Which hotel should we stay at? -

We are going to Vegas in the middle of January for my 21st birthday, but not sure where to stay at. What are you opinions of the hotels and casinos Stratosphere, Flamingo, Monte Carlo, NY NY, and Excalibur? Any other suggestions?

Avoid Stratosphere - it s a nice enough place, but in a bad location. There are some seedy areas nearby, and it s close to nothing else.Flamingo is nice and has a great location right in the center of the strip. The GO rooms there are particularly nice.Monte Carlo is a laid back place, in a good location. It s nice enough, but nothing special. Definitely not a big party hotel, but it s fine.NYNY is a ton of fun, and also in a pretty good location. It s not really in the center of the strip, but there is a lot going on in it s area. It s not a fancy place, but it s nice and fun. Definitely a good place for young people, and you re near MGM and Planet Hollywood, which are also fun places.Excalibur is a good budget resort. Pretty good location, but nothing special. It caters a bit to families, so you might see more kids there than at some of the others.In the order I would choose:NYNYFlamingoMonte CarloExcaliburStratosphere

Stratosphere is nice but NOT on Strip, not a safe walk after dark. The closest hotel is Sahara.Flamingo is nice, walking distance to Caesars Palace, Bills, Ballys, Bellagio and Paris.Of the ones listed, I would take Excalibur because they have been advertisement very discounted rates. Excalibur is connected by free tram and walkway to Luxor and Mandalay Bay. They are easy walking distance to Tropicana, MGM Grand, NYNY and Monte Carlo and the new City Center. NYNY and Monte Carlo are great. Pick the one with the best room deal.

Too funny! I m going to vegas for my 21st in january too. The 17-20 to be exact.It took me a while to decide, but I m staying at the monte carlo, mainly for the location. The last time I went I was 16 and stayed at the Imperial Palace. Not too nice, but it was a bed to sleep in. I heard the Stratosphere is okay, but in some of the rooms, you can hear and feel the rides sometimes. NYNY, from what i ve heard and researched seems to be crawling with little kids because of all the rides, and I m not too sure about Excalibur.

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If you are just turning 21 you ll probably want to be at a hotel that skews a little younger than Bellagio. Planet Hollywood is right on the strip. As is Caesars Palace, which has the PURE nightclub. The Palms is a hot hotel but it is well off the strip. Hard Rock is off the strip but walking distance. All the spots you mention are middle of the road. Strats is way north, far from most of the action. Monte Carlo, NY NY, and Excalibur are all on the same corner. NYNY has Coyote Ugly, which you might enjoy for your 21st. Whatever you do don t party and then drive. Take taxis or if you really want to do it right get a limo for the night.For more info on all the hotels and where they are see this site.http://www.smart-tourist.org/lasvegas/ho��

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Stayed at Monte Carlo. It s very low key but in a decent location; has good prices too. Flamingo has a great pool and a great location, but in Jan. who cares about the pool. NY, NY, might be a good idea.My fave is Mirage and then I recently tried TI Planet Hollywood. Off the strip either Hard Rock or Palms.Good luck and enjoy!

From the hotels above I would choose NYNY but you cannot go wrong with any of these hotels. I would also consider to stay at MGM or Mandalay Bay, these are very nice hotels IMO. Before you book I would check the current hotel promotion codes on http://www.vegas-hotels-online.com - this can save money.

Stratosphere is too far away on the end of the strip. Bellagio is pretty expensive. Flamingo is not too bad in the center of the strip. Harrahs, Mirage Treasure Island are inexpensive good location. Planet Hollywood is pretty neat. Have fun. :)

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I want to move to Chicago, but I hate taking public transportation. Am I making a mistake? -

I love Chicago, and want to move there, but I can t stand taking public transportation anywhere. I like to get in my car and go where I need to go. Driving also relaxes me. The idea of standing outside, waiting for a bus or train, etc. urks me. Also, I just leased a new car. I do love Chicago though, so am I making a mistake by moving there if I refuse to take public transportation? Thanks.

You ll be fine as long as you make a lot of money. Because it s going to cost to park downtown. Also, it takes a lot of time to drive there because it s people first and cars a far second. With hundreds of people trying to cross the street, and one car trying to turn, who do you think gets to go? The people. Try to pull something and agressivly push them out of the way and you will wind up with a dented fender (from someone slugging your car) or a ticket.The city was designed around the transportation. To be Mr. Suburbanite and ignore that fact is your choice. Maybe you should move to a nearby suburb and only visit the city occasionally?

I totally understand where you are coming from. I took public transportation downtown everyday, and yes, after a while..it gets to be way too much, the noise, the people, standing in the freezing cold waiting for buses that take forever..usually they are pretty good, if they are very late, it s usually due to the fact they had an issue with someone, and had to kick em off...Anyway, taking public transportation will cut your travel time down, and will be less expensive. But the good thing about driving, is if you live in the city long enough, you will most of the time be able to find shortcuts, and get around all that sh**. I can make it from the north side, to the south side in about 25 min (takes about 20 on the e-way with no traffic, which usually does not happen), without having to deal with the expressways...ya just got to learn your way around, and I totally understand why you would want to drive instead of the train.

It s not mandatory to take public transportation, especially if you are not working downtown. Parking anywhere in the city can be expensive and in some areas difficult to find. I have commuted many years by car and like it for the same reasons as you mention. However I have taken public transportation, especially in heavy snow weather.Find a residence near the CTA el or METRA. This will provide a way to get to work and play if your car needs service or the weather is bad. The trains will not be slowed down by heavy street traffic...buses will.

Well the traffic here is horrible which is why public transportation is the smart way to go in Chicago. During rush hour the highways are all just big parking lots. The metra is ALWAYS reliable, they re always on time so if your workplace is close to a metra stop and your home is also, than find a way where you get to the metra right before the train arrives. CTA buses have to sit in traffic too however, but trains are always fast. It s up to you if you really think sitting in a traffic jam is relaxing.

If driving in Chicago relaxes you, you might want to consult with a psychiatrist. Just kidding. You might be relaxed, but some drivers tend to suffer from road rage.Find a suburban job with a company parking lot.

yes. live in the suburbs. then you can have both worlds.

parking is expensive here.

Dude, youre gonna be stuck in traffic in downtown for a long time. and i costs money to park.