Petite Suite at TI Las Vegas – What’s With the Bathroom(s)?!
Key Points: Treasure Island holds a special place in my heart as the first hotel I stayed at in Las Vegas. It was right after …
Properties
Las Vegas is home to the most exorbitant resort properties in the world. Here, we’ll explore unique things to do at each.
Renovated Rooms at Fremont Las Vegas – NICE, Loud, & Tiny
Key Points: Fremont, one of 3 Boyd Gaming properties downtown, has undergone quite the makeover in recent years. The casino floor has a fresh, new …
the D Las Vegas: Great Resort, Bland Room (Starts at $69/nt)
Key Points: the D Las Vegas has long been a “must stop” for me. The 2-level casino is upbeat, with a bit of attitude. The …
My Renovated Circus Circus West Tower Room – I’m Still Out
Key Points: Let’s start with a disclaimer: Circus Circus isn’t my favorite resort in Las Vegas. I love the idea of Circus Circus. The history. …
Not Exactly “Renovated”, But Excalibur’s Resort Tower is OK
Key Points: Excalibur’s Resort Tower has recently received attention and is prominently labeled “Newly Renovated” on the website; the biggest difference being “new” furnishings from …
4 Queens’ Renovated North Tower – Well Done, but Loud AF
Key Points: Ever go into something expecting to be underwhelmed? Well, after my stay in the South Tower at 4 Queens a while back, I …
The Vanderpump Hotel in Las Vegas – Elevated, Yet Familiar
Key Points: Work to transform The Cromwell into The Vanderpump Hotel is complete, and I’ve been eager to stay in a renovated room since the …
Where To Stay in Vegas with Kids – (Besides Circus Circus)
As someone who covers the Vegas travel scene for work, lugging my 2 impressionable daughters to the Strip has been pretty low on my priority …
AYCE Restaurants in Vegas – Korean BBQ, Pizza, MEAT, & More.
Once a staple of the experience, buffets in Las Vegas are slowly going extinct. Currently, only 6 buffets remain open on the Strip, while just …
MGM vs. Ceasars in Las Vegas – One is DOMINATING
Key Points: MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment operate the majority of the Strip, and I thought it would be fun to put ’em head-to-head on issues …