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I booked a base room day of and upgraded at check in. Base room was about $350. Upgrade was another $700 I think.

Negotiate an upgrade. If you aren't there for several days you have a good shot if you are willing to pay for it.

How much do you think for Thu-Sun?

@@kevinburrell7226 As an upgrade, probably $1500-2000 per night realistically. Can always ask for lower and see what they say. Fri-Sat are the hard days. Keep in mind there's the 3 Bed version that's not Strip view which is slightly less.

Thanks for the info

I'm sorry, I honestly don't know. That's something I've never thought to check for in a hotel room as I've never needed it. I will going forward though.

It's easy to do so if something is available. Bear in mind, the upgrade price will reflect a discount based on the difference between what you booