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Harrah's NOLA Penthouse question

#1

I was just wondering if anyone did the Level V Signature Experience in New Orleans. It mentions that you get the penthouse, but it doesn't say how many bedrooms are in the penthouse. Because the dinner with Chef Besh is for 9 people, you would think that there are enough bedrooms to sleep 9 people, but maybe they expect your guests to provide their own accomodations.

When I tried googling info on the penthouse I found reference to a suites-only penthouse floor, and a fundraiser John Besh did in "the penthouse suite" back in 2010. I would hope that the offer is for "the penthouse suite" not just any suite on the penthouse floor.

If anyone has done this signature experience, can you please describe your accomodations?

Thanks!

#2

Can't comment directly on that Sig Exp (I only have a tenth of the 3 mil tier req for Level V ;).

However, having glimpsed the suite floor plan (it's actually available in the rooms on that floor), I feel safe in saying that even the largest room is unlikely to be apt accommodation for 9 people.

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At that level of play, I would well imagine that your host would be able to arrange for additional rooms, as needed. seedub49 wrote:

I was just wondering if anyone did the Level V Signature Experience in New Orleans. It mentions that you get the penthouse, but it doesn't say how many bedrooms are in the penthouse. Because the dinner with Chef Besh is for 9 people, you would think that there are enough bedrooms to sleep 9 people, but maybe they expect your guests to provide their own accomodations.

When I tried googling info on the penthouse I found reference to a suites-only penthouse floor, and a fundraiser John Besh did in "the penthouse suite" back in 2010. I would hope that the offer is for "the penthouse suite" not just any suite on the penthouse floor.

If anyone has done this signature experience, can you please describe your accomodations?

#3

I have stayed in one of the corner top floor suites at Harrah's N.O. It was a very large, nice room with a piano, but still only one bedroom.

EE

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "seedub49" <seedub49@...> wrote:

I was just wondering if anyone did the Level V Signature Experience in New Orleans. It mentions that you get the penthouse, but it doesn't say how many bedrooms are in the penthouse.>>>>>>>>>>

#4

Thank you for the replies!

I spoke to a host and he confirmed that all their penthouse suites are single-bedroom and that he would have to book multiple rooms to accommodate everyone...So I really don't have much interest in this. I was thinking if I could get a several-bedroom penthouse, I could take a group of friends for a pretty memorable mardi gras experience, but if we're all just going to have separate suites, it won't feel as special (and certainly wouldn't be worth what I expect to lose gaming since it doesn't come with a freeplay offer).

So basically that signature experience just gives you a room, flights, and dinner...which you could get at any time with even a moderate theo average. I wonder if you can trade a level V experience for another level III or IV...

#5

seedub- what is your CZR home casino?

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "seedub49" <seedub49@...> wrote:

Thank you for the replies!

I spoke to a host and he confirmed that all their penthouse suites are single-bedroom and that he would have to book multiple rooms to accommodate everyone...So I really don't have much interest in this. I was thinking if I could get a several-bedroom penthouse, I could take a group of friends for a pretty memorable mardi gras experience, but if we're all just going to have separate suites, it won't feel as special (and certainly wouldn't be worth what I expect to lose gaming since it doesn't come with a freeplay offer).

So basically that signature experience just gives you a room, flights, and dinner...which you could get at any time with even a moderate theo average. I wonder if you can trade a level V experience for another level III or IV...

#6

> So basically that signature experience just gives you a room, flights, and dinner...which you could get at any time with even a moderate theo average.

You figured that out?
Kiss your career as a Harrah's exec goodbye.
Appears they haven't.

TC

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Hot water doesn't need heating

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