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Thx, I'm going to guess we won't be able to throw down 8 of these at one table though. Damn you and your rules, Groupon.FYI Pampas has a 50% off Groupon going right now if you don't want to chance running into 2-for-1 girl.
Thx, I'm going to guess we won't be able to throw down 8 of these at one table though. Damn you and your rules, Groupon.FYI Pampas has a 50% off Groupon going right now if you don't want to chance running into 2-for-1 girl.
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Trying to actually help if you'd stop back in here and answer my questions.Gentlemen, there is a poor innocent bachelor depending on your insight here.
FYI do not to to sapphire pool per recommendation above.
Did you go? I'd love to hear from someone with first hand experience.
I booked a reservation for 9pm on Friday and when i called the chick asked if would be using a coupon (she called it something different but whatever). Point being i think coupons are everywhere and they basically expect them at this place. Maybe that means the place sucks but for all you can eat Brazilian style for 10 dudes I think its more than serviceable. I am not looking for the swankiest place in town.Thx, I'm going to guess we won't be able to throw down 8 of these at one table though. Damn you and your rules, Groupon.FYI Pampas has a 50% off Groupon going right now if you don't want to chance running into 2-for-1 girl.
Tip #1: Find a coupon for this place. Otherwise, it's a little pricey. Usually, there's a girl standing out on the Miracle Mile handing out coupons. You'll recognize her. Believe me. If she's not there, you'll find a coupon in some of those books people are always trying to hand you on the strip.
I did not but there are numerous reviews on Jack Colton forums." post="15863768" timestamp="1377653298"]Trying to actually help if you'd stop back in here and answer my questions.FYI do not to to sapphire pool per recommendation above.Gentlemen, there is a poor innocent bachelor depending on your insight here.
Did you go? I'd love to hear from someone with first hand experience.
Essentially:
• PRicing for drinks/cabanas/etc are pretty much the same as the normal clubs
• The strippers are there partying in pasties. They interact some but they're not just walking from chair to chair and grinding in your lap like indoors.
• If you want a dance you get brought inside into the club.
• The clientele is pretty much all guys aside from the strippers
• They frequently advertise celebrity guests that never show up
So, you're hanging out at a pool with a ton of sketchy dudes, watching strippers in pasties dance or whatever, but if you actually want any contact or action you're paying for it inside.
Unless you're so beat up looking or lacking in game that you've got NO chance at a regular pool party, I'd rather go where the girls aren't on the clock and pay per grind.... yanno? I have nothing against strip clubs, but many of those girls don't really excel at the "light of day" test either.
Brian Sweet : Lead VIP Host : Light Nightclub / Daylight Dayclub : (702) 806-3942It may be worth having his info. The groom asked not to plan a nightclub as that's not really his thing, but I have a feeling we may end up at one after we all get some drinks in us.Brian Sweet is the guy to talk to there and at LIght (The nightclub) as he is the head host / podium guy at both. Let me know if that's in the cards for you guys and I can put you in touch with him. He took great care of us at Daylight and me (solo) at Light.
Reaper said:Just my 2 cents... I'm on the elder age of attending a Crazy Pool party and was never a Club guy....
Went to a Bachelor party last month and somewhat reluctantly chipped in $400 for a "Pad" at edge of the Pool At Encore...
HOLY #### What an amazing time!!!! Highly recommended. Did I say HOLY ####!!!!!!~@#!#$
The pad location was the best in the place right by the DJ booth....
Not sure I would feel the same way without "Bottle Service - Prime Location".... But, we had the spot everyone wanted to be at....
For anyone on the fence - especially with a group / Bachelor party, I consider it a No Brainer MUST do and THE Best time of the Weekend...
We also went to Rhino and as someone who has been to Vegas countless times, I found that place to pretty much blow - Back in the day I used to be a Cheetahs guy - the Girls at Rhino make fun of Cheetahs - Maybe it changed but, Rhino was a major step down / choice of girls / Dance situation from what I remember at Cheetahs....
Funny, as someone who used to go Strip Club insane at Bachelor Parties in Vegas - Most of the excitement was eclipsed by the Pool Party / Bottle Service..... I stress location and Bottle service b/c waiting for drinks with no prime locations probably wouldn't have been near the experience. Listen to ICON.
Texas De Brazil is a little off strip and no interesting atmosphere, but the food is very solid if you haven't had it. Fair prices.Icon, you're an all-star.
Went ahead and reserved a daybed with Chris. STK looks good too. Gonna talk to the peeps in the group that don't make FFA money and see if they can swing STK, otherwise we'll do Fogo or Texas De Brazil as it basically has a set cost (not counting the vino).
