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I Stayed At Every Hotel On The Vegas Strip

Safiya Nygaard・2 minutes read

Safiya and Tyler go on a two-week adventure to stay at all 33 hotels on the Vegas Strip, focusing on hotels directly on South Las Vegas Boulevard. They compare base rooms and unique characteristics, visiting two to three hotels daily and spending the night only at the last one.

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  • Safiya and Tyler embarked on a two-week adventure to stay at all 33 hotels on the Vegas Strip, focusing specifically on South Las Vegas Boulevard, excluding off-Strip properties and timeshares.
  • The hotels visited varied greatly in terms of ambiance, cleanliness, amenities, and overall experience, showcasing a diverse range of accommodation options and attractions within each establishment.
  • Dining experiences played a significant role in their journey, exploring a multitude of international cuisines and street food options, highlighting the culinary diversity available along the Vegas Strip.

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Recent questions

  • What is the Las Vegas Strip known for?

    Entertainment, shopping, and gambling attractions.

  • How many hotels did Safiya and Tyler stay at on the Vegas Strip?

    33 hotels.

  • What are some attractions at Mandalay Bay besides the casino?

    Water features, stores, bars, and restaurants.

  • What is the theme of The Mirage hotel?

    Tropical island.

  • What attractions does Circus Circus offer?

    Family-friendly attractions.

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Summary

00:00

"Vegas Strip Hotel Adventure: 33 Stays"

  • Las Vegas Strip is renowned for its entertainment, shopping, and gambling attractions, featuring themed casino mega resorts.
  • Safiya and Tyler embark on a two-week adventure to stay at all 33 hotels on the Vegas Strip.
  • They focus on hotels directly on South Las Vegas Boulevard, excluding off-Strip properties and timeshares.
  • The plan involves starting at the south end, moving north on the west side, then returning on the east side.
  • The duo books a room at each hotel, aiming to compare base rooms and experience unique characteristics.
  • To cover all 33 hotels, they visit two to three hotels daily, spending the night only at the last one.
  • The first day includes stays at Four Seasons, Delano, and Mandalay Bay, all within the same building.
  • Four Seasons offers luxury but lacks Vegas-themed excitement, with a notable NBA player presence.
  • Delano impresses with all-suite rooms, unique styling, and a focus on giant rocks in the lobby.
  • Mandalay Bay, the parent hotel, concludes the day with a room showcasing a large quilted headboard and imposing design.

10:14

Luxurious Vegas Hotels and Attractions Explored

  • The room at Safiya Films is comfortable and spacious, with a Cabana vibe and a reasonable price.
  • The bathroom features a large bathtub, a normal shower, and interesting toilet painting.
  • The Mandalay Bay offers various attractions besides the casino, including water features, stores, bars, and restaurants.
  • Activities at Mandalay Bay include visiting the Wave Pool and Lazy River, where inner tubes can be purchased for $30.
  • The Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay showcases various marine life, including sharks, stingrays, and jellyfish.
  • Day one includes dining at Michael Mina's STRIPSTEAK and visiting the Luxor and Excalibur hotels on the Vegas Strip.
  • The Luxor hotel impresses with its pyramid structure, cavernous interior, and unique city model inside.
  • The Luxor offers attractions like the main casino floor, restaurants, bars, and shows like the Titanic exhibit.
  • Lunch at the Luxor food court, including three expensive chicken sandwiches from Johnny Rockets.
  • The Excalibur hotel features medieval-themed decor, suits of armor, turrets, and a bustling atmosphere with family-friendly and adult entertainment options.

20:05

"Hotel Hopping in Vegas: Luxury and Surprises"

  • The room was not the cleanest, with scuffs on the wall and musty air, but the brown marks on the pillow were hard to overlook.
  • The pillowcase was gross, with visible stains on both sides, prompting a move to a double bed.
  • Day three involved a visit to New York-New York hotel, known for its themed ambiance and attractions like a Hershey factory and arcade.
  • The Big Apple Rollercoaster at New York-New York was a prominent feature, offering a thrilling but bumpy ride.
  • The Park MGM hotel impressed with its cleanliness, luxury feel, and smoke-free environment, providing respite from the dust and smoke of previous days.
  • The room at Park MGM was compact but clean, with a pink tint and a view of the rollercoaster outside.
  • The NoMad Hotel within Park MGM had a 1920s theme, with plush furniture, velvet chaise lounges, and a split bathroom layout optimized for love making.
  • Eataly at Park MGM offered a multi-station Italian market experience with delicious food at reasonable prices.
  • Best Friend restaurant at Park MGM served Korean cuisine in a unique setting, adding to the unexpected gems of day three.
  • Day four featured visits to sleek and chic hotels like Waldorf Astoria, Aria, and Cosmopolitan, known for their modern, glittery designs and luxurious amenities.

30:20

Luxury Hotels in Las Vegas: A Comparison

  • The Aria Hotel is large and confusing, with various decor choices throughout.
  • The Aria lobby has a beautiful vanilla marshmallow scent and unique decor like suspended cloud thingies.
  • The Aria room is average but serves well as a base for a night out, with blurry pictures hinting at a party atmosphere.
  • The Aria offers a vast casino floor, famous restaurants like Catch and Din Tai Fung, and a 24-hour patisserie in the casino.
  • The Vdara Hotel, adjacent to the Aria, is not physically connected and lacks a Las Vegas Boulevard address.
  • The Cosmopolitan Hotel has a vertical layout with strong theming, focusing on glitzy nightlife.
  • The Cosmo features a secret ski lodge bar with 1980s ski movie theme and a personal s'mores roasting plate.
  • The Cosmo hosts hip restaurants like Milk Bar and Egg Slut, along with David Chang's Momofuku.
  • The Cosmo's chandelier bar offers a unique experience resembling a crystal cocoon for people watching.
  • The Bellagio Hotel boasts Italian villa theming, a luxurious interior, and a crowded but beautiful conservatory and botanical gardens.

41:08

Luxurious Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

  • Nobu Hotel is a mini hotel inside Caesars, affiliated with the Nobu sushi restaurant, known for being expensive and located in Malibu, favored by Kris Jenner.
  • The hotel features a check-in desk, elevator shaft without buttons, luxurious Japanese-inspired rooms with dark wood, ink calligraphy vibes, upscale finishings, comfortable beds, and stylish furniture.
  • The rooms lack high-tech Japanese toilets, a suggestion for improvement.
  • Caesars Palace offers various attractions like a giant bingo game, a club, a Sportsbook, and celebrity chef restaurants including Guy Savoy and Gordon Ramsay's establishments.
  • The Capsule Hotel had high-tech Japanese toilets, contrasting with Nobu Hotel's bathroom.
  • The Forum shops at Caesars Palace offer a wide range of shops in a themed environment with statues, fountains, and a fake sky.
  • The Mirage, built in 1989, was the Strip's first mega resort with a tropical island theme, a dolphin habitat, magic show, and famous volcano fountain.
  • The Mirage is set to be transformed into a guitar-shaped Hard Rock casino, with a distinct scent reminiscent of Physician's Formula Murumuru Butter Bronzer.
  • The Tom Collicchio Steakhouse at The Mirage offers a hidden dining experience with a pond and gazpacho, while the volcano show is a popular attraction.
  • Treasure Island, adjacent to The Mirage, has a pirate theme that fades into a generic style, lacking thematic elements in the rooms and throughout the hotel.

51:57

Global Street Eats and Thrilling Rides

  • Various stalls from different countries were visited, including Steve Aoki Japanese Skewers and Singaporean chicken curry.
  • The group also tried Hong Kong style dumplings and Tiger Sugar Boba.
  • They indulged in strawberry cheesecake shaved ice, despite intending to get a smaller portion.
  • The dining experience was a favorite of the trip, with Resort World being a potential stay option due to the street eats.
  • Circus Circus was initially perceived negatively due to its exterior, but the interior was lively with family-friendly attractions.
  • The Adventure Dome at Circus Circus offered thrilling rides like the Canyon Blaster and El Loco, which were enjoyed.
  • The Strat, known for its height, provided a comfortable room despite being far from the Strip, with the highlight being the Tower of Terror-esque Drop Ride and Dinner at The Top Of The World.
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