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Anyone stay at this place before?
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I live the Mirage, It may be an MGM Owned property but Steve Wynn was the architect.
All the Wynn built casinos have great sportsbooks.
What separates Mirage from other MGM Properties in my opinion is huge sportsbook and if you were gonna play table games like Blackjack
the rules are liberal
and so are the minimums
Very hard to find a double deck game on the strip these days where the dealer stays on soft 17, double after splits are permitted and you can get grandfathered in at 25 a hand if you show up early enough.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrSeanHiggs:
I normally stay on the strip. But I was thinking Fremont. Maybe at The D.
I normally stay on the strip. But I was thinking Fremont. Maybe at The D.
Been at Hilton, Riviera, TI, Mirage, Caesars, Bally's, Paris, Bellagio, Wynn, NY NY, Orleans, Palms, Rio
Never stayed on Fremont though
SLS is a joke. I wouldn't waste my time in there. They are trying to reach out to the hipsters.
My last two trips to Vegas I have stayed on Fremont. I doubt I will stay on the strip any time soon again. Too many bros and douches. Downtown has great odds and actually want you to gamble. Good times there.
Just don't take any glass on Fremont. They all have plastic cups for you to dump your drinks into.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrSeanHiggs:
lol@ bros and douches!! hahaaaaaaa -- Wolffer, ever stay at The D?
lol@ bros and douches!! hahaaaaaaa -- Wolffer, ever stay at The D?
I have not stayed at the D. I have been there plenty of times and really enjoy it there. My friend works at the Nugget and he says the rooms there are some of the best in Vegas. I will probably check that out next time.
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Stayed at SLS, it is the old Sahara.
Rooms remind me of Linq, they both seem to trying to master the 'tiny house' concept. I was in the World Tower, and beds were small.
I don't need a huge room, though.
Positives are that the people are nice and service is good. Also, SLS is located on the monorail stop, so you can get to the Strip quickly and cheaply if you want to go gamble at some of those properties.
They do seem to be trying hard to appeal to the hipster crowd. The sports book is located inside Umami Burger, only positive there is that they had kiosks where you could place wagers inside the casino.
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