Bally’s in Vegas
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Bally’s in Vegas
I like the Bally’s in A.C. Nice place, good food, people are pleasant enough. No nonesense place. Not as flashy as Taj Mahal, but good enough.
So how's the Bally’s in Vegas? I am thinking of staying there next time I go.
I see prices arent bad, higher than on Fremont st, but not by much than Riviera, Luxor, Tropicana, Harrah's.
So how's the Bally’s in Vegas? I am thinking of staying there next time I go.
I see prices arent bad, higher than on Fremont st, but not by much than Riviera, Luxor, Tropicana, Harrah's.
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Another recommendation, we've stayed at Ballys in Vegas many times for their good rates and I love the location. Easy to get to Bellagio, Ceasers and you are basically "mid-strip". Some rooms have been remodeled, sometimes you get lucky with a view of the Bellagio fountains.
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Another vote here for Bally's, if you get a good price. It's "attached" to Paris. Some cons: The casino doesn't have the filtration system the newer hotels do (for cig smoke), and the pool area is very simple.
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Where Bally's is one of the better hotels in A/C, it's one of the lesser hotels in Vegas.
If you can get the Mirage, Treasure Island, Monte Carlo, Planet Hollywood, or one of the newer hotels at City Center for not much more money, I'd stay at one of those.
It also depends on how long you're staying and how far you're coming from. If you are flying cross country, treat yourself and stay someplace newer and nicer.
I will admit the location is great at center strip.
If you can get the Mirage, Treasure Island, Monte Carlo, Planet Hollywood, or one of the newer hotels at City Center for not much more money, I'd stay at one of those.
It also depends on how long you're staying and how far you're coming from. If you are flying cross country, treat yourself and stay someplace newer and nicer.
I will admit the location is great at center strip.
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I would also choose Bally's unless I had been to Vegas before (I am guessing you haven't) in which case I choose the Luxor. The Trop is an old dump, Ex is cheesy & for kids (think Knights of the Roundtable). Riviera is also aged although I have not been there recently. Harrah's is OK, but nothing special. Everytime I have stayed there it has been on somebody elses' comps & the pool is teeny-tiny.
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I'd stick with Bally's,SAnParis' descriptions are on target, the only problem with Luxor is it's at the "end" of the strip, so, IMO, the location is not as good. I also like that Bally's connects with Paris so you can get great pastries and coffee at La Notre, (I think that's the name it's the very good French bakery) in the AM.
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We stayed at Bally's a few years ago and our room was fine. The location can't be beat - center strip. When we stayed there, half of the hotel and been renovated and half hadn't. We got a new room which was nice and clean. Nothing fancy, but fine. My sister and her husband got a room in the older part of the hotel that had not been renovated and it was awful - very dated and just had that "not clean" look that older rooms have, no matter how clean they really are. Definitely ask for a newly remodeled room.
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I stayed at Bally's about 6 years ago and would stay there again. Location is great although our room was a little dated. Also on the list is the Tropicana and while it had been pretty dated they recently remodeled. I have not seen the new rooms but the pool area is very nice. On their website the new rooms look pretty nice, especially for the money.