Bachelorette newbies...where to stay??

[ph1491]

Hi!

We are planning a bachelorette trip in September and we need some help figuring out where to stay. This will be everyone's first Vegas trip, so we are pretty clueless on finding the right place to stay. It's going to be a group of 6-8 girls all in our mid 20's. We're wanting to do the typical bachelorette activities, i.e. eating, clubs, and pool parties. We are trying to keep our costs reasonable and thought it might be easier/cheaper to just get a suite to split evenly. Is this the recommended option for a group this size? Which hotels would be our best options for this type of arrangement? We would like to be in a good location that will be easily accessible to the fun spots. What is the best way to do this without breaking the bank while also having a great first trip to Vegas?? Thanks in advance for any suggestions or tips!!

[artedm]

Welcome!
Do you know what weekend your thinking about in September?
Vegas is great all the time
1st weekend in Sept. is Labor Day Weekend,
2nd has George Strait and Drake concerts
3rd is potentially fight weekend/ mexican independence,
4th is iheartradio festival

anyway- you can go high end or low end on rooms its totally up to you. Some people find they spend very little time in the room.
pool parties open around 11am with headline dj on around 3pm going till around 6pm
nightclubs open around 11pm with headline dj on around 1am going till around 5am

Have a look at the nightclub/pool lineups to see which events you would like to attend.
Tons of restaurants celebrity chefs etc

[kp3205]

Welcome to the board.

A lot of people do The Venetian 2 queens Bella Suite which has a pullout couch.

http://www.venetian.com/hotel/suites/bella.html

My wife did her bachelorette dinner at Andrea's and party at XS and Surrender but did not do the table as they had her do a burn book. Click on view packages and you have 3 dinner options and scroll down to see the pool and club options.

http://encorebeachclub.com/book/bachelorette

Marquee also does bachelorette deals.

http://bachelorette.marqueelasvegas.com/

Hope this helps for starters.

[1sttimeyay]

I highly recommend Palazzo/Venetian! It is a bit more expensive than some of the other options but it has soooo much more room than any other hotel room at a similar price. The problem with suites with a group of that size is that there are rarely enough sleeping spaces and certainly not enough bathroom space for that many girls.

I'm going to be staying at Palazzo at the end of the month and we have a king suit connected to a Bella suite (2 queen beds). That will comfortably handle our 7 girls with room to spare. The best part is two full size bathrooms and living rooms for pre-drinking and the inevitable dick themed games you'll want to play. We did that set up (or 2 Bella suites when we had a slightly larger group) 3 times last year and it honestly can't be beat.

[fromBtoD]

Agree with Venetian, its right in the heart of the strip.
My suggestion is MGM. It's got a great pool, Wet Republic, Hakkasan, spa, lots of restaurants and shops, and you can walk over the bridge to get the tram to Luxor and Mandalay. Luxor has LAX and Mandalay has Light and the Foundation Room. MGM Casino has a great vibe, too! They usually have deals for bachelorette parties, if you book directly through the hotel. Have fun!!!

[VegasRegular]

I second /fromBtoD - MGM- check out the Signature suites. I hosted a bachelorette party for my bestie there a few years back. Ended up being pretty cheap for all that were willing the share a bed. Also, you can have groceries (including alcohol!) delivered from Vons, so that saved us all a ton on breakfast and midnight snacks and those first few cocktails!

[fromBtoD]

I second /fromBtoD - MGM- check out the Signature suites. I hosted a bachelorette party for my bestie there a few years back. Ended up being pretty cheap for all that were willing the share a bed. Also, you can have groceries (including alcohol!) delivered from Vons, so that saved us all a ton on breakfast and midnight snacks and those first few cocktails!

Def get a bottle and some food for the room. VegasRegular is right it saves $ especially for breakfast food. The delivery is a great option, I've never tried it before but definitely will this next trip in Sept, or there is a liquor store at Miracle Mile and even one at the airport.

[kp3205]

On the vons webpage first delivery is free. I tipped the guy $10 and he brought it up to the room for us when I met him in the lobby.

[VegasRegular]

I've had Vons deliver to Signature a bunch of times, and to Vdara once. In all cases, the groceries arrived before I checked in, and the hotels held the groceries in the bellman fridge for me and after check in, the bellmen delivered everything to my room. They def don't advertise it, but the Signature has no problem accepting the delivery. Vdara was a bit more 'itchy' about it haha! Vdara has a "grocery store" in their lobby (very small, limited and expensive) so if you stay there, you'll def want to be checked in and meet Von's in the Lobby.