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Message: [QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 2896665, member: 33113"] Personally I would seek out cheaper accomodation, but something fairly close to where I'm planning on playing most of the time (short cab ride - I'd never rent a car there) . Something with some type of kitchen facilities. If you desire to stay in one of the upscale casino hotels, why not just keep it as a 'reserved consideration' for if you experience some 'rungood' while there. Personally I really didn't enjoy my experience staying in one of the Casino Hotels (I stayed 1 week at The Palazzo). Sure the room was nice but I didn't enjoy alot of things about it.... I didn't like being right in the casino (always loud, always people walking around half-cut, noisey). ie. if you want to roll out of bed, slide downstairs to grab a bite & a coffee, it was like $8 for a peanut butter & jam sandwich. And to grab breakfast, it's freak'n huge walk or a HUGE bill & just not worth it (imo). And the food, etc. sucked imo. (frigg'n breakfast at A&W for $3 is better here then what I was getting there, LOL). I don't play casino games of any kind though which obviously makes a big difference (I liked them 20yrs. ago). To me it looked like a few were having fun but more were experiencing the 'FredFlintstone' (Bet Bet BET!!! pant, pant, pant,.. drool, drool.. drool). It felt like 'soul-sickness' all around.. sort of like being in a bar full of drunks. I felt sad. I'm glad I went but it just wasn't for me..... BUT, I still plan on going to play in WSOP again but this time I KNOW what I'll be doing >> what & where I'll be playing & how often. Where I'll be eating & a good idea of where I'd be staying. have fun on your trip! [/QUOTE]

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