First Weekend Las Vegas Hotel Suggestion
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 12:15 am
Hey guys,
If everyone has started looking at the rates on the strip for this weekend, you can see how expensive it is. I fell into a nice little find, but I don't know if it will still be available, but might try and check it out as it won't be soon. The place is the Aria, which is right across the street from Bellagio and still a very nice hotel. Here is the deal...
Check hotels.com rate for March 26-29 or 30 and it will give you a cheaper rate along with $75 food and beverage credit than if you went to aria.com and booked through them. If you see a rate cheaper (which it is now), book right away with aria.com (only need first night deposit) and then go to where it says we will match any rate you see cheaper plus give you 10% cheaper than the matched rate. There is a fax form you will need to fax within 24 hours of booking to say you found a cheaper rate. They didn't ask for a screenshot from me, so just in case, take a picture on your phone or print it out. If you need my evidence, just post here and I'll give it to you in case it would work that way. Anyways, you end up getting a hotel for around $270 a night average for 2 queens and even cheaper if you just get a king, which is way cheaper than anything else I found for that weekend. But hurry as I don't know how much longer hotels.com will be offering the cheaper rate for you to do this. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up, as it is a good deal if you can take advantage of it.
If everyone has started looking at the rates on the strip for this weekend, you can see how expensive it is. I fell into a nice little find, but I don't know if it will still be available, but might try and check it out as it won't be soon. The place is the Aria, which is right across the street from Bellagio and still a very nice hotel. Here is the deal...
Check hotels.com rate for March 26-29 or 30 and it will give you a cheaper rate along with $75 food and beverage credit than if you went to aria.com and booked through them. If you see a rate cheaper (which it is now), book right away with aria.com (only need first night deposit) and then go to where it says we will match any rate you see cheaper plus give you 10% cheaper than the matched rate. There is a fax form you will need to fax within 24 hours of booking to say you found a cheaper rate. They didn't ask for a screenshot from me, so just in case, take a picture on your phone or print it out. If you need my evidence, just post here and I'll give it to you in case it would work that way. Anyways, you end up getting a hotel for around $270 a night average for 2 queens and even cheaper if you just get a king, which is way cheaper than anything else I found for that weekend. But hurry as I don't know how much longer hotels.com will be offering the cheaper rate for you to do this. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up, as it is a good deal if you can take advantage of it.