super cheap vegas rooms for shows 20-25 bucks
 

leaving cali now and headed to LV just booked and got these budget strip hotels to hop around on for the next 2 weeks:

palace station - $19/night (hotwire)
stratosphere -$24/night
hooters -$25/night

only caveat is palace station has a $15/night resort fee but includes free strip shuttle svc. see yall there, if anyone needs an extra bed to crash on holler icq 23777418

and I'm paying $100 / night here in Thailand... USA economy must be in deep shit for sure :Oh crap

Sounds really cheap for a place like Vegas

Those rooms are that cheap for a reason. Pretty shitty, old rooms.

stratosphere is not bad, but you need to take upgrade to the room (just few bucks) and you get a remodeled room (almost new)

also I stayed in their jacuzzi room, it's great

I stayed at Circus Circus 2 weeks ago and the rooms were pretty good for the price I paid, which was around 150 bucks for 5 nights.

So yeah, rooms are not that expensive in Vegas.

strat is great i stayed their for almost an entire month this time last year but their room prices for showtime now are jacked up way beyond the 21 bucks a night i used to get it for. also being at the tail end of the strip is a bit of a pain. and you may die when traveling by foot the 3 blocks dead zone from strat to sahara, that is no mans land

I've got fond memories of the Palace Station, shot a lot of content there... It's a good cheap hotel with a great staff.

Hooters is a fun party hotel, I love how the casino floor feels like being in a hooters rather than being in a casino.

crazy prices... thats like a jack and coke at the show hotel lol

i didn't think a 20 dollar motel/hotel room even existed anywhere - even shitty cock roach ridden motels in the middle of nowhere charged 40 bucks at least i thought.

LOL...I live here in Vegas and don't even walk that part of the strip...Unless I want some crack, shemales, low grade hookers, or to be messed with by the cops..LOL other than that it's a pretty nice part of the strip...LOL

Rooms at The Golden Nugget are only 40 bucks .....


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I went to a sports handicapping convention at the Palace Station 5 years ago and only paid $20 a night. It was pretty much like staying in a Holiday Inn with a casino, so it really wasn't that bad. There was a Starbucks at the bottom floor right by the elevator so that was convenient at least. You should try and book through them directly, as I have never heard of anyone charging a "resort fee" before...

When I went to vegas and stayed at paris hotel in 2004, it was $380 a night.

I got ripped!

$380. ? Is that for an "all inclusive" room? Blow and hookers included?


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That was for the lowest room on their list with a view of the back card park.
Didn't use the apart from sleep so I don't mind as much, it was a great trip.

The cheap rooms in Vegas are typically only during the week from Sunday to Thursday night.
If you can stay off the strip I always recommend the Silverton Casino or South Point Casino, The rooms are clean and at a very affordable rate. About 5 miles south on Las Vegas Blvd (south point) and 5 Miles south on the 15 (silverton) .

If you want to stay closer to the strip The Orleans is also very reasonable and rooms are fine.

The stuff on and around Fremont street is cheap but a little older, If you don't mind an old school TV and out dated furniture it works fine for a place to crash.

Sometimes it pays to book on Expedia.com before hand so you can get a conformation code with the rate that was given to you online, It's not uncommon for a hotel to suddenly adjust the price higher when your trying to book at the counter.

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$20 - 25 a night. That is very cheap. I am wondering what hours and how many hours is considered a night? Or is it one day - 24 hours?

living large.

These are casinos, Mutt. Even the low rent casinos can afford to offer very inexpensive rooms, since they make a killing off of people gambling, even the locals with nickel slots. I personally like to stay at a place I can walk to the show every day even if it was a little more than dirt cheap.

i once stayed downtown at the El Cortez for $29 a night - a life changing experience...

well i have never seen those prices before but then again i always stayed in mgm or ceasar and mirage etc.

good fee but too far away.

Hmmm, i never even noticed anything at that part any time i've walked down there lol...

that is realy cheap...

Vegas is hurting. Wonder how the hookers are charging.

Really? That is cheap. Post pics of what the rooms look like when you can.

hey Shimmy are you shooting here?

Makes one almost want to make a market research trip

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Indeed :thumbsup

i dunno yet, i have all my cam gear but i doubt there is any indian girls there. hit me up anyway i'll be there in a few hours... icq on my iphone

It's like any other hotel... Check in at 3 usually, checkout at noon. These aren't hourly hotels. :thumbsup

Palace Station does indeed charge a resort fee, and if the site you book through doesn't charge it they will charge it when you check in.

It does include wireless internet though.

I did ICQ you but no answer.. anyways hit me up with a number and I will give you a call. I might know of some NDN for ya.

It's been that way for the last 5 years or so that I know of...

That article from the Wall Street Journal hit the nail on the head:

It's a great time if you have some cash. The strippers are experiencing $200 nights and are appreciative of what you can give them. If you drop $300 in the club you're now a high roller. Before the recession, you had to drop $1000 before anyone cared about you.

As for the hookers, there are quite a few hot ones charging $200/hour. If you see the $100 special, expect an upsell.

I always rent a car, so it's no problem for me. Stratospere really is great value for money. When booking, go direct to their website and choose packages. You have some great upgrade packages there for very little money.