Had a solid weekend. The plaza is definitely no frills at all, but we literally just slept and showered there. The formula of table gaming downtown and sportsbook at the LVH was perfect for our group and likely how we'll do it each year. The LVH is light years above any sportsbook downtown. Plus, they have a smoke free room to the side with large plush chairs that is clutch.decided on staying at the plaza. 50% of the cost of the LVH and we liked the reviews. can always cab it over there if we dont like the book at the plazaThx. Great info here. Our group is currenlty debating staying downtown vs. LVH. Every time we've got we've stayed at the LVH b/c of their huge sportsbook (we stay all day saturday and sunday for football), but do all of our table gaming downtown (all day/night friday and saturday night). There's something great to just wake up, walk downstairs and plop in a chair at the sports book. On the flip side, staying right were all of the action is for the night time is nice too.I want to expand on the above, flippant answer. If I was taking a significant other to Fremont Street, only the GN would do.
Having said that, my notebook indicates you may be planning a guys-only football weekend. In that case, there may be other options. The D (formerly Fitzgerald's, I know, it's stupid) has a bunch of recently-renovated rooms in the tallest hotel tower downtown. They have some corner rooms with wraparound windows, and can be had for about $70 on weekends. Their suites can sometimes be had for under $100, and look really nice. Their sportsbook, however, will not pass muster with someone accustomed to LVH.
The Plaza has also renovated, with furniture and fixtures from the mothballed Fontainebleau project. The rooms will be about the same price as the D, but the sportsbook has been completely redone, and should be roughly comparable to the Nugget, and superior to anything else downtown.
The former Lady Luck is reopening soon as Downtown Grand. They aren't taking reservations yet, but it probably will be in the next month or so. There will likely be some bargains available as they try to put heads in beds.
I am leaning toward the El Cortez Cabana Suites for my bowl game and Wild Card extravaganza in January. Some of the best blackjack and video poker anywhere, and bars of every description have sprung up on that end of Fremont. But it's a 3-star hotel on its best day. The niceness of the hotel is low on my list of priorities...obviously.
The Golden Nugget is still the nuts downtown. It's a AAA Four-Diamond hotel, which I don't think any other property downtown has a prayer of ever achieving.![]()
This is late, but hopefully better late than never.Did you go? I'd love to hear from someone with first hand experience.
Help them find a room or help them pay for a room?Synthesizer said:This involves some very hot female friends joining me in Vegas so any help or advice would be appreciated......
I'm staying at the Marriott Grand Chateau from Oct 25th-28th with a group of guys. I'm good friends with two of these girls, one of them is turning 30 earlier that week, they live in Utah and want to drive in and join us. Hell yes. They've asked me to help them find a room. Obviously would like for them to stay at the Marriott or nearby. There are 4 girls total. Pics available if it will help. Thos:e: pics available too![]()
I don't s:e:e any new threads yet. Its hard to give solid advice without further intel.
A few of us stayed at the Plaza down near Fremont St and went to the Palomino a couple of weekends ago. I had a great time. Girls were a lot of fun, definitely on the better end of the looks spectrum and not pushy at all.If you don't mind a smaller place, I had fun at Palmoino. Girls hung out at the bar a lot and didn't make a hard sell (but, there were only like 12 guys there the night we went, so they didn't have many others to push). That was a few years ago... Rhino was overcrowded in my opinion, but the bar at the back of the place was a salvation. I wasn't bothered as long as I was at the bar. I still like Sapphire the best when it comes to the big clubs. No matter where you choose, don't forget to call ahead and have the club send a limo to pick you up. You do not want to arrive via cab...I think Vince Neil's club took over the Deja Vu. Bottomless is not a big deal. I DO want to be able to drink a beer however.Is deja vu still there? It was bottomless, which meant no booze, but if u snuck some in, you were good to goI think Spearmint Rhino or Sapphire might be a bit too advanced for me. I'm looking for a chill Vegas spot where I can see the sights, enjoy a reasonably priced beer, and not be constantly hassled for a dance. Thanks for any ideas
Love Cosmo. Have stayed in the Terrace One-Bedroom. One of the best rooms I've stayed in. It was huge with a sepearte living room with wraparound couch and small kitchen area. They offered upgrade to Terrace Suite for +$100 a night (I declined, my mistake). Or the Wrap Around Suite for +$150 a night (I declined, huge mistake). You can definitely get two beds in the terrace one-bedroom which imo is still awesome. My only recommendation is no matter what room you are in the higher the floor the better. We were on 30 something floor the first night and could hear Marquee from 2 am when we got to the room to about 5 am. Next night they moved us up to 60 something floor and we couldn't hear anything.I don't s:e:e any new threads yet. Its hard to give solid advice without further intel.![]()
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I fly out in 6 days. Cosmo City Room comped for wed/thurs night and then moving over to caesars for fri/sat nights (palace tower deluxe).
