By Jennifer Clary
The Best Midrange Hotel in Las Vegas
is a city of decadence with tons of activities to enjoy day and night. There is affordable, comfortable lodging for tourists who prefer to spend money on gambling and shows instead of on
hotel rooms. The good news is there are midrange hotels that combine affordability with luxury so you can enjoy your stay in comfort without breaking the bank.
Caesar's Palace
Caesar's Palace has room rates starting at $90 per night.
Room rates at Caesar's Palace start at around $90 per night, making it a relatively affordable midrange hotel option for tourists who want accommodations on the Strip. Caesar's Palace boasts more than 13 dining options, including the famous Rao's eatery and renowned dessert shop Paynard Patisserie & Bistro. Entertainment junkies will find themselves choosing between star-studded shows such as "The Showgirl Must Go On" featuring Bette Midler, the Cher extravaganza and "The Red Piano" with Elton John. The rooms feature modern decor by Kathleen Dauber, LCD TVs, walk-in showers and high-speed Internet. Overall, Caesar's Palace provides good value for the cost of a midrange hotel in Las Vegas.
Bally's
Bally's has room rates starting at $59 per night.
Bally's is conveniently located in the center of the Strip, boasts guest rooms that are a minimum of 450 square feet and offers rates starting as low as $59 per night. Bally's is an older establishment that lacks some of the bells and whistles of the newer casino hotels on the Strip. The shopping and spa are not as lavish as they are at the newer midrange hotels. But for adult travelers seeking risque entertainment, Bally's long-running topless revue show "Jubilee!" will be especially appealing.
Excalibur
Excalibur is the best midrange hotel in Las Vegas, with room rates starting at $31 a night.
Excalibur is a fantastic midrange hotel that appeals to travelers of all ages. There is value everywhere you turn. The room rates start at an amazing $31 per night, and the hotel's buffet is one of the most affordable all-you-can-eat options on the Strip at $14.99 per person for lunch. Although there are many family-friendly shows and activities such as the popular Tournament of Kings, SpongeBob SquarePants 4D ride and arcade, adults will be surprised at the variety of mature activities offered. In addition to the newly remodeled pool, adults will enjoy the hit show "Thunder from Down Under," the comedy of Louie Anderson and the variety of casino games. Excalibur hotel rooms are comfortable and feature pillow-top mattresses and castle themed decor.
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About the Author:
Jennifer Clary is a professional writer, award-winning filmmaker, and proud vegan. She is a graduate of Vassar College and has been published in Tail Slate Magazine and Freethought Magazine as well as online at Ehow.com, savemyair.com and gobblegreen.com/blog. Clary travels extensively with her films and especially treasures her experiences in Italy and Finland.
