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<\/a>As we checked into our giant Caesars Palace suite we ogled at the view of the Las Vegas Strip\u2014sparkling lights, giant billboards and hordes of tourists. We almost didn\u2019t want to leave our room\u2014it could have been a nice trip just relaxing on the giant beds and using our bathtub as a jacuzzi. Still, we put on the outfits we had bought specially for this trip (think sparkly dresses and high heels) and decided to explore our hotel. After stuffing ourselves at the buffet we wandered around checking out old ladies playing the slots, well-dressed men playing poker and the general chaos that is the casino floor. We scoped out the bars and restaurants we would be frequenting for the next few days and realized that if you book your hotel carefully, you can have the complete Vegas experience without stepping outside once!<\/p>\nParty, party, party!<\/h3>\n
Even though we were there on weeknights, we hit the town three nights in a row. As San Franciscans, we were not too used to the clubbing scene and were somewhat dumbfounded by the 8-inch heels all the other girls were wearing. Even so, we managed to get on the list at a few different places, including Caesars Palace\u2019s popular Pure nightclub. Packed on a Tuesday night with Vegas\u2019 hottest, we escaped to the rooftop bar for amazing Strip views and electronic music. Even though beers cost $8 and drinks cost $12, we spent a lovely night dancing and people-watching. The highlight was an old hippie dancing by himself that all the pretty young things took funny pictures with\u2014I thought these places had dress codes!<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Don\u2019t forget to relax!<\/h3>\nIn the midst of a week of very little sleep, we spent a very relaxing day at the Roman Baths, Caesars Palace\u2019s fancy spa facilities. Welcomed by dim lighting, running water and cool stone floors, we donned our borrowed bathrobes and slippers and set off exploring. First stop was the biggest jacuzzi whirlpool I\u2019ve ever seen. Next we tried out the different ambient rooms\u2014the steam room, the dry sauna, and the \u201cice room\u201d where snow fell from the ceiling. Finally, we went to the main pool room, taking alternating dips in the ice-cold and extra-hot pools. The pi<\/em>\u00e8<\/em>ce de r\u00e9sistance<\/em> was the tea sommelier who crafted us specialty teas to sip. It seemed almost sinful to leave such a relaxing place and be out in the chaotic, loud Las Vegas Strip again.<\/p>\nIf you go<\/h3>\n
While there’s more going on in Vegas on weekends, it also costs three times as much to visit Friday-Sunday. Try looking for Thursday-Saturday or Saturday-Monday packages, or take some days off of work or school and see what Vegas is like during the week! Always book as far in advance as you can–at least two weeks but more if possible!<\/p>\n
California Tours Las Vegas Air Packages:<\/strong> California Tours books Las Vegas air packages<\/a> from San Francisco<\/a>, Los Angeles<\/a>, Boston, San Diego, and a variety of other US cities. Click the links for more details, or call 1-877-338-3883 for a price quote.<\/p>\n
If you go<\/h3>\n
While there’s more going on in Vegas on weekends, it also costs three times as much to visit Friday-Sunday. Try looking for Thursday-Saturday or Saturday-Monday packages, or take some days off of work or school and see what Vegas is like during the week! Always book as far in advance as you can–at least two weeks but more if possible!<\/p>\n
California Tours Las Vegas Air Packages:<\/strong> California Tours books Las Vegas air packages<\/a> from San Francisco<\/a>, Los Angeles<\/a>, Boston, San Diego, and a variety of other US cities. Click the links for more details, or call 1-877-338-3883 for a price quote.<\/p>\n