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• I trust smartervegas.com i use it for shows and hotels
• Most people don't realize what consolidators are. Consolidators buy blocks of rooms then resell those rooms. This ensures business to the Hotels. So sites like Travelocity, Expedia, Hotwire, Priceline, Orbitz, etc. all fall into this category. These sites are actually owned by a handful of companies. and ownership seems to change around a lot. Can you get a good deal with these companies? Maybe. But like you say you may not get room selection and if you have a problem they are not always quick with the solution. especially with Air Travel. Travelocity is owned by Sabre. which is a huge company that provides the backend database technology to travel agents. These consolidators do not always disclose fees in an ethical way. So it's really up to you. Right now Vegas is not exactly booming so you may or may not save with them. Your next alternative is to book direct through the Hotels. They are always trying to get the most they can but they are not unaware of the relationships they have with the consolidators. They make more profit by booking direct. And you can often get a better deal and better service by booking direct. Marriott for example guarantees that booking direct they will always offer you the best rate. Then there are the smaller players. well not exactly small but focused on Las Vegas. like Vegas.com or Las Vegas.com or in this case a site promoting a local company like this ablasvegas.com / vegas - hotels.html These companies also have deals direct with the hotels or some backend broker. So there really is no best way. My advice is this: Shop the Expedia's, Hotels.com. consolidators to see what is a good price. Then call a Travel Agent and see what they can do for you. Then call the Hotel Direct. You can do all this in a matter of an hour or so. Don't tell the hotel you've been shopping them until AFTER they give you a price. then you can say something like. I saw a price on Expedia for ____ so should I just book it there to get that rate? Then see if they offer you a better deal. The market is very negotiable right now, although some people do not like to negotiate. In any case the Best Deal is the one you find and there is no one place that is always going to give you the best deal. But it's always important and free to ask for a lower price and ask for goodies like coupons, or dining credits
• You're right; Expedia and other travel sites have good deals on flight / hotel packages but one of the big drawbacks is that your entire trip is non - refundable and non - flexible. The good news is that you can book directly with your favorite hotel and still get an Expedia - size discount - if you know a few tricks. The best way to get 25% discount on your room is sign up for the hotel's "players club" or "guestbook" online and they will start emailing you promotions for low rates and other free stuff. If you don't want to wait months to be emailed, you can visit a website that compiles all the Las Vegas hotels' promotions for you: 1. vegaspromoguide.com shows you what the best promotions are based on the dates of your trip. They also show you how to book each promotion directly on the hotel's website. 2. tripadvisor.com has a travel forum where people share any good promotions they've received
• It not so much which website sells the cheapest hotel rooms but it more important when you go. All hotels in Las Vegas follow a pattern. Now I am going to show you how to find the cheapest hotel rooms in Las Vegas HANDS DOWN. Go to this website treasureisland.com / and in the upper right hand corner c on Check Availability, and another window will open then c on GO in the check rate box and a calender will appear with prices of the hotel rooms at this hotel, if you see the prices are lower on certain days then all hotel rooms in Las Vegas are cheaper on those dates no matter what website you go to, to book your room, Hotels.com, etc. You can see what a HUGE different one day can make in your hotel bill. Hope this helps you
• Go to this site and you will see a search box for Vegas hotels. Put in the dates you are thinking of and it will give you the best hotel deals. It is better to book air and hotel separately

anyone know where i can find good deals on hotels? thanks. hotels.com it's good. bd. you can try naming your own price on priceline, but you will not be able to choose the specific hotel you stay at. you can, however, select the area of a city you want to (boston hotel deals)

try hotels.com or expedia.com. i have already made reservations on expedia for the southpoint that weekend. this will be the best that you can do. go to this site and put in your dates and keep your fingers crossed. one of the busiest weekends of the year. hard time. long (best hotel deals)

i am looking for the best source for good room rates in vegas, including places like the bellagio. any advice? thanks! smartvegas is very cool - the rate on that site is $70 cheaper than on the hotel's site itself! and it redirects you to the hotel site and shows (hotel deals vegas)

have you booked a las vegas hotel deal ? tell me where please ! im goin to vegas on july3 to july6. i wanna stay on the strip. give me numbers, websites or somethin please ! or if you can find some hotel deals for me that would be greatly (hotel deals vegas)

i placed all the websites below. most will show the hotel prices within $10 of each other. i would also recommend going to google and typing "coupons" for that particular website. i have almost always found $20 off or 15% off coupons for hotel stays lasting more than 3 days. (cheap hotel deals)

i am looking for the best source for good room rates in vegas, including places like the bellagio. any advice? thanks! smartvegas is very cool - the rate on that site is $70 cheaper than on the hotel's site itself! and it redirects you to the hotel site and shows (boston hotel deals)

try hotels.com or expedia.com. i have already made reservations on expedia for the southpoint that weekend. this will be the best that you can do. go to this site and put in your dates and keep your fingers crossed. one of the busiest weekends of the year. hard time. long (cheap hotel deals)

you can get the best hotel deal in vegas by booking a package on expedia or travelocity? or are there any other sites that sell discounted hotel rooms? i do not like using hotwire because even though they sell hotel rooms at a big discount you can not see which (hotel deals vegas)

i placed all the websites below. most will show the hotel prices within $10 of each other. i would also recommend going to google and typing "coupons" for that particular website. i have almost always found $20 off or 15% off coupons for hotel stays lasting more than 3 days. (hotel deals vegas)

i want to go to vegas this spring so any ideas when is the time for best deals and cooler weather which hotel is cheaper at the time of spring please write below thank you. i prefer the downtown are compared to the strip i usually stay at the four (hotel deals vegas)

we're going to las vegas for a week this september but have not booked accomodation. not wishing to spend a fortune, so where is the best hotel? or would love to know how to get the best deals. it is a bit far off for any real deals. unfortunately september (hotel deals vegas)

please no expedia and that stuff because it is not guaranteed with them. looking for last week of july. best airline hotel deals?. hotelbeachvacations. blogspot.com / . use this site for hotels and airlines. sidestep.com / and depending on where you are flying from sidestep.com / though i do not (hotel deals vegas)

you can get the best hotel deal in vegas by booking a package on expedia or travelocity? or are there any other sites that sell discounted hotel rooms? i do not like using hotwire because even though they sell hotel rooms at a big discount you can not see which (hotel deals vegas)

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