Two-Night Stay in a Room, Suite, or Sky Villa at LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
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Off-Strip Vegas hotel with 74,000-square-foot casino floor; outdoor pool and jacuzzi; 8 bars and lounges; 1 monorail stop from The Strip
What You Get
Two-night stay for two adults. Up to four kids stay free. Combine up to three Groupons to extend your stay.
- Option 1: $85, classic room, valid for Sunday–Wednesday check-in (up to a $242 value)
- Option 2: $259, junior suite or Lanai suite (up to a $462 value)
- Option 3: $13,999, Sky villa (up to a $27,998 value)
Included in all options:
- $10 in slot play
- Two entries to spa and fitness center (up to a $40 value)
Book by: 10/12/12
Travel by: 10/30/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Off-Strip Resort with Restaurants, Pool, and Spa
At any given time, dozens of screens flash with all kinds of sports action at the Superbook, the sportsbook at LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. At the SuperBook, one of the world's largest sportsbooks, you can bet on anything under the sun from baseball to martial arts to dog racing. The hotel complex also boasts a massive casino and an array of dining options, and it’s all within one monorail stop of The Strip.
The highlight of the LVH is probably its 74,000-square-foot casino, which has row upon row of slots (credit included) and gaming tables. But the sprawling resort also contains enough restaurants, bars, and shops to satisfy a small city. At the flagship eatery, Benihana, hibachi chefs prepare steak and lobster in front of you with theatrical flair. For a more casual meal, head to 888 Noodle Bar, which serves Pan-Asian fare ranging from curry chicken to sea-bass stir-fry. You can also satisfy any late-night cravings at the Paradise Café, which serves hearty dishes such as buttermilk pancakes and french-dip sandwiches until 1 a.m.
Though it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of activities at LVH, it’s just as easy to spend all day lounging by the resort’s palm-lined pool. On summer afternoons, you can stop here to enjoy live DJs and drink specials. And right next to the pool and tennis courts is the spa, which is furnished with soaking tubs and chaise lounges (entry included in this deal).
Las Vegas: Street Performers and Glitzy Stage Shows on The Strip
In the mid-20th century, Vegas partiers lived it up on Fremont Street, known as Glitter Gulch thanks to its neon bulbs. Nowadays, the excitement has shifted to The Strip, a stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard lined with 15 of the 25 largest resorts in the world. Some set themselves apart by imitating the architecture of Paris, Venice, New York City, or Giza, and others showcase live lions (MGM) or tigers (Mirage).
A network of skywalks was recently added to The Strip, making the entire length of it walkable. There’s plenty of entertainment along these sidewalks alone. Street performers roam freely, donning Burmese pythons, extravagant headdresses, or superhero spandex. If you’re ready for the big stages, it’s worth it to seek out the half-price-ticket booths along The Strip. You can also typically get discounts on the day of the show by going directly to the box office.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
Classic Room
- One king bed or two double beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 for guests 18 or older; no charge for guests 17 or younger
- City views (not Strip)
- 400 square feet
37-inch plasma TV
Junior Suite and Lanai Suites
- One king bed or two double beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 for guests 18 or older; no charge for guests 17 or younger
- 400-square-foot bedroom and separate 350-square-foot parlor with a Murphy bed
37-inch plasma TV
Sky Villas
- One bedroom with one king bed and another with two double beds and sofa bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 6
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 for guests 18 or older; no charge for guests 17 or younger
- Up to 15,400 square feet
- Hand-painted ceilings and imported Italian marble floors
- Choose from Verona-, Tuscany-, Conrad-, or Mediterranean-themed suites
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: noon
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: available for $35 per night
- Smoking policy: smoking rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Pet policy: no pets allowed inside the property
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in.
Amenities
- 74,000-square-foot casino
- 13 restaurants including Benihana
- 8 bars and lounges
- Outdoor pool with cabanas
- 25-person jacuzzi
- Spa with saunas and fitness center
- 6 tennis courts
- Vegas monorail station at property entrance
Traveler's Tips
- A single monorail ticket is $5, but if you’re going to be traveling to The Strip frequently, opt for a one-day ($12) or three-day ($28) pass.
- Unlike many Las Vegas hotels, LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino does not charge a resort fee.
- Airfare is not included with this offer.
- Guests must sign up at the Player's Club to receive free play credits; the credits cannot be redeemed for cash, and cannot be combined with other offers
Getting There
- By plane: about 4 miles from Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (LAS)
- By transit: Paradise and Riviera stop of 108 bus via RTCSN
- By cab: about $20 from LAS
Off-Strip Vegas hotel with 74,000-square-foot casino floor; outdoor pool and jacuzzi; 8 bars and lounges; 1 monorail stop from The Strip
What You Get
Two-night stay for two adults. Up to four kids stay free. Combine up to three Groupons to extend your stay.
- Option 1: $85, classic room, valid for Sunday–Wednesday check-in (up to a $242 value)
- Option 2: $259, junior suite or Lanai suite (up to a $462 value)
- Option 3: $13,999, Sky villa (up to a $27,998 value)
Included in all options:
- $10 in slot play
- Two entries to spa and fitness center (up to a $40 value)
Book by: 10/12/12
Travel by: 10/30/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Off-Strip Resort with Restaurants, Pool, and Spa
At any given time, dozens of screens flash with all kinds of sports action at the Superbook, the sportsbook at LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. At the SuperBook, one of the world's largest sportsbooks, you can bet on anything under the sun from baseball to martial arts to dog racing. The hotel complex also boasts a massive casino and an array of dining options, and it’s all within one monorail stop of The Strip.
The highlight of the LVH is probably its 74,000-square-foot casino, which has row upon row of slots (credit included) and gaming tables. But the sprawling resort also contains enough restaurants, bars, and shops to satisfy a small city. At the flagship eatery, Benihana, hibachi chefs prepare steak and lobster in front of you with theatrical flair. For a more casual meal, head to 888 Noodle Bar, which serves Pan-Asian fare ranging from curry chicken to sea-bass stir-fry. You can also satisfy any late-night cravings at the Paradise Café, which serves hearty dishes such as buttermilk pancakes and french-dip sandwiches until 1 a.m.
Though it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of activities at LVH, it’s just as easy to spend all day lounging by the resort’s palm-lined pool. On summer afternoons, you can stop here to enjoy live DJs and drink specials. And right next to the pool and tennis courts is the spa, which is furnished with soaking tubs and chaise lounges (entry included in this deal).
Las Vegas: Street Performers and Glitzy Stage Shows on The Strip
In the mid-20th century, Vegas partiers lived it up on Fremont Street, known as Glitter Gulch thanks to its neon bulbs. Nowadays, the excitement has shifted to The Strip, a stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard lined with 15 of the 25 largest resorts in the world. Some set themselves apart by imitating the architecture of Paris, Venice, New York City, or Giza, and others showcase live lions (MGM) or tigers (Mirage).
A network of skywalks was recently added to The Strip, making the entire length of it walkable. There’s plenty of entertainment along these sidewalks alone. Street performers roam freely, donning Burmese pythons, extravagant headdresses, or superhero spandex. If you’re ready for the big stages, it’s worth it to seek out the half-price-ticket booths along The Strip. You can also typically get discounts on the day of the show by going directly to the box office.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
Classic Room
- One king bed or two double beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 for guests 18 or older; no charge for guests 17 or younger
- City views (not Strip)
- 400 square feet
37-inch plasma TV
Junior Suite and Lanai Suites
- One king bed or two double beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 for guests 18 or older; no charge for guests 17 or younger
- 400-square-foot bedroom and separate 350-square-foot parlor with a Murphy bed
37-inch plasma TV
Sky Villas
- One bedroom with one king bed and another with two double beds and sofa bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 6
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 for guests 18 or older; no charge for guests 17 or younger
- Up to 15,400 square feet
- Hand-painted ceilings and imported Italian marble floors
- Choose from Verona-, Tuscany-, Conrad-, or Mediterranean-themed suites
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: noon
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: available for $35 per night
- Smoking policy: smoking rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Pet policy: no pets allowed inside the property
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in.
Amenities
- 74,000-square-foot casino
- 13 restaurants including Benihana
- 8 bars and lounges
- Outdoor pool with cabanas
- 25-person jacuzzi
- Spa with saunas and fitness center
- 6 tennis courts
- Vegas monorail station at property entrance
Traveler's Tips
- A single monorail ticket is $5, but if you’re going to be traveling to The Strip frequently, opt for a one-day ($12) or three-day ($28) pass.
- Unlike many Las Vegas hotels, LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino does not charge a resort fee.
- Airfare is not included with this offer.
- Guests must sign up at the Player's Club to receive free play credits; the credits cannot be redeemed for cash, and cannot be combined with other offers
Getting There
- By plane: about 4 miles from Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (LAS)
- By transit: Paradise and Riviera stop of 108 bus via RTCSN
- By cab: about $20 from LAS
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Oct 12, 2012. Amount paid never expires.
- Book by 10/12/12 or promo value expires
- Must complete travel by 10/30/12
- Not valid 8/19-8/21, 9/11-9/13, 9/22-9/26, 10/6-10/9, 10/17-10/20, 10/29-10/30
- Limit 3/person, may buy 3 more as gifts
- Limit 2/visit for Sun-Wed option; Limit 3/visit for Options 2 and 3
- Valid only for option purchased
- Subject to availability
- 48-hour cancellation notice or applicable fee of one-night's stay up to Groupon price applies
- Must be 18+ to check in
- Must be 21+ to gamble or play slots
- Credit card required at booking & check-in
- Not valid with reward points
- $50 per night credit card incidental hold required at check-in
- 12% tax not included.
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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