Hotel Discounts - first timer

First-timer going to Vegas in March... really struggling to pick a hotel. First choice I think is Palazzo, but also looking at Bellagio, Venetian, Wynn. I see through fatwallet and smartervegas that I can get B, V, or W all for $109-129 per night, but the best I see for Palazzo is the $179 package that pops up as the TA banner ad sometimes.

So here%26#39;s my question: If I call the Palazzo directly and tell them that I%26#39;m a first-timer, looking for a hotel that I can return to over and over, yadda yadda... and tell them that Palazzo is my first choice, but here%26#39;s the competitions%26#39; prices... will they work with me? Anyone have any experience trying this sort of thing? Or is it pretty much take-it-or-leave-it with the online prices?

Thanks for your help!

Hotel Discounts - first timer

i doubt they are going to budge but you have nothing to lose your dates may be when they have a convention in the hotel. Vegas is all about timing your timing just doesn%26#39;t work for Palazzo

Hotel Discounts - first timer

Are you a big gambler? Were you wanting to tell Palazzo that meaning it or just trying to get a better rate?

If you%26#39;re a gambler and really want to stay there - book directly with the hotel. Play and have your play rated and see if you%26#39;ll qualify for any comps.

I%26#39;m sure it takes a little more to get comps at the hotels you%26#39;re interested in than a less expensive hotel, but if youre playing anyway - make sure you sign up for and use that player%26#39;s card!

I wouldn%26#39;t say I%26#39;m a HUGE gambler, but I certainly plan on spending a few (or more) hours each day in the casino. How would I sign up for a player%26#39;s card? Can I do that in advance before I go?

You can sign up for Club Grazie here...

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