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NWR Vegas Hotel question

agrech Posted:

NWR Vegas Hotel question

For those of you who have been to Vegas. How do people get ascess to pool, I am sure it i slike other place where only the guests have access. The reason I aks is becuase a few motnhs back when I was asking about finding bigger rooms everyone seemed to say that 5 people can stay in one room and you just dont tell the hotel. If that is the case how does the extra peroson get into the pool are?

mlp924 Posted:

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I believe you have to show your room key!

Misstene Posted:

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Each hotel is a little bit different. I've stayed at The Luxor (Pyramid) it was beautiful, but more family oriented. However... they have a huge gorgeous pool. Anyway, we didn't have to show anything. Could be we got lucky, but it wasn't fenced off or anything.

HOWEVER, I've also stayed at Mandalay Bay (I highly recommend it) and their pool is secluded, fenced off, gorgeous, but private. You need to show all kinds of stuff to get it.

Just FYI...
babybride Posted:

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I have stayed at Caesers and New York - New York and at both places you do not need to show anything to get to the pool area, but I think at one we had to show our key to get a towel and at the other we just needed to sign a sheet with how many towels we needed and the room number. You should have no problem. I have gone there both times with large groups and it worked out fine. I never stayed at the more higher end hotels so I am not sure how it works there.

lianemarie Posted:

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I stayed at Mandalay Bay over the summer, which has the most amazing pool. To get in they scanned your keycard. Even families had to have one keycard for each child, otherwise they weren't allowed in.

steph4777 Posted:

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I have stayed at both MGM Grand and Bally's. I know at MGM you don't need to show anything. Can't remember about Bally's

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