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Comment on Malaysia Best Holiday Destination by Dinara

Dinara — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:07:59 +0000

It depends what you are looking for. If you want culture, history and a travel of a lifetime, China is the place to be. You can forget all other countries in Asia, but China is a must see. I’d concentrate on Beijing, Xi’an and Tibet Autonomous Region if I were you. China does have beach resorts in the South, but it’s not as beautiful as Malaysia or the Philippines.

If you love great beaches, go to the Philippines. In my opnion the beaches there are awesome, I’d check Boracay and Bohol. Boracay has a great party scene and it is very international. Macau is an Asian version of Las Vegas, it’s too superficial for me. It’s all up to you what you want to see.
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Comment on Malaysia Best Holiday Destination by hanz

hanz — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:05:59 +0000

I would suggest Malaysia, where you can experience the mixture culture of Chinese, Malay and Indian. Malaysia truely Asia.
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Comment on Malaysia Best Holiday Destination by Catherine

Catherine — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:03:59 +0000

personally I would want to go to China
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Comment on Malaysia Best Holiday Destination by bellerphon1955

bellerphon1955 — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:01:48 +0000

Which one of these is the best holiday destination?
Malaysia
Taiwan
Macau
South Korea
Philippines
China

Comment on What is Worlds Better Than a Hotel Room? by jxrblue

jxrblue — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:57:59 +0000

Just got back from Vegas and stayed @ the Stratosphere.
Don’t stay on the 8th floor this is where the pool & fitness center are located at, so there is constant foot traffic.
We were only there for 2 days so we didn’t upgrade our room (3rd floor) the view was ugly, but our stay was pleasant.
Hope this helps and have fun. :o)
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Comment on What is Worlds Better Than a Hotel Room? by Peach

Peach — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:55:59 +0000

The only drawback to staying at the Stratosphere is it will be SO far from the strip, you will have to rent a car or take public transportation if you plan to visit any of the strip hotels. If that’s ok with you, then I’d definitely go with an upgraded room. In my experiences when I’ve stayed at even just mediocre hotels, the upgraded (spa suite, for example) rooms made all the difference. They always have a great view and are on higher floors.

I personally love the Flamingo. It’s a great price for the room, the hotel is right in the middle of the strip (great location) and there’s a lot of great places to visit nearby without the need for taking public transportation or driving there. Another hotel that I really like for a great price is Bally’s. It’s located right next to the Flamingo.

Have fun!!
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Comment on What is Worlds Better Than a Hotel Room? by ←Neo→

←Neo→ — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:53:59 +0000

All of the rooms at the Stratosphere are about the same unless you spring for a suite. Due to their recent lack of popularity I’ve heard if you are nice to the reception desk they will give you a room upgrade. I am not sure how true that is but I would believe it. The problem with staying at the Stratosphere is that it is on one end of the strip and in a bad area for crime. If you want to do a lot of sight seeing and walking around by yourself I would consider staying at a hotel that’s right in the middle of the strip (such as the Flamingo). Typically if you book online you can get great rates at the Monte Carlo, Harrah’s, and sometimes the Paris.

Some great websites are:
Tripres.com
Vegas.com
Expedia.com
Travelworm.com
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Comment on What is Worlds Better Than a Hotel Room? by AnswerLady

AnswerLady — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:51:22 +0000

Any advice on picking a room at the Stratosphere and/or Flamingo hotel?
I have reservations for a World Tower Deluxe room at the Stratosphere and a Go room at the Flamingo. (I’m staying at the Flamingo for a business conference, but coming in early on my own dime to do some sightseeing, so I chose the Strat for those days because it was much cheaper.) Does anyone have any specific recommendations at to what room numbers/locations I should try and get at either of those hotels? I’d like a quiet, nice room in a relatively convenient location. (I’ve gotten that kind of "inside" info about a Disney hotel in Orlando in the past, and it really made a difference — the room I got by asking was MUCH better than the one my coworker got by chance.)

Any suggestions? (And any other tips about staying in either of those hotels?)

TIA!
Okay, apparently my question wasn’t clear enough… The rooms are reserved - I’m not planning to change hotels, nor change the type of room (unless I can get a free upgrade). What I’m looking for are suggested room numbers or locations within the already established parameters.

(I appreciate the feedback on the Strat, but it was by far the best deal and I’m not afraid of public transportation, since I grew up in NYC.)

Thanks to both people who took the time to post an answer so far…I’m hoping some other folks will post too, with responses that more closely answer the question I was trying to ask.

Comment on Enjoy Your Trip But Safely by peaches

peaches — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:26:59 +0000

YOU go GIRL
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Comment on Enjoy Your Trip But Safely by wolfpack0810

wolfpack0810 — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:24:59 +0000

LMAO! Women rule!
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