Hi Joel,
We stayed at the Wyndham for 3 nights in the Casino tower. Ask for
the Casino tower since you are going to be using the casino. It was
very nice. The elevators drop you off right at the entrance to the
casino and is located closest to the beach and the pool area. Since
this is a large hotel, this tower is in a great location.
I am sure that I played an average of 3 to 4 hours per night, but I
have no idea what it would really take to get a comp. You could
always check with the casino host while you are there. They would
give you a good idea. When we were getting ready to check out, the
casino host told us that we had about $15 more in food comps than we
had used, so we went to the deli counter and got some stuff to take
with us on the plane. It didn't cost anything, so why not!
BTW, I played mostly quarter VP while I was there, with just a few
slots mixed in.
You will have a good time, I am sure. Getting away from the winter
weather will be a great start!
Take care..... feel free to ask if you need more info.
JIM
Jim,
Thanks for the info. At which property did you stay? I got the
feeling that a
full comp at the Atlantis was very tough. (I am going there school
vacation
week) Would you mind telling me approx what you think it took to
get a full
comp?
And boy, I am looking forward to getting away from all this damn
snow.
Thanks Again
Joel
In a message dated 1/10/2005 12:11:09 AM Eastern Standard Time,
gobucks365lv@y... writes:
> We also had received a casino rate on our hotel room (which was
nice
> enough) and upon checkout, they had comped our entire stay and
food,
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, joel0457@a... wrote:
> but not the taxes.
>
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