Mirage vs. Bellagio vs. Caesar's ??

We%26#39;re headed to LV in first week in June for a friend%26#39;s wedding Weds thru Saturday. I want a great pool scene with good action, and I like nice rooms, but I want to be in the center of the strip that is close to affordable eating options.

My husband wants to be at an affordable casino that is center strip. Here are the choices:

Bellagio for three nights for $312.

Mirage for four nights for $192

Caesar%26#39;s for four nights for $270

I%26#39;m leaning toward Mirage because the savings looks so tempting, even though the it is such a steal for the Bellagio is such a steal and I hear Caesar%26#39;s has a great pool.

Any feedback or thoughts about Mirage%26#39;s pool? I%26#39;ve only stayed at MGM before and I was blown away by the pool, will I be let down by the Mirage%26#39;s pool in comparison?

Mirage vs. Bellagio vs. Caesar's ??

What room at Caesars are those rates for? If it%26#39;s a standard (Classic) room I would disregard Caesars from your list as those accommodations are way inferior to those at Mirage or Bellagio.

Mirage has a great pool. The pool area isn%26#39;t as large as MGM%26#39;s but then there%26#39;s fewer guests to accommodate. You can%26#39;t really go wrong with any of your options in terms of pools.

Mirage vs. Bellagio vs. Caesar's ??

All three are great places to stay with great pools. If you are looking to stay cost effective, that may rule Bellagio out. I love Bellagio, but there really aren%26#39;t any cheap eats to be had there.

Be aware that there is pool construction at Caesars until july or august, but most will be open by the time you go. More food options at Caesars, particularly if you count in the forum shops.

The pool at the MIrage is really nice, good vibe, etc... But it is very crowded by 10 or 11. Lot%26#39;s of food options of various prices there, and all 3 have a ton of options with in walking distance. As far as affordable gambling goes, they are actually all fairly equal as far as table limits go, with Caesars being the most expensive. Bellagio is the only 4 or 5 star casino on the strip that always has one or two BJ tables at $5. All but one might be at $25, but one is always $5.

As far as pools go, all 3 are comparably considered to be top 5 or so, with MGM and Mandalay in there as well. Hope this helps.

Hi Blagger,

So far that is the best rate I can find for the standard Caesar%26#39;s room for that time period. The wedding is taking place at that hotel, so that%26#39;s part of the reason why its in the running. I%26#39;ve been looking for something better, but Smartvegas nor FatWallet have anything better, at least as of yet.

Glad to hear that Mirage gets the thumbs up!

GREAT deal for Mirage...definitely take the extra night, save the $100+ and enjoy one of the best pools in Vegas! We have stayed at Mirage a couple of times %26amp; always enjoy it.

Do you guys know if how much the charge is for a bed (not a cabana) is at the Bare pool? Also, is the crowd at Bare as cheesy/Bridge %26amp; Tunnel as it is at Rehab?