Best place to stay in vegas - Tiki Travel

C christiki295 Member LA-2547 mls east Hawaii &5500 Easter Is Joined: Apr 09, 2003 Posts: 3837	C christiki295 Posted posted on Wed, Jul 27, 2011 7:45 AM Tahiti Village is on the other side of the airport, in an area apparently zoned for apts, condos & timeshares. Yes, they do have shuttles. The tropical architecture is most apparent in the lobby, the giant A Frame over the Dennys and in the Tahiti Joe's restaurant. I did not stay there, however. Without a car, I would say better to Taxi there and stay Downtown on the Strip, where one can walk places. The El Cortez is Vegas' most historic casino, so unless the rooms are renovated, I would only stay there for a historical vibe. The Flamingo has a very chill vibe, particularly at the pool, and is walking distance to many hotels, and for those which are not in walking distance, the monorail is across the street, behind Bally's.

Tahiti Village is on the other side of the airport, in an area apparently zoned for apts, condos & timeshares. Yes, they do have shuttles. The tropical architecture is most apparent in the lobby, the giant A Frame over the Dennys and in the Tahiti Joe's restaurant. I did not stay there, however.

Without a car, I would say better to Taxi there and stay Downtown on the Strip, where one can walk places.
The El Cortez is Vegas' most historic casino, so unless the rooms are renovated, I would only stay there for a historical vibe.

The Flamingo has a very chill vibe, particularly at the pool, and is walking distance to many hotels, and for those which are not in walking distance, the monorail is across the street, behind Bally's.

Post #599426 by christiki295 on Wed, Jul 27, 2011 7:45 AM