Vegas

[catnipdipper]

Geez why didn't I think of this earlier.......Bunny Ranch and then it is all expenses paid?

[Camille]

Haha..no thanks. Nothing work related on this trip. I've had several emails telling me to check out the AVN's...nope...not interested.
I am definitely going to check out the Thai restaurant though..and one or two others on the list. The Wynn has limited rooms available...apparently there are 2 big conferences the same time I am heading there...so that's out. Will look at the other suggestions later...

Thanks again everyone...

C x

[exoticbabygirl]

I vote for venetian. I'll be there for Christmas

[GIN*CHERRYBOMB*JOY]

ive never been either but people cant shut up about the cirque thing since im a huge beatles fan i should really get out ther to see it but from what i hear life changing!?!?!

[runswithscissors]

Just got back from Vegas; met up with some clients from Asia who also wanted to see Love at the Mirage. This is my third time to see the show, and I must say it is still a great show to see.

If Wynn and Encore are booked up with conventions, try the Venetian which is right across the street from the Mirage where Love is showing.

After the show, check out the Rhumbar; an outdoor lounge at the Mirage; good drinks and live music; one nght was Salsa, one night was Jazz, and another night was Brazilian. A very good time.

Check out Ona; an Italian restaurant in the Mirage for maybe a wine and cheese plate before the show; a very extensive wine list and wonderful cheeses and meats.

I usually stay at the Wynn, but have a lot of clients who will stay at the Mirage for the shows ( Love ) and ( Terry Fator ) and the pool and spa services are very good.

[Camille]

"I color outside the lines....."

So said Carrie of Big

C

[FLWrite]

You'll have a fine time and have no trouble finding extraordinary spa experiences and dining experiences. You've received some fine suggestions here for hotels. Over the years, we've settled on the Bellagio as our destination of choice. As a whole, it is not the city of bargains it once was. The Wynn is a crown jewel to be sure but my guess is you'll grow weary of the upcharge on everything. Did I say everything? My apologies. I meant to say "everything."

[Whirlaway]

I conduct alot of business in Vegas; The Wynn, Bellagio and the newly opened Aria.

If you love Thai. One of the absoultuley best Thai resturants (in the US) is Lotus of Siam. DO NOT MISS THIS if you like Thai. It is off strip but well worth the effort.

http://www.saipinchutima.com/#/HOME-01-00/

I have seen all of the Cirque shows and enjoyed Elvis at the Aria the most.

[Adrielle]

Add me to the list of people voting for the Venetian. I stayed there nearly 2 years ago, it was fantastic.

[Camille]

Obviously, I'm going to get spanked if I don't got to the LoS.
Good job I like Thai food

C x

[Guest083011]

Originally Posted by Camille

Obviously, I'm going to get spanked if I don't got to the LoS. Good job I like Thai food C x

A spanking might be due from me to you anyway?

Thai Chili in Maynard is pretty good if you're northwest of Boston.