Bklyn03
Me and my boyfriend are trying to look for a hotel (preferably cheap, but I know its impossible in NY), that has a jacuzzi/hot tub, maybe even a fireplace or waterbed. And I don't mean the hot tubs in the bathroom. One that has them outside the bathroom.
Answer
Waterbeds tend to require "special" insurance so some high-rise hotel may not have them or just a few near ground floors.
You may get lucky with Inns, B&B and lodges.
Trump on Central Park West has jacuzzi
http://www.trumpintl.com/
Hotel Gansevoortâ on 9th Avenue has jacuzzi and fireplace.
http://www.hotelgansevoort.com/
Pines Motor Lodge on Taylor Ave has jacuzzi in the room a few feet from the bed.
http://www.pinesmotorlodge.com/
Waterbeds tend to require "special" insurance so some high-rise hotel may not have them or just a few near ground floors.
You may get lucky with Inns, B&B and lodges.
Trump on Central Park West has jacuzzi
http://www.trumpintl.com/
Hotel Gansevoortâ on 9th Avenue has jacuzzi and fireplace.
http://www.hotelgansevoort.com/
Pines Motor Lodge on Taylor Ave has jacuzzi in the room a few feet from the bed.
http://www.pinesmotorlodge.com/
Any recco's for a hotel room/suite in Vegas near/on strip with hot tub thats on the cheaper side?
aber.fitch
Looking for a room to hold approx 4 people that has a hot tub. Obviously this will probably be a suite, but we don't care about having a kitchenette etc. Any rooms out there come with the "cool" features but lack the boring ones so therefore the price is down a bit??
Answer
Most Vegas resorts will have a jacuzzi room/suite. The cheapest one I can think of is at Excalibur, they have been remodeled - they are modern-looking and rather large - but of course it's still Excalibur. Otherwise in terms of price there's probably Flamingo (though it's more expensive than Excalibur and it's a hit and miss with regards to rooms) and, if you can find one available, Monte Carlo.
Most Vegas resorts will have a jacuzzi room/suite. The cheapest one I can think of is at Excalibur, they have been remodeled - they are modern-looking and rather large - but of course it's still Excalibur. Otherwise in terms of price there's probably Flamingo (though it's more expensive than Excalibur and it's a hit and miss with regards to rooms) and, if you can find one available, Monte Carlo.
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