the local’s are out on force on the weekends, there will always be a wait, but usually you will never wait longer than 20 to 30 minutes. The menu at the Grand Cafe covers breakfast, lunch and dinner and they are open 24 hours.
After the sun sets you can put on your dancing shoes or if you just prefer a cocktail or two you have options without traveling to the Strip. How about a hearty beer at Quinn’s Irish Pub or a drink in the center of the casino at the Drop Bar. If you wish for a little more excitement head outdoors to Whiskey Beach and party under the stars and around the pools. You can even take off those dancing shoes and run your toes thought the sandy beach.
If you want to take in a show you probably should head to the Strip. The only entertainment at Green Valley Ranch, besides the movie theaters, is the occasional concert in the Ovation club or at Whiskey Beach. If you are looking for something on the caliber of Cirque du Soleil or Celine Dion plan a evening on the Strip and book your tickets well in advance.
Shopping at Green Valley Ranch does not come close to the offerings on the Strip, but you can spend a nice relaxing afternoon at The District. Located adjacent to the casino, The District has small shops and big name stores such as Sharper Image and REI all in an outdoor setting. There are also many restaurants most offering outdoor terraces so you can enjoy your meal under that warm Las Vegas sun.
If you plan on doing some gambling during your stay one of the first things you should do is sign-up for their players club. The Boarding Pass, as they call it, gives you more generous rewards than the casinos on the Strip. You can even sign-up before you leave home on their website. The rewards can add up fast and who wouldn’t like a free meal?
While you are visiting their website to sign-up for the player’s club it would be worth your while to give your email address. This can be especially beneficial if your travel dates are flexible or if you are not yet sure when you will be traveling to Las Vegas. Periodically they will send you promotional offers for great package deals or special room rates.
Booking a hotel room off the Strip does not mean you have to sacrifice luxury, comfort or convenience. The Green Valley Ranch Resort is a prime example of this. It does mean you can have all the benefits offered by the big-name hotels, like Wynn Las Vegas or Bellagio. You can always take that excursion to the Strip, but you can also escape the big crowds and retreat to a more relaxed setting. And the best part, your pocket book will have a little more cash in it so you can enjoy a few more hands of blackjack.


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If you want to enjoy the excitement of Las Vegas without the hassle of huge crowds, you should consider staying in a hotel that is off the strip. There are many excellent hotels in Las Vegas that aren’t on the strip, most with casinos.

Emerald Suites Cameron is located across from the Orleans Hotel Casino and Arena and just one mile from the strip. There is a heated pool and a spa. A complimentary coffee lobby is provided and there is a laundry in case you decide to stay that extra day. Emerald Suites Cameron is a nice hotel at a reasonable price.

If you are looking for a historical location, you should try the Las Vegas Hotel Club. It was established in the early 1900s. It is located in the largest gambling mall in the world. It offers several restaurants as well as an ice cream and coffee parlor. Friendly service is a specialty of this full service casino hotel.

The Horseshoe Hotel Las Vegas is only 10 miles from the airport. It is also located near several other casinos, to give you a wider variety in gaming options. The Horseshoe is a landmark and is considered the first hotel to offer something other than sawdust floors and the ambience they created. Guest rooms are cozy and there are plenty of amenities. There is a superb view of Las Vegas from the outdoor pool on the 25th floor.

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino offers rooms and suites. If money is no problem, you might want to try the Penthouse. It has three large bedrooms, a dining table that seats 12, and the lounge has a stocked bar and pool table. If you need a room that is a bit more affordable, the guest rooms are quite spacious. Each room has French doors that offer views of the pool or the mountains.

Arizona Charlies offers round the clock gaming, entertainment and dining. There are several dining options available, whether you want a romantic dinner or a traditional family-style meal. There is also a fabulous pool in a luxuriously landscaped courtyard.

All of the above listed hotels are within easy driving distance of the strip, just in case you want to visit. Whatever kind of experience you may want, there is a Las Vegas Hotel off the strip that is just right for you.


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