Inside the New Play Playground at Luxor – Worth a Visit?!
Key Points: Vegas is known for “gaming”, but historically, that term meant risking one’s money on the casino floor. Fortunately, for those young at heart, …
Plaza Las Vegas – Deluxe Room Review – Some Good, Some Nasty
Key Points: There are myriad reasons to love Plaza, and I’ve enjoyed stopping in for as long as I’ve been visiting Las Vegas. Among the …
Main Street Station Deluxe King Hotel Review – A Solid Room!
Key Points: Few casinos in Las Vegas match the aesthetic appeal of Main Street Station’s gaming floor. The resort’s Victorian-era theming is unlike anything else …
El Cortez Las Vegas “Original 47” Room Review
Key Points: Few properties in Las Vegas have the “old-school” charisma that El Cortez has, which opened in 1941 and maintains a historic vibe over …
NYNY Las Vegas Soho King Room Review – Recently Renovated
Key Points: It’s been a minute since I stayed at New York New York. My main recollection of my last stay, which was over a …
Review of Paris’ Las Vegas Versailles Premium Suite ($1,000+/nt Room!)
Key Points: Paris recently absorbed Bally’s (now Horseshoe’s) former Jubilee Tower, renovated it, and rebranded it as their new Versailles Tower, which was still under …
Neon Museum Review – Put This On Your Itinerary. Period.
Key Points: The Neon Museum was founded in 1996 and is a nonprofit with the mission of “Collecting, preserving, studying and exhibiting iconic Las Vegas …
I Swung Into the New Atomic Golf in Vegas – Worth Doing?
Key Points: Atomic Golf is the second enhanced driving range experience to hit the Las Vegas Strip, and is a concept similar to Topgolf (behind …
I Stayed in an “Original 10” Room at Golden Gate Las Vegas
Key Points: Golden Gate’s long story started in 1906 when it opened its doors as the Hotel Nevada. The resort boasted amenities like electric lighting, …
