Photo: The pool at the Four Seasons Las Vegas
Daydreaming today about upcoming Labor Day escapes reminded us of Orbitz's recent survey of this year's most popular holiday-weekend destinations. Topping the list is Las Vegas, where oversupply of room inventory—and more conservative gamblers—are keeping rates low, on average just above $100 a night. It may be too late for a visit this weekend—unless you're planning really last minute—but these deals will stretch well into the fall, with no hurricanes in sight.
The Four Seasons Las Vegas, a regular on our Gold List of the world's best properties, is offering the third night free in its Deluxe or higher category rooms, as well as a $50 credit for an 80-minute spa treatment, through August of next year. Rates are suprisingly low for this fall, too, with mid-week stays in October starting at $279, or just $186 a night when you factor in the free night.
The still-new, all-suite Vdara resort, part of the CityCenter development, has rooms as low as $129 in early September and November and from $139 in October, prices that are very attractive considering the property's huge rooms, luxe in-room amenities, and cutting-edge in-room electronics. Also in CityCenter, The Mandarin Oriental is offering the third night free on stays in suites, dropping the starting nightly rate from $595 to $397 through the end of the year.
The Signature at the MGM Grand, a higher-end all-suite hotel just off the strip, is also running a one-week promotion tied to the 200th anniversary of Mexican independence. September 13-20, suites that normally cost $182 average just $119 during the week-long special, for savings of 35 percent. Book it through DealBase, which first uncovered these savings.
Leave a comment