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Pricewise, Vegas hotels are feast or famine: the awesome deal you got yesterday? It might triple for Friday's Lady Gaga concert. Then again, bargains in summer, midweek, and after holidays can be shockingly good – even at luxe properties. If you arrive midweek, rooms go for up to 50% less than on weekends. Note that the best deals are often found via hotel websites – which usually feature calendars listing day-by-day room rates – rather than through discount travel websites. Travelzoo.com is a good website to find current deals.

Don't be surprised when you find a 'resort' fee of $5 up to $25 per night on your bill. Valet (tip at least $2) and self-parking are free.

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Encore At Wynn Las Vegas

Classy and playful more than overblown and opulent – even people cheering at the roulette table clap with a little more elegance. The rooms are studies in subdued luxury.

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from $154 per night
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Hard Rock Hotel And Casino Featuring Hrh Tower...

Everything about this boutique hotel spells stardom. French doors reveal skyline and palm tree views, and brightly colored Euro-minimalist rooms feature souped-up stereos and plasma TVs.

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from $99 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Embassy Suites Convention Center Las Vegas

A 10-minute walk from the city’s convention center, this triple-diamond place’s rates may be lower than at newer all-suite hotels because you won’t get a full kitchen here – only a refrigerator, coffeemaker and microwave.

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from $89 per night
3 Star Hotel

Residence Inn Las Vegas Convention Center By...

A home away from home for busy business travelers, even the studio suites here come with full kitchens and an extra sofa bed. This low-lying, bungalow-style complex is smoke-free.

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from $53 per night
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Luxor Hotel And Casino

As the Luxor slowly sheds its kitschy Egyptian theme, guest rooms feature vaguely art-deco furnishings, plus marble bathrooms. Newer tower rooms have much better amenities.

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from $154 per night
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J W Marriott Las Vegas Resort

A 20-minute drive from the Strip out to Summerlin, this over-the-hill Mediterranean-style resort is popular with business travelers, golfers and families. Suite-sized rooms have bathrooms with separate whirlpool tubs and raindrop showers.

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from $100 per night
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Tuscany Suites & Casino

Tucked safely away from the hectic Strip, the atmosphere at this dressed-down Italianate hotel can be downright dead. But it affords loads of privacy, and you may have the swimming pool practically all to yourself.

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from $45 per night
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Silverton Casino Hotel

Don’t let the popular RV park or Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World next door deter you from overnighting at the comfy Silverton Casino Lodge.

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from $119 per night
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The Palms Casino Resort

Off-Strip and originally aimed at young locals, the post- Real World Palms now attracts a flashier, MTV-influenced crowd and is a favorite with celebrity partiers like Paris Hilton and Britney Spears.

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from $99 per night
Condominium resort

Palms Place Hotel And Spa At The Palms Las Vegas

The Palms' high-rise condo, hotel and spa complex lets you flaunt your VIP status in style. Choose from studio, one- or two-bedroom suites, all equipped with gourmet kitchens and step-out balconies.

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from $66 per night
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Alexis Park All Suite Resort

Popular extended-stay hotel has oversized, but well-used suites that come with coffeemakers, fridges and microwaves. Being close to the Hard Rock keeps it full, though it’s starting to show its age.

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from $56 per night
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Lvh Las Vegas Hotel & Casino Formerly Las...

There's nothing memorable about this bustling contemporary hotel near the convention center, but it's convenient, especially for business travelers.

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from $119 per night
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The Westin Las Vegas Hotel, Casino & Spa

Be near the Strip without giving up any business-class amenities at this contemporary high-rise hotel. An upscale chain, the Westin throws in a few Vegas-style perks here and there, including a small casino, showroom and spa.

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from $49 per night
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South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa

Popular with cowboys for its equestrian center, this budget-deluxe casino hotel is a short drive south of the Strip, near the outlet mall.

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from $190 per night
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Green Valley Ranch Resort And Spa

Join a country-club crowd of conventioneers, locals and families here at this barely sophisticated Mediterranean-style hotel. Relaxing rooms come with down comforters and plush robes, plus twice-daily housekeeping if you need it.

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from $111 per night
4 Star Hotel

Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel

A sleek high-rise on Paradise Rd, the Renaissance courts business travelers with comfy in-room work areas, wifi internet access, dual-line phones, a 24-hour business center and convenient access to the city's convention center.

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from $124 per night
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The Signature At Mgm Grand

Like an idyllic off-shore island from the MGM Grand's main casino megaresort, the Signature suites are deluxe apartment-style accommodations outfitted with gourmet kitchens, whirlpool tubs, CD/DVD players and if you're lucky, fresh-air balconies.

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from $55 per night
3 Star Hotel

Best Western Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino

With a facade that vaguely recalls the French Quarter, this pricey and faded chain motel at least offers free wi-fi internet access.

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from $69 per night
3 Star Hotel

Rumor Boutique Hotel

Across from the Hard Rock, Rumor features a carefree, Miami-cool atmosphere with fun happy hours and DJ nights in the lobby. Its airy suites overlook a palm-shaded courtyard pool area dotted with daybeds and hammocks perfect for lounging.

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from $59 per night
Motel

Super 8 Las Vegas Strip Area

Adjacent to Ellis Island Casino & Brewery, varying-quality rooms at least have coffeemakers. Pet surcharge $15.

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from $79 per night
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Red Rock Casino, Resort And Spa

Red Rock touts itself as the first off-Strip billion-dollar gaming resort, and most people who stay here eschew the Strip forever more.

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from $69 per night
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Tropicana Las Vegas A Doubletree By Hilton

A recent multi-million dollar renovation has made 'the Trop' one of our new faves on the Strip. We like how the 1950s spirit lingers in the casino, while the amenities and design are utterly contemporary.

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from $125 per night
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Th Ehotel At Mandalay Bay

The service and style at this all-suites boutique hotel with a contemporary NYC vibe make people want to live here. The spacious rooms come tricked out with wet bars and large plasma TVs.

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from $30 per night
2 Star Hotel

Days Inn Las Vegas At Wild Wild West Gambling Hall

Popular with truckers, this Station Casinos’ gambling hall has cheap motel rooms within spitting distance of the Strip, but you can’t actually walk there. You get what you pay for, so don’t expect much. Solo women may want to look elsewhere.

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from $114 per night
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Caesars Palace

Send away the centurions and decamp in style – Caesars' standard rooms are some of the most luxurious you will find in town.

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from $122 per night
Condo

Platinum Hotel

Just off the Strip, the coolly modern rooms at this spiffy, non-gaming property are comfortable and full of nice touches – many have fireplaces and they all have kitchens and Jacuzzi tubs.

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from $88 per night
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Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino

The ornately appointed rooms have a South Seas theme, and amenities include floor-to-ceiling windows and luxurious bathrooms. Swimmers will swoon over the sprawling pool complex, with a sand-and-surf beach.

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from $36 per night
3 Star Hotel

Bill's Gamblin' Hall

The mid-Strip's worst-kept budget secret sports plasma TVs, Victorian decor and a rollicking fun casino with low-limit blackjack tables for beginners. Guests may use the pool next door at the Flamingo without charge.

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from $80 per night
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Paris Las Vegas

Nice rooms with a nod to classic French design; the newer Red Rooms are a study in sumptuous class.

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from $751 per night
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The Skylofts At Mgm Grand

Glamorous, one-of-a-kind apartments designed by innovative architect Tony Chi have loft bedrooms and two-story windows.

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from $160 per night
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The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

Are the too-cool-for-school, hip rooms worth the price tag, especially when the service falls short of flawless? The indie set seems to think so.

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from $255 per night
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Mirage Resort & Casino

Inside this faux-Polynesian fantasy, gone is the original tropical hotel theme.

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from $81 per night
2.5 Star Hotel

Hampton Inn Tropicana

Recently renovated nongaming business hotel is a restful escape from the ruckus of the Strip (drive or take a taxi).

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from $73 per night
2 Star Hotel

Candlewood Suites Las Vegas

Set just a mile from the Strip. The free wi-fi, free laundry machines and a kitchenette in every room to save on food costs more than makes up for the occasional taxi ride for big nights out.

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from $50 per night
3 Star Hotel

Terrible's Hotel & Casino

Run by a chain of gas stations, this off-Strip cheapie is a slots ‘n’ video poker kind of place. Renovated tower rooms come with plasma-screen TVs; some suites have Jacuzzis. Free airport shuttle.

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