Recently, Las Vegas has introduced a new type of fare, aptly named "resort fees." It is basically a "convenience fee" to "benefit" us, so instead of having to pay for unforeseen expenses, such as the gym or on the Internet, there is a mandatory fee that lumps everything together. This can add anywhere from $ 10 per night at $ 25/night. However, there are still few hotels that have not yet applied resort fees. Here are the top 5 hotels remaining without these charges.
1) Cosmopolitan
This is the newest hotel of the group. Opening in late 2010, this 5-star hotel is located on the Strip. It has a giant spider living room, 3 pools, a number of the best chefs in the management of its restaurants, and classy. If you want to try something new, exciting and very luxurious, try the Cosmopolitan.
2) Caesar's Palace
One of the largest properties in the city, Caesar's Palace is a 4.5 star property made famous by the movie "The Hangover". This hotel is located in the center with the Forum Shoppes shopping center located in the interior, and is home to one of the hottest clubs in Las Vegas, "Pure." If you want a blend of luxury and a party atmosphere, stay here.
3) Paris
This 4 star hotel is located in the center of the strip. With a nearly full-size replica of the Eiffel Tower, the hotel offers many opportunities for photos. If that is not good enough, the head of the tower and see the striking silhouette of the top. With great restaurants like the Eiffel Tower restaurant, and Mon Ami Gabi, you get a great mix of culture and luxury.
4) Planet Hollywood
This is another 4 star hotel with a central location. If you want to party in Las Vegas, this is the hotel to do so. With its attractive young audience, great live bands, the Miracle Mile shopping center located in the interior, and Hollywood memorabilia in every room, there really is no better hotel to relax and have fun.
5) Flamingo
The newest hotel in the list is a 3.5 star property, centrally located on the strip again. If you want a more old school Vegas feel, this is the hotel that. The hotel features the Wildlife Habitat with roaming flamingos, koi fish and turtles in the pond, surrounded by a lush tropical paradise of 15 acres. Flamenco is also home to one of the most beautiful pools around the city.
1) Cosmopolitan
This is the newest hotel of the group. Opening in late 2010, this 5-star hotel is located on the Strip. It has a giant spider living room, 3 pools, a number of the best chefs in the management of its restaurants, and classy. If you want to try something new, exciting and very luxurious, try the Cosmopolitan.
2) Caesar's Palace
One of the largest properties in the city, Caesar's Palace is a 4.5 star property made famous by the movie "The Hangover". This hotel is located in the center with the Forum Shoppes shopping center located in the interior, and is home to one of the hottest clubs in Las Vegas, "Pure." If you want a blend of luxury and a party atmosphere, stay here.
3) Paris
This 4 star hotel is located in the center of the strip. With a nearly full-size replica of the Eiffel Tower, the hotel offers many opportunities for photos. If that is not good enough, the head of the tower and see the striking silhouette of the top. With great restaurants like the Eiffel Tower restaurant, and Mon Ami Gabi, you get a great mix of culture and luxury.
4) Planet Hollywood
This is another 4 star hotel with a central location. If you want to party in Las Vegas, this is the hotel to do so. With its attractive young audience, great live bands, the Miracle Mile shopping center located in the interior, and Hollywood memorabilia in every room, there really is no better hotel to relax and have fun.
5) Flamingo
The newest hotel in the list is a 3.5 star property, centrally located on the strip again. If you want a more old school Vegas feel, this is the hotel that. The hotel features the Wildlife Habitat with roaming flamingos, koi fish and turtles in the pond, surrounded by a lush tropical paradise of 15 acres. Flamenco is also home to one of the most beautiful pools around the city.
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