Any feedback on those rooms? Suggestions for requests on tipped upgrade requests at either location? Catch is we definitely need two beds (It's the GF and I, then two other girls in the other bed)... as much fun as it sounds, I'm not sure the GF would dig me+3chicks in a single bed all week. Plus one of the girls is my GB's wife.![]()
Trying to find a good birthday dinner option for 6 folks (My GB and his wife will be joining us) Saturday night. Suggestions? Considering steakhouse (Craftsteak or Carnevino) but would entertain other options too. Anything in the $25-50/head plus drinks would be solid. Thoughts?
Looking like maybe Holsteins for burgers fri night. Maybe hitting Leggasse Stadium at Venitian Thursday night to get some NFL action plus my Red Sox will be playing that night as well. May get a couch for the 6 of us and eat/drink there. Will see.
Brunch at Mon Ami Gabi on Sat AM is the GF's only "must do" request.
Working a tradeshow 7a-4p on thurs/fri so will be taking it easy on wed/thursday nights.
Wouldnt' be able to do brunch. Only time for one "brunch" while there (setting up booth wed afternoon and working thurs/fri afternoon). Sat afternoon the GF was very specific about mon ami gabi for brunch sat. flying out sunday. That said may try dinner thereI'll second the recommendation for brunch at the Border Grill. It's fantastic.
The ambiance isn't nearly as good for dinner (but it's not necessarily bad either). If you want to go romantic and are OK dropping someWouldnt' be able to do brunch. Only time for one "brunch" while there (setting up booth wed afternoon and working thurs/fri afternoon). Sat afternoon the GF was very specific about mon ami gabi for brunch sat. flying out sunday. That said may try dinner thereI'll second the recommendation for brunch at the Border Grill. It's fantastic.
, then take her to Aureole.After review I would just get a room on my own (f your friends) and invite them all to stay with me free of charge. I would also bring rubber sheets and maybe a dart board and create a fun new watersport.Synthesizer said:Post:e:d
I'm not at all familiar with Vegas. I've heard that Planet Hollywood is next to the Marriot Grand Chateau. Any other hotels worth looking into?
Cosmo wraparound terrace?Taking the wife to Vegas in December. We usually stay at the Venetian, but I remember reading in here (I think) about a really cool balcony suite at one of the other hotels. I can't remember which one it was. I think it was a top floor type of deal and really sweet.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Cosmo wraparound terrace?Taking the wife to Vegas in December. We usually stay at the Venetian, but I remember reading in here (I think) about a really cool balcony suite at one of the other hotels. I can't remember which one it was. I think it was a top floor type of deal and really sweet.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Did I miss the trip report?Cosmo wraparound terrace?Taking the wife to Vegas in December. We usually stay at the Venetian, but I remember reading in here (I think) about a really cool balcony suite at one of the other hotels. I can't remember which one it was. I think it was a top floor type of deal and really sweet.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?![]()
Even the terrace studio has a pretty sweet setup if you're not needing anything too crazy. My pics from a couple weeks ago.
).Ah I guess I didn't post anything up:Did I miss the trip report?
Link?
Huh.... now I'm curious.By the way, downtown is officially cool. Spent last night down there, and headed back tonight.
Between great cheap rooms at the refurbished Nugget, drinks at the Downtown Cocktail Room, The Griffin, Commonwealth, and good cheap eats at Le Thai, Le Comida, and cheap blackjack and craps, it's awesome.
Really cool place, the Gold Spike. Darts, oversized cornhole, outdoor patio, two pool tables, and an under-21 section ().
Those look awesome, but it's not what I remember. I searched the thread and didn't find what I was looking for. Maybe it was somewhere else. I thought it was a top floor room somewhere with a big patio open to the sky above. It had some cool looking sofa type things out there. I just for the life of me can't remember where it was.Cosmo wraparound terrace?Taking the wife to Vegas in December. We usually stay at the Venetian, but I remember reading in here (I think) about a really cool balcony suite at one of the other hotels. I can't remember which one it was. I think it was a top floor type of deal and really sweet.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?![]()
Even the terrace studio has a pretty sweet setup if you're not needing anything too crazy. My pics from a couple weeks ago.
You're gonna want to go over to MGM for poker in that area. Or Excalibur if you want to play low limit vs. crappy players.Has anyone stayed at Luxor recently? I'll be there by myself for the first night so basically just looking for a clean room and a nice poker room. I booked through Hotwire and ended up with Luxor. I stayed there ~ 10 years ago in the pyramid tower and it was pretty decent. Should I definitely request the pyramid tower again?
Big fan of PH. Never had a great time in Aria though.Stayed at the Cosmopolitan Mon-Fri last week. Am I one of the only people who doesn't like the place? Doesn't do much for me... The standard room was decent, nothing great. The vibe in the casino was meh, nice eye candy, but that's about it. Food is way overpriced.
