Which hotel in Las Vegas
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Which hotel in Las Vegas
I am having a hard time trying to decide between the Monte Carlo Hotel or Ballys. Which one has better rooms? Which one os in a better locaiton? Which one has a better pool? Any information about these hotels I would appreciate. thanks
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I've stayed at both and would say Monte Carlo hands down. It is much newer and nicer. Ballys has the monorail to MGM so if you plan to spend a lot of time there, you may want to stay at Ballys...but otherwise, Monte Carlo is in a nice location and has a very low-key atmosphere.
Can't comment on the pools...I spend all my time gambling!
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Just posted a response to a similar message.. Both your choices are good ones. Check out the website: "cheapovegas.com. It will provide you with some details about both hotels. I've stayed at both, and on the basis of your criteria, I'd go with Bally's, but not by much. I found the rooms comparable; MC rates the better pool; (while I prefer MC's casino, I greatly value Bally's connection to Paris where I find superior dining choices) For me, the deciding difference however, is Bally's premo strip location..
Either one will be a good choice, so go with your first inclination, keep an open mind and you can have a great time!
Either one will be a good choice, so go with your first inclination, keep an open mind and you can have a great time!
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Hmm, I've stayed at the Monte Carlo many times and have never had a dirty room. I guess anything can happen anywhere in isolated cases.
I like MC's location -- next door to NYNY, across the street from MGM. There is a monorail from MC to Bellagio that runs much more frequently than the one between Bally's and MGM (plus for that one you have to walk about 50 miles through MGM to get to/from the station.)
If you monorail over to Bellagio, then you're across the street from Caesar's and Bally's. Then from those you're right at Paris/Mirage/etc.
The other nice thing about MC is that if you go the other way, you're next door to NYNY, then can cross Tropicana Blvd and take the monorail to Luxor and Mandalay Bay. (You're also right at the Trop and Excalibur at that corner, but I don't like either one of those -- esp. hate Excalibur).
Monte Carlo has more "atmosphere," if you care about that. The public areas (casino, shops, etc) feel more elegant than Bally's.
Both places have great locations that make them convenient to a lot of other things. Though I haven't stayed at Bally's, I have friends and family who have and they have been satisfied with it. It's an older hotel, but the people I know say the rooms are pretty big. I would probably go for whichever has better rates for the date you're looking at.
I like MC's location -- next door to NYNY, across the street from MGM. There is a monorail from MC to Bellagio that runs much more frequently than the one between Bally's and MGM (plus for that one you have to walk about 50 miles through MGM to get to/from the station.)
If you monorail over to Bellagio, then you're across the street from Caesar's and Bally's. Then from those you're right at Paris/Mirage/etc.
The other nice thing about MC is that if you go the other way, you're next door to NYNY, then can cross Tropicana Blvd and take the monorail to Luxor and Mandalay Bay. (You're also right at the Trop and Excalibur at that corner, but I don't like either one of those -- esp. hate Excalibur).
Monte Carlo has more "atmosphere," if you care about that. The public areas (casino, shops, etc) feel more elegant than Bally's.
Both places have great locations that make them convenient to a lot of other things. Though I haven't stayed at Bally's, I have friends and family who have and they have been satisfied with it. It's an older hotel, but the people I know say the rooms are pretty big. I would probably go for whichever has better rates for the date you're looking at.
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