My wife and I are going to be spending a few
winter months in Laughlin. I would appreciate
comments on your pick of the top four places
to stay? Her first priority are great rooms and
mine is vp inventory. Keep in mind she always
wins. We play an average of 3-5K a day.
Thank you, Colin
Laughlin Rooms
If the first priority is great rooms, I'd go to Vegas. Nothing in Laughlin
is "great" (although I have not staying in a suite).
VP inventory - I'm not a slave to full pay but you can still find good games
just about anywhere if you a flexible as to which game you prefer.
By the way, if you play golf, definitely go to the Mojave
Resort. Great course and
in the summer, it's just this side of free.
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At 09:01 AM 7/27/2006, you wrote:
My wife and I are going to be spending a few
winter months in Laughlin. I would appreciate
comments on your pick of the top four places
to stay? Her first priority are great rooms and
mine is vp inventory. Keep in mind she always
wins. We play an average of 3-5K a day.
Thank you, Colin
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I am not sure anyplace will let you stay in their hotel room for
several months at a time. Also, your comment of "great rooms" really
does not say Laughlin. Laughlin is noted for cheap rooms, good
gambling and cheap eats. Edgewater has advertised snow bird specials
in late fall the past few years. I don't remember exactly what the
offer was, but it was something like 14 nites and 14 buffets for a
rate of about $25 per night. You might give them a call and see if
they are going to offer anything this winter. The ranking list given
by BS sounds good to me also.
--- In vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com, "luckvpg"
<lcolinandmarie@...> wrote:
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My wife and I are going to be spending a few
winter months in Laughlin. I would appreciate
comments on your pick of the top four places
to stay? Her first priority are great rooms and
mine is vp inventory. Keep in mind she always
wins. We play an average of 3-5K a day.
Thank you, Colin