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Hotel Information Please
Posted:
26 Nov 2006, 18:34by steve821
Visiting LV v.soon am considering Caesers Palace.
Choice of Palace Tower or Augustus Tower.
Your views would be appreciated and valued.
Not stayed there before so any up to date information would be great.
Steve
Posted:
26 Nov 2006, 19:28by DavidM
Steve - I'm sorry, but I've never actually been to Las Vegas, and therefore can't help. If I could, I'd make a point of doing so - sorry!
Best wishes.
David
Posted:
26 Nov 2006, 21:31by Scrooge
What type of room are you getting, there are some very nice room's in the Augusta tower with a tub facing the strip that fills from the ceiling.
Posted:
27 Nov 2006, 00:16by xxhellyxx
Evening,
I am a bit of a Vegas freak and off there this Saturday coming for our 8th visit.
I haven't stayed at Caesars either but I found this fairly recent thread on a Vegas forum I use. It is entitled 'Caesars - Palace Tower vs. Augustus Tower' and is discussing the two types of rooms at Caesars that you are considering.
[url][/url]http://forums.lasvegasadvisor.com/messageview.cfm?catid=17&threadid=206675&FTVAR_MSGDBTABLE=
Posted:
27 Nov 2006, 14:40by MarkJ
Originally posted by DavidM
Steve - I'm sorry, but I've never actually been to Las Vegas, and therefore can't help. If I could, I'd make a point of doing so - sorry!
Best wishes.
David
Whilst this is a polite response what was the point of responding? Every post on here uses some server space and if we all responded to posts where we dont have any information then the whole board would soon get pretty clogged up??
In fact - if a mod wants to delete this then go ahead
Posted:
27 Nov 2006, 14:53by steve821
To all the positive replies, "Thanks Guys" a great help.
Have not visited the website given before is very interesting.
Have booked and now packing to go in XXXXX days.
Augustas Tower it is.
Steve
Posted:
27 Nov 2006, 15:00by Decker
Mark
I suspect that David was being polite to ensure that Steve didn't feel ignored after a misunderstanding on another thread.
Posted:
27 Nov 2006, 15:06by MarkJ
Originally posted by Decker
Mark
I suspect that David was being polite to ensure that Steve didn't feel ignored after a misunderstanding on another thread.
Cool - thanks for the heads up!! Hope all is well between them now!!
Posted:
27 Nov 2006, 15:11by Decker
No, David made a supportive post on that thread as it seemed that people were violently disagreeing with Steve. Based upon his own experience he was able to point Steve to another way of looking at it. As Steve's question went unanswered for an hour David doubtless wanted to provide reassurance that it was being read. I suspect this is a bad case of TMI
