Elara 4 Bedroom Suite

[BMAC63]

I was wondering if anyone who has stayed at the Elara (or PH Towers back in the day) in the 4 Bedroom Suite can share their experience with the room. How many people they could comfortably fit? Were there any sofa beds? Overall opinion of the suite. Looking to book one for my buddy's bachelor party in May and wanted to find a room large enough to accomodate 12 of us all together for a reasonable price.

[headstrong]

I was wondering if anyone who has stayed at the Elara (or PH Towers back in the day) in the 4 Bedroom Suite can share their experience with the room. How many people they could comfortably fit? Were there any sofa beds? Overall opinion of the suite. Looking to book one for my buddy's bachelor party in May and wanted to find a room large enough to accomodate 12 of us all together for a reasonable price.

I've never stayed, but I've done extensive research on it as it is one of my top choices for on the strip bang for your buck.

The 4 bedroom, from what I've seen, is 2 adjoining 2 bedroom suites. This would include 4 beds and 2 pull out sofas. The sofa is a "L" shaped so could be 2 sleeping spots without pulling out the bed. For 12 there won't be enough "beds", but I think has 2 "chairs" that could be used as sleeping arrangements. It would be doable - at least in my opinion, but not everyone will have their own bed and some may need to be on floor/air mattress.

Heres a video of the 2 bedroom: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJGqItgosyI

In my opinion you have 3 options,
1) get 3-6 rooms at a hotel of your choosing and try to get them close or connected depending on how deep you want to pack each room
2) get a suite at a place like Elara, MGM Signature, Jockey Club - You'll have more space, but less "real" beds to go around or
3) Private rental either on strip at places like MGM Signature/Jockey or a home and cab to the strip

My bachelor party is likely doing option 3 hoping to have a nice place but also save money for the "action".