Beth, I won't know until next Monday if I will be out in Vegas the next day, Tuesday, the 14th for a couple of days. Let me know where you'll be...just in case. Right now, it looks like I won't go.

Howdy Joe! As usual I love reading your reports and wish I could have been there with you. You have given the most detailed info I have seen on the Four Seasons. It sounds like a class place that has found it's niche and will be successful in it.
Next time you are there, see if you can steal the scales from the room. I'll buy them from you<G>
As always, you got around and gathered some great info that everyone can use.
Hope we can hook up in early 2000 in Las Vegas.


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John
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JMT,
Great TR.Your idea of Thanksgiving dinner is right up my alley as long as you bring one of those scales from 4 Seas.with you<G>.I kinda know what you mean I think with Paris.I went to Disney World once and didn't know it was a "Special Day" that day!!! "HELP ME".Sounds like a good trip otherwise.I would like to try the DI.a lot.It always impressed me? It sounds like the $ Seas.lives up to what they advertise.

Hope I can get to town in Jan.Had to watch the Rodeo here on TV.Not like being there.I miss my LV.Thanks for a great and informative TR.BTW are we getting LV Calenders this year?????<VBG>. Bob NY

Joe, you made some interesting points about what distinguishes a 5-star hotel....I loved my stay at Caesars in October, but it did take 3 tries to actually get into my room. I opted to play a little VP the first time when I saw the length of the check-in line, but the room wasn't ready after I spent 20 minutes in the check-in line about 3 pm, and I had another 15 minute wait to actually get my key about 4:30 pm.....on a Sunday afternoon. I hate to think what the lines would look like on a Friday.
BTW, did you happen to notice the brand on that scale....it sounds like something I could really use. [img]http://www.talkvegas.com/ubb/smile.gif[/img]

Days-E, I really hate the check-in process at Caesars. Get them to tell you your room number, and go up and bribe the maid. A $5 tip will save you a lot of time and maybe a little money.

Joe, you have a good idea there, but I know my room will be ready this time<g>. I get into town about 3 pm and will "start" the check-in process, but I don't plan to go anywhere near the room until I've been over to the Orleans for a show and dinner. [img]http://www.talkvegas.com/ubb/smile.gif[/img]