Sapphire asked:


My family and i are going to drive to Las Vegas, has anyone drove to Las Vegas? What’s it like?

And any ideas on what to bring with me when going to las vegas? xD

Reid

tennis junkie asked:


me and my boyfriend are planning to take a trip to cali and vegas. he flies for free and i pay a companian ticket price but we’re limited on the companion tickets and we don’t want to drive too far…so you guys know what is the closest airport in cali that is closest to las vegas?
yea i forgot to say i’m coming from hawaii lol

Tamara

Rebel asked:


Driving…What highways,roads,etc?

I heard you have South on 93 to go to Grand Canyon from Las Vegas.

How long would it take me to get there?

THANKS!

Darrell

angela asked:


HAS ANYONE EVER BEEN TO LAS VEGAS FIR NEW YEARS BEFORE? IF SO , HOW WAS IT? IM THINKING OF GOING.

Jordan

BabyGuRL2002 asked:


I am planning on going to Las Vegas for my birthday in the winter time any places you recamend to stay, eat, or to just have fun.

Cedric

King Leo asked:


I was wondering what i can do in Las vegas since i am 18? Can i get into any clubs or anything?

Wade

Luxury Las Vegas Suites asked:


Over the last decade, the hotel industry in Las Vegas, Nevada has seen a dramatic shift away from the typical high rise luxury hotel and casino model to a more inclusive, more dramatic hotel resort model that includes more amenities such as pools, spas, retail space, entertainment options, and dining options on premises as well as large scale reenactments of such famous scenes as the New York skyline, the Eiffel Tower, and strange tropical islands; a perfect example of this trend towards a resort styled hotel in the Grandview at Las Vegas. When taken into account with the neighboring casino and entertainment arena, this hotel can be billed as a vacation resort and boasts such amenities as a lagoon like pool area complete with a full scale, erupting volcano and reenacted pirate battles, luxurious and spacious suites, large gaming and gambling casino, eighteen screen movie theater, bowling alleys, and dozens of upscale dining options.

Like other newer hotels in the Las Vegas area the Grandview at Las Vegas likes to advertise itself as an all inclusive resort. Gone are the days of considering a hotel just a place to sleep in between casino visits and shows. These days many visitors do not leave the premises of the hotel they are staying in. This phenomenon has occurred because so many hotels offer everything a tourist would want under one roof. The Grandview is no different.

The first and most obvious attraction that this hotel offers is a dramatic recreation of a lagoon or island like resort. The exterior of the building is dominated by a pool area that offers guests four thousand square feet of water, a double-sided waterfall, poolside dining and bar options, poolside spa and hot tub facilities, poolside fitness amenities, and a dramatic, full-sized, and fully functioning volcano. This volcano erupts several times a day to the delight of all visitors and guests. A poolside fitness center includes treadmills, stationary bikes, yoga and stretch areas, and free weights and a state of the art music system that allows each guest the ability to listen to their own music poolside.

The suites at this hotel have also been designed to be more than simply a place to sleep at night. Most suites come complete with a full service kitchen with full sized appliances including a refrigerator, stove, oven, and microwave. The bathrooms are spacious with Jacuzzi style tubs and marbled floors. Rooms also include state of art entertainment features which includes high speed internet, on demand television, and big screen televisions.

Next store to the hotel is one of the area’s largest casino and entertainment arenas. This venue offers one of the largest casino floors complete with card games, slot machines, gaming tables, and sport booking services. However, the complex is also home to an eighteen screen state of the art movie theater, bowling alley, a high end gaming arcade complete with all of the latest gaming technology, a performing arts stage, live concert venue, and a forty thousand seat equestrian center where world class horse racing and other competitions can be seen. There are also half a dozen dining options ranging from sandwiches and soups to luxurious four star restaurants.

When all of these features are taken into account, it is no wonder that the Grandview at Las Vegas is considered an all inclusive resort. 



Morgan

buckhunter_50401 asked:


Iam thinking of a vacation to las vegas. would it be a good place to take kids. i heard it was called sin city.thanks for your help..

Taylor

Pilot asked:


In early April, I am taking my family to Southern California, and then after 3 days we’re driving out to Las Vegas are to see the Hoover Dam and some other things. What are some other things to do in the city that families can do? I have 2 kids, my son is 14 and my daughter is 12. Any suggestions are appreciated! Thanks!

Shannon

Spoo asked:


If given the chance, would you live in Las Vegas for a month & what would you do while there?

Monique