Where Can I Find Cheap Hotels In Vegas?
February 14, 2009 – 12:28 pmCheap hotels are abundant in Las Vegas Nevada, if you know where and how to look. Some people have no qualms about staying in a luxury resort twenty minutes off the Las Vegas Strip and renting a car or taking a shuttle to get everywhere. Others prefer one of the older, less classy Vegas hotels as long as they’re close to the action. Who goes to Vegas to sleep anyway?
College students will often choose to stay in a hostel to experience “the full adventure.” Lastly, travelers who have budgeted up to $100/night can book directly through the hotel websites to snag amazing deals.
First of all, if you’re not fussy about when you travel to Las Vegas, then you can find cheap deals at hotels that are otherwise very expensive, but they just happen to have vacancies. Weekdays are half the price of weekends. The two weeks before Christmas (after the December rodeo and before the 25th) are a steal. Also, January is a good travel time because most people are nursing New Year’s Eve hangovers and paying off Christmas bills.
The middle of summer in July or August will offer lower rates too because some people just hate the heat, although the savvy traveler knows that every place is air conditioned on the Las Vegas strip! When you call a hotel, be sure to ask specifically if they have any specials going on. It’s one of those secret traveler hotel tips that could save you a ton; ask and ye shall receive!
If you’re looking for cheap hotels but secretly pine to stay at a Vegas hotel like the Bellagio Hotel or another luxury resort-casino, then you’ll be surprised to learn there are deep discounts at even the nicest Las Vegas Strip properties!
You can consider it a reward for booking directly through the hotel website, rather than going to one of the competitive online discount sites. Usually, these offers are very limited, so bargain hunting may require an obsessive love for internet perusing and lucky timing.
Right now, The Mirage is offering rooms for as low as $77/night and Chef Paul at The Wynn Hotel is offering $200 in free food for a $199/night stay. The MGM Grand has deals for $79/night now, where you receive a pair of free drinks by the pool and a $25 entertainment credit. Mandalay Bay is offering “Stay three nights, get one free” and New York-New York has a promotional package for $89 that includes a dazzling view, 2 welcome cocktails, 2-for-1 breakfast, $15 off a spa treatment, a $10 Free Play,a $5 Starbucks credit and a 2-for-1 rollercoaster pass. The Monte Carlo offers spa, golf and dining credits with a $69/night stay and the Paris Hotel has offers as low as $79/night.
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