Vegas Bachelor Party Hotels

[6th&Congress]

Trying to plan a bachelor party in Vegas; can anyone make recommendations for hotels there?

 

[scottsins]

we had the Cribs Suite at the Palms.

it had a big pane of glass behind the bar. on the other side of the windo was a shower, with a pole and disco lighting.

the bed has hydraulics like a low rider car.

pool table, and dj table with cd mixer.

 

[halsteadfrost]

The skylofts at MGM are really, really nice. They don't have stripper poles, but they are two floors, will have either a pool table or foosball table, have tons of TVs, and tons of couches to crash on. I recommend the two-bedroom suite.

Plus unlike the Palms or HRC, MGM is on the strip.

If you aren't looking to do a suite, I'd look into Mandalay Bay. The location sucks, and the casino is just 'ok', but they have an awesome pool, and they have a beachside casino that looks out over their european-style pool.

Wynn is also an option, but their location also sucks (for the same reason, just too far down the strip). They too have a nice pool, and they have a BJ area that is right next to the European pool. Their casino is also nicer than MB, their cocktail waitresses look better than MB's, BUT their table limits can get up there.

Both of these hotels have nice comfortable rooms, but if you are staying in a normal room make sure you ask for a slight upgrade at check in (slipping the checkin lady a $20 should work). It's always good to have at least one large room for bachelor parties.

If Wynn and MB are out of your price range, look into Planet Hollywood. The redesign they did looks good. Their casino is nice with lower limits. The hotel was just built 7 or 8 years ago, so its not in need of updating (like some hotels). The pool area is really big, and of all the hotels mentioned it has the best location on the strip. Also their is a Tropicana Zone, which I think is a restaurant with a bunch of bikini girls.

Other than those hotels listed, none of the others will be good BP hotels. They will just be cheap options, and I wouldn't recommend them. TI has a nice a hotel, but crappy pool, Flamingo has nice pool, but crappy hotel. Caesars has good location and history, but feels old and is too expensive, Monte Carlo is a dump, Paris is an older drowd, Ballys and Harrahs are getting to the bottom of the barrel, and IP, CircusC, tropicana, Excalibur, Luxor, etc. should not be considered. Venetian is too expensive and doesn't really have a Bachelor Party feel. If you think you want to stay at the Palms or Hard Rock, consider that they are off the strip, and it's going to be a huge hassle moving large groups of guys around. It's ok to do it once or twice (like going to a club) but not every time you want to go to the strip, or a club, or to eat, etc.

OK, there you go, thats my 5cents or so....

 

[goat]

Done it at THEHotel at MB and it was a good setup....room has a suite feel with separate living...with couch and two queens.

we fit 5 per room...and the pool is great.

I would 2nd Planet Hollywood.....sweet location...and really cool feel to it...if you have seen the movie 21...that is where they filmed it.....

 

[6th&Congress]

This is good stuff. Thanks guys.

 

[TexasStarHorn]

do what scottsins said. end of story.

 

[Bernard]

If you are with a group, location shouldn't much of a concern. You should be rolling in a limo everywhere you go. When you amortize the cost over everyone in the group, it's neglegible. Walking anywhere in Vegas sucks ***. Don't even get me started on cab lines.

Bernard

 

[4thGeneration]

we have a 1,600 sq ft suite at the mirage this weekend - I'll let you know how it goes (If I can remember!).