Non-casino luxury accommodations in Vegas

[Roy Hobbs]

This is a follow up to my previous post about the Ritz Carlton...are their other high end hotels that do not have casinos? i'd be willing to pay a premium and also to stay in something smaller if it was nice and did not have an in-house casino...Any suggestions?

Thanks,

RH

[lowroller]

Four Seasons...On the strip, adjacent to Mandalay Bay (I think). No casino but plenty are within walking/cab distance.

[Stinglikeabee]

I think it's the top four floors of the Mandalay Bay is the Four Seasons. It has a seperate entrance and a pool on the roof or something like that.

[Don Olney]

here are a few suggestions ----
Green Valley ranch --- VERY NICE PLACE, the hotel is way way far from the casino -- entrance is seperate too--
Rampart has a GREAT RESORT setting -- again the hotel has an entrance that is not conected to the casino -- I forget the name of the hotel though -- sorry about that ----
The HOTEL at Man. Bay is VERY nice nad has an entrance not connected to th ecasion and a very good coffee shop that is not in the casino ---
humm --- also try VEGAS.COM and do a search -- good info in that site

[Moneyline]

n/t

[Ryno]

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[tylerdurden]

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i'd be willing to pay a premium and also to stay in something smaller if it was nice and did not have an in-house casino

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Just curious, is there a particular reason you want to stay at a hotel without a casino?

[cardcounter0]

Nothing else like it.

2110 East Fremont Street, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101, United States
Rooms: 84; US$ 25 - 49

http://www.actualart.org/angelwk/wka02/01vegas/bluang/ws_blue.jpg

[stabn]

l u x u r y.

[AllVegasPoker.com]

As other posters have already mentioned, there are some very luxurious hotels in (and near) Vegas that do not technically have gaming in the hotel.

However, all of these hotels have gaming very nearby -- usually there is a casino interconnected with the hotel. Four Seasons, Ritz, and The Hotel are all connected to casinos.

[Dynasty]

I'll at least mention the Fairfield Grand Desert Resort which is about 1/2 mile east of the Strip. I have no idea what the accomodations are like. But, I assume that the best of their rooms are very good.

[TobDog]

Not even close

Blue Moon Resort (http://bluemoonlv.com/)

I found this place on Travelaxe about a year ago and thought it was a joke, but apparently they are for real.

[Roy Hobbs]

I guess the reason is that I want to go to Vegas to play poker, but I'm also looking for a more relaxing long weekend than I think I will have staying in one of the strip hotels...i'm taking a solo trip, so I won't be out boozing with friends late, and I would just like somewhere to come back to that is peaceful. Maybe I'm getting old. /images/graemlins/smile.gif

Thanks, all, for the suggestions.

RH