I've stayed at all three hotels at RS. A King (or double Queen) room at Hilton is all you need at Resorts World. It's the best and most-affordable room, with the same comfortable mattress as the other hotels. At Conrad and Crockfords, you're paying more money for just a few additional feet and inches of space in the room.
We stayed at Conrads in a Deluxe King Strip view on Christmas. It was gorgeous. We were staying 2 weeks at Paris. I was so disappointed in our room there that I found a deal to stay for $70 at Conrad's on Christmas. I'm so glad I did. We had cocktails and apps up at Alle' 66 on the top floor. The views were fabulous. The rooms were fresh, modern, new and clean. The resort is awesome. I loved it. I had better views of the strip from my home in Oklahoma than I did from my room on the strip at Paris Resort. The floor to ceiling windows at Conrad's were awesome to just turn the lights off in the room and watch the city below. We loved the resort. The mall was more than just a bunch or expensive stores I couldn't afford to make eye contact with. It was cool. The big globe is awesome. I highly recommend RW and Conrad's.
I will going to Vegas for the 1st time for my 40th bday in April. All I've been hearing about is RW, and I wanted to check it out. Thank you for your video covering the hotels. I still dont know but I was going to stay at the Conrad but reading the comments I think the Hilton will be fine. It seems quite, and that's what I want after all the partying. I cant wait and I hope I can pull it off. 😢😢😢 I'm supposed to be going with a group but.....many of them will crap out at the last minute. I wanna go with them or not. I'm tired of Florida. I want to visit the West Coast. Thank you for the video. It was much needed. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
You'll love your stay at the Hilton end of the RW property. You get a bang for your buck while still feeling like you're staying in a luxury hotel. And all three hotels have access to the same casino, bars, nightclub, and restaurants. Hilton is def the way to go. Hope you have an amazing birthday. You're in for an amazing trip to Vegas!
@heybrentdavis thank you so much!!! Really I'm not interested in the casinos so much. I might buy a scratch off every 7 months lol but I'm looking to it food, slotzilla, sphere, etc. Maybe even Hoover Dam or Grand Canyon.
@@smoochesnfeathers9493 I'm going to be back at RW in late May. The plan is to do a helicopter ride over to the Grand Canyon. Never done it before. #Prayers 😆
@heybrentdavis 😂😂😂😂 yes definitely prayers. Ummmmm I'm not taking a helicopter ride over it, I'm sure it's beautiful. My plan was to stand and look at it.
Thanks for the informative video. I'm not the type of guy that goes out much but I've made it one of my new years resolution to be more active and travel more. I've always wanted to attend the upcoming gaming event called EVO in July and saw that they have reservation at this place. Pondering if I should go or not...
Is it worth paying extra for the strip view or do all rooms have a nice view anyway? We plan on staying at the Hilton Resort and im trying to see if its worth paying an extra $25.00 a day for the strip view. Also does the $20 trick work here?
Is the strip view worth the extra $25/night? It really comes down to your personal preference and budget. The strip view rooms will be facing south on the strip, the other rooms may be facing west or north, which means you could be facing the Circus Circus parking lot, or west Las Vegas (which definitely is less interesting to look at than the main Strip. But that might be moot if you aren’t going to be spending much time in your room anyway. Most people don’t travel to Vegas for the views or to sit in their rooms. If $25/night is within your budget, and you’d like to occasionally glance out the window to be reminded of what city you’re in, go for it! :) Happy travels!
Hey there, thank you for the comment! ❤️ If you spend a lot of time in your hotel room, a Strip view can definitely be enjoyable. But if you plan to be out and about most of the time (like many Vegas visitors 🎰), you may just want to save the extra $ for other things. I haven't personally attempted the $20 trick at Hilton Resorts World-it could be worth a try though, especially if your stay is during a quieter time and the hotel isn't full. 🙏🍀 Hope you have a great trip!
Resorts World is garbage and not worth anyone's time. Empty Restraunts, empty casinos, empty stores and understaffed reservation desk. If feels like a mall and is confusing to navigate. Even that it doesn't do that well as FSM does it better. Only truly premium experience at resorts World is it's spa. Which might be among the best in Vegas here. That is definitely worth checking out as has Co-ed options as well. Which is great for couples. & suprisely lacking in Vegas as a whole. At least until Fontainebleau opens here shortly. Overall Resorts World missed the boat and needs a change of direction if it is to survive long. I don't recommend staying there as are better choices which are much closer to the strip. As this part still needs some further development as to little to matter.
@weightliftingdoktor I think Sahara makes a much better alternative to Circus Circus in that camp. Nobody strolls the strip around Circus Circus for fun. Instead, they are usually hightailing it to a much more desirable location. Seriously, don’t book a room at Circus Circus because it is on The Strip. Circus Circus is far from the action, and the area is undesirable at best. Actually, I also might consider Golden Nugget here. I mean, it is on Fremont Street, which can be sketchy in places. However, you are going to have a blast there. Drinks and food are probably a bit cheaper than on the strip as well. It is a nice for the area and definitely a much better choice than Circus Circus by a mile. Hope that helps a bit.:)