I'll take the Aria over it every time. I spent most of my time in Aria and PH. PH isn't bad for a mid-low end experience and I love the female uniforms and table dancers in the Pleasure Pit.
Of all the time im in Vegas, never make it downtown. Mental note for the next trip.By the way, downtown is officially cool. Spent last night down there, and headed back tonight.
Between great cheap rooms at the refurbished Nugget, drinks at the Downtown Cocktail Room, The Griffin, Commonwealth, and good cheap eats at Le Thai, Le Comida, and cheap blackjack and craps, it's awesome.
Really cool place, the Gold Spike. Darts, oversized cornhole, outdoor patio, two pool tables, and an under-21 section ().
I believe my wife and I will be there Dec 12-16. Great hotel.Just booked my wife and I at the Venetian for Dec 14 - 17. They have a great sale going right now, especially during the week. Rooms are $109 per night. Use this code: EVNOV3.
ETA: I think it expires Wednesday so hop on it if.
Cosmo is all about the eye candy, especially on Fri/Sat night.Stayed at the Cosmopolitan Mon-Fri last week. Am I one of the only people who doesn't like the place? Doesn't do much for me... The standard room was decent, nothing great. The vibe in the casino was meh, nice eye candy, but that's about it. Food is way overpriced.
I'll take the Aria over it every time. I spent most of my time in Aria and PH. PH isn't bad for a mid-low end experience and I love the female uniforms and table dancers in the Pleasure Pit.
I took some friends downtown last week. Walked through the Downtown Grand. It used to be the old Lucky Lady. It was really nice. We went over to The Mob museum across the street afterwards. Admission was $20 and well worth it. We were in there for over 2 hours. Definitely worth to see when you are looking for a break from drinking & gambling.By the way, downtown is officially cool. Spent last night down there, and headed back tonight.
Between great cheap rooms at the refurbished Nugget, drinks at the Downtown Cocktail Room, The Griffin, Commonwealth, and good cheap eats at Le Thai, Le Comida, and cheap blackjack and craps, it's awesome.
Really cool place, the Gold Spike. Darts, oversized cornhole, outdoor patio, two pool tables, and an under-21 section ().
Very cool! I love that place.Statorama said:I believe my wife and I will be there Dec 12-16. Great hotel.kutta said:Just booked my wife and I at the Venetian for Dec 14 - 17. They have a great sale going right now, especially during the week. Rooms are $109 per night. Use this code: EVNOV3.
ETA: I think it expires Wednesday so hop on it if.
Standard rooms nothing special - and no bathtub. I'm a shower guy, but if you plan on having any woman involved in your trip it kind of sucks not to have a tub.FreeBaGeL said:Cosmo is all about the eye candy, especially on Fri/Sat night.17seconds said:Stayed at the Cosmopolitan Mon-Fri last week. Am I one of the only people who doesn't like the place? Doesn't do much for me... The standard room was decent, nothing great. The vibe in the casino was meh, nice eye candy, but that's about it. Food is way overpriced.
I'll take the Aria over it every time. I spent most of my time in Aria and PH. PH isn't bad for a mid-low end experience and I love the female uniforms and table dancers in the Pleasure Pit.
It's expensive as heck in there though, but the nice things is after a quick viewing of the eye candy you're right in the middle of things when you want to find another casino to gamble in. I don't think I'd ever actually stay there, but I always make sure to at least stop in on the weekends.
Hoping to be there in Feb. Really looking forward to it. Any restaurant recommendations for a fancy evening?Very cool! I love that place.Statorama said:I believe my wife and I will be there Dec 12-16. Great hotel.kutta said:Just booked my wife and I at the Venetian for Dec 14 - 17. They have a great sale going right now, especially during the week. Rooms are $109 per night. Use this code: EVNOV3.
ETA: I think it expires Wednesday so hop on it if.
If you don't have $109 per night for weekdays, call them up and give them that code. They will change your rate. I think it's $169 on weekends.
See you at the Gondola races!
The place you'll run into is the B&B Ristorante, but a buddy of mine said it was one of the worst meals he's ever had.Hoping to be there in Feb. Really looking forward to it. Any restaurant recommendations for a fancy evening?Very cool! I love that place.Statorama said:I believe my wife and I will be there Dec 12-16. Great hotel.kutta said:Just booked my wife and I at the Venetian for Dec 14 - 17. They have a great sale going right now, especially during the week. Rooms are $109 per night. Use this code: EVNOV3.
ETA: I think it expires Wednesday so hop on it if.
If you don't have $109 per night for weekdays, call them up and give them that code. They will change your rate. I think it's $169 on weekends.
See you at the Gondola races!