Aladdin in Vegas
Jun 6th, 2001 | 12:41 PM
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Michele
We stayed at the Aladdin hotel this year and absolutely loved it!! Rooms were huge, especially the bathoom!! We were upgraded to a Resort room which is bigger than standards rooms. Our room even overlooked the Bellagio Fountains. Definetly ask for an upgrade to a Resort room. Spice Market Buffet was o.k. (pricey) Shops were nice. Jazz club is nice. The only negative is when leaving the front of the hotel there will be someone trying to sell you a timeshare. That got annoying, but other than that, everything was really nice.
Have Fun!
We stayed at the Aladdin hotel this year and absolutely loved it!! Rooms were huge, especially the bathoom!! We were upgraded to a Resort room which is bigger than standards rooms. Our room even overlooked the Bellagio Fountains. Definetly ask for an upgrade to a Resort room. Spice Market Buffet was o.k. (pricey) Shops were nice. Jazz club is nice. The only negative is when leaving the front of the hotel there will be someone trying to sell you a timeshare. That got annoying, but other than that, everything was really nice.
Have Fun!
Jun 6th, 2001 | 02:11 PM
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We thought the Aladdin was GORGEOUS!! The rooms were quite large, bathroom was marble and HUGE!! We had a resort room on the 11th floor. We could see the fountains at Bellagio from our room.
Be sure to ask for a room facing the fountains. That was a nice tough. Closet space a bit small, but still worth it!
Great location on the strip! I would say go for it..
Buffet expensive, but I personally prefer the Rio's buffet anyways.
Be sure to ask for a room facing the fountains. That was a nice tough. Closet space a bit small, but still worth it!
Great location on the strip! I would say go for it..
Buffet expensive, but I personally prefer the Rio's buffet anyways.
Jun 6th, 2001 | 02:16 PM
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Anyone else out there get the feeling that 'jan' and 'pam' are the same person?
Same writing style, same strange "[email protected]" e-mail address (who puts a dot in the prefix before the "@"?)
Same writing style, same strange "[email protected]" e-mail address (who puts a dot in the prefix before the "@"?)
Jun 6th, 2001 | 06:59 PM
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Our experience was not the same as the previous posters. We go to Las Vegas at least once a year - and we will never stay at the Aladdin again. We did have a room overlooking the fountains (the good thing) - and the room was large - BUT, it was not clean, especially the bathroom. Also, the people in the casino were actually rude (I've never experienced that anywhere else in Las Vegas) plus there were MANY children. Other than that, it was great...
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Jun 7th, 2001 | 06:00 AM
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For sleeping purposes, I don't know.
For gaming purposes, the Aladdin has to have the ugliest "new" casino in LV. Went there, and left after 5 minutes or so. It was really bad. The Paris next door, or the Bellagio across the street are WAY better.
For shopping purposes, it's OK.
For gaming purposes, the Aladdin has to have the ugliest "new" casino in LV. Went there, and left after 5 minutes or so. It was really bad. The Paris next door, or the Bellagio across the street are WAY better.
For shopping purposes, it's OK.
Jun 7th, 2001 | 08:28 AM
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I have a funny feeling that the positive messages sound like a hotel troll.
Check out past posts in this forum and at www.lvol.com -- hardly any positive reviews on this hotel, staff, and service.
Check out past posts in this forum and at www.lvol.com -- hardly any positive reviews on this hotel, staff, and service.
Jun 7th, 2001 | 09:08 AM
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EXACTLY!!!!
Bitterpants and Ed and Jean are saying what I've been thinking all along.
Would someone really go to the trouble of posting phony praise of a hotel?
I think "Wondering" was right, though.
What's up with this fake praise? It makes me think about being suspicious of other posts on other topics. Sad.
Bitterpants and Ed and Jean are saying what I've been thinking all along.
Would someone really go to the trouble of posting phony praise of a hotel?
I think "Wondering" was right, though.
What's up with this fake praise? It makes me think about being suspicious of other posts on other topics. Sad.
Jun 8th, 2001 | 12:42 PM
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Len:
At least the Paris doesn't have that ugly lamp in the middle of the casino...(I rubbed it over and over and nothing happened... go figure
Bellagio is indeed quite nice, though since I had much better luck at Paris (and stayed there and got a free upgrade to a very nice suite), I guess my heart is there...
And turning $30 into $300 really helps my heart...
At least the Paris doesn't have that ugly lamp in the middle of the casino...(I rubbed it over and over and nothing happened... go figure
Bellagio is indeed quite nice, though since I had much better luck at Paris (and stayed there and got a free upgrade to a very nice suite), I guess my heart is there...
And turning $30 into $300 really helps my heart...
Jun 9th, 2001 | 04:44 AM
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O.K. Smarty pants. So this means Ed & Len must be the same person because they use there name and xxx.xxx.x as there e-mail address. I tell you, this board is becoming a pick on traveler forum.. Fodors is going to lose a lot of there daily users because of smart mouth, ignorant people who have nothing else better to do but to screen posts all day!!!!
