Ballys, Harrah's, Caesar's, Las Vegas

[pig4bill]

Loose wimmens? They love a place like Caesars, but you will be doing well to get a standard room for under $200 a night. Planet Hollywood is much jazzier than Bally's and Harrah's and has a "young" feel to it. It has it's version of stripper-casino area similar to the Pussycat Dolls area in Caesars. As far as high style, it's the best in town. The Palms looks nice on the outside but is plain and boring on the inside.

The rooms are very nice, big-ass flat panel tv, separate tub and shower, and like that. Poker is basic 1/2 NL and 2/4 LHE though. Bell is across the street and Paris next door, which is next door to Bally's.

[cc4sc]

Sounds like it will be a bunch of young single dudes in Vegas for a bachelor party and looking for a young/fun crowd.

With this in mind, you have to start at the Palms. Rooms are expensive (much much less during the week), but you will not find hotter chicks anywhere for this demographic. It is off of the Strip, but easily accessible (can take a 7 minute walk across the street to Rio and take free shuttles to Caesars or any other Harrah's properties). True, the hotel itself is pretty vanilla, but it's all about the crowd and vibe and you won't find better for a bachelor's weekend.

The Hard Rock used to be similar and was King, but it's taken a back seat to the Palms. Still great, just not the best.

Those 2 are IT in terms of a purely younger crowd. Then there is Mandaly Bay (still has a majority of young looking).

Then there are other places that cross over age-wise: Caesars, MGM Grand, Paris, TI, Venetian, Wynn etc.

The best clubs in town right now are Pure at Caesars and Tao at Venetian. Hands-down, you'd want to go to those, but it won't be easy with a bunch of dudes (staying there and being hotel guests would help).

My advice is, if you're staying for more than 3 nights, then stay in 2 different places and go up-scale during the week and move to a cheaper place for the weekend.