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Going there at the end of the month and I want to blow most of my money on sports. Anyone know?
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My favorite by far is Hilton. It is not as upscale as Caesars but if you bet big money and win, they won't look at you like you are a wise guy like they do at Caesars. You won't be here in time for football but they sometimes have decent nickel lines on Thursdays as well as for baseball.
When it comes to prop bets, they almost always have the most in town. They also have parlays but I don't think they are great bets as a general rule.
The buffet next to the Hilton sports book is okay and better than the not so great cafe. They don't have much in fine dining though so you are better off at Bellagio, Wynn and even Caesars for that.
If you just bet on the ponies, I like Wynn better because their chairs are nicer. If you only bet on baseball, any nickel shop will do but Hilton has nickel lines too. If you are here mostly to watch, Caesars and Bellagio are good for that. If you are the kind of guy who loves to middle and shop for the best lines, downtown is good with several different shops offering independent lines.
This website has a listing of sports books in Vegas and which ones are independent lines, etc. It's also pretty good as an overall source of info on Vegas. Good Luck!
My favorite by far is Hilton. It is not as upscale as Caesars but if you bet big money and win, they won't look at you like you are a wise guy like they do at Caesars. You won't be here in time for football but they sometimes have decent nickel lines on Thursdays as well as for baseball.
When it comes to prop bets, they almost always have the most in town. They also have parlays but I don't think they are great bets as a general rule.
The buffet next to the Hilton sports book is okay and better than the not so great cafe. They don't have much in fine dining though so you are better off at Bellagio, Wynn and even Caesars for that.
If you just bet on the ponies, I like Wynn better because their chairs are nicer. If you only bet on baseball, any nickel shop will do but Hilton has nickel lines too. If you are here mostly to watch, Caesars and Bellagio are good for that. If you are the kind of guy who loves to middle and shop for the best lines, downtown is good with several different shops offering independent lines.
This website has a listing of sports books in Vegas and which ones are independent lines, etc. It's also pretty good as an overall source of info on Vegas. Good Luck!
Planet Hollywood hotel and casino Las Vegas rooms and buffet?
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Did Planet Hollywood remodel their rooms recently. I am staying there this weekend, but unsure of how clean the rooms are. Do they have crab legs at their Spice market buffet? Thanks everyone.
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Spice Market Buffet is presented in 9 different pavilions that includes 2 salad bars, a seafood section, a desert section, and the additional 5 sections - each with a cultural theme. These themes include:Asian, Italian, American, Middle Eastern, and Mexican and each offers many diverse items from which to choose
With seafood section, you can help yourself to crab legs, oysters, sushi, jumbo fried shrimp, and baked salmon. Other signature items include seafood enchiladas and shrimp jambalaya.
Planet Hollywood Rooms include:
Hollywood Hip: standard room with a Hollywood "hip-style". Choice between one king bed or two queen. It is 450 square feet, has two speaker phones, an ironing rack, an oversized bathtub, a shower, and 42-inch plasma television. A purple sitting chair is also available by the window. This room is also available as a "fountain-view room" which offers a remarkable view of the Bellagio Resort and Casino and its fountain water-show. It has the same accommodations as the Hollywood Hip and is usually available at an extra charge.
Resort room: similar to the Hollywood Hip but larger and with more accommodations. It is about 560 square feet with a choice between a king bed or two queens. It has the same ironing board, oversized bathtub, and internet access (for a fee). What is extra other than extra space is that this offers two windows and two chairs. It offers a sofa, double sinks, and ambient bathroom lighting.
Resort Vista: not only does this room have a great view but it is also 570 square feet with a king size bed, marble bathroom floors, oversized soaking tub, a writing desk, coffee table and sofa. This is an add-on to the other mentioned features.
Panorama Suite: about 1,255 square feet this is perhaps considered the most elegant room in the resort. It has a panoramic 180-degree view of the Las Vegas Strip from living room. It features luxurious accommodations like a double door foyer entrance, two sofas or one sofa and several chairs, one 52-inch flat screen TV in living area, a dining area, wet bar with refrigerator, adjoining powder room, large writing desk, separate bedroom area with couch and table, one 36-inch flat screen TV in bedroom, oversized soaking tub with retractable wall, and an iPod station in bedroom.
Spice Market Buffet is presented in 9 different pavilions that includes 2 salad bars, a seafood section, a desert section, and the additional 5 sections - each with a cultural theme. These themes include:Asian, Italian, American, Middle Eastern, and Mexican and each offers many diverse items from which to choose
With seafood section, you can help yourself to crab legs, oysters, sushi, jumbo fried shrimp, and baked salmon. Other signature items include seafood enchiladas and shrimp jambalaya.
Planet Hollywood Rooms include:
Hollywood Hip: standard room with a Hollywood "hip-style". Choice between one king bed or two queen. It is 450 square feet, has two speaker phones, an ironing rack, an oversized bathtub, a shower, and 42-inch plasma television. A purple sitting chair is also available by the window. This room is also available as a "fountain-view room" which offers a remarkable view of the Bellagio Resort and Casino and its fountain water-show. It has the same accommodations as the Hollywood Hip and is usually available at an extra charge.
Resort room: similar to the Hollywood Hip but larger and with more accommodations. It is about 560 square feet with a choice between a king bed or two queens. It has the same ironing board, oversized bathtub, and internet access (for a fee). What is extra other than extra space is that this offers two windows and two chairs. It offers a sofa, double sinks, and ambient bathroom lighting.
Resort Vista: not only does this room have a great view but it is also 570 square feet with a king size bed, marble bathroom floors, oversized soaking tub, a writing desk, coffee table and sofa. This is an add-on to the other mentioned features.
Panorama Suite: about 1,255 square feet this is perhaps considered the most elegant room in the resort. It has a panoramic 180-degree view of the Las Vegas Strip from living room. It features luxurious accommodations like a double door foyer entrance, two sofas or one sofa and several chairs, one 52-inch flat screen TV in living area, a dining area, wet bar with refrigerator, adjoining powder room, large writing desk, separate bedroom area with couch and table, one 36-inch flat screen TV in bedroom, oversized soaking tub with retractable wall, and an iPod station in bedroom.
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