subject: Low-cost Las Vegas Accommodation Away From The Strip [print this page] It took more then 4 decades of building, reforming and replacing to bring Las Vegas to its current position. Some of its most famous 60s hotels were destroyed and others came in their place. The city does not hold still even today and is always after the next development to attract more visitors. Casinos are built, hotels and attraction sites are improved, one trying to over top the other crating an amazing cluster of attractions, also known as the Las Vegas Strip.
It is not enough to build casinos that will lure the high rollers to play their money. The place offers also the average men the means to spend his bankroll. In order to accommodate for the fact that not all the visitors of Las Vegas can stay in suits and play high money the city also offers a selection of accommodation solutions.
The most expensive accommodation is found within the strip. When looking for a more tight budget solutions, looking off the strip is only the first step. Downtown offers of course a selection of hotels with prices lower then those counterparts in the strip. But for most people that is not enough. The further you distance yourself from the center/strip the cheaper the offers you might get.
The agenda that the cheaper hotels have is to fill their rooms as much as possible but compensate for the money lost on the room prices with casino profits. In essence this strategy is very clever and has been adopted by many of the big hotels in and outside the strip.
Many of the luxurious hotels offer visitors reduced-priced rooms, mostly off-season or during the week, when business is slow. The aim is to attract the customers with low night stay prices and keep the visitors in their related casinos by offering package deals. People would rather stay and play in their own staying area if they are offered free playing chips or winning a free hotel meal when playing the hotels casino.
So, when looking for your best fitted low-price accommodation, try to look for a place that is off the strip but not way too far that it becomes a nuisance to travel to the casino and back to your hotel. In that sense the cheap price offered is no longer an advantage. It is maybe best looking at some of the smaller motels of the strip that can give you bargains on their rooms.
by: Rudy Sandler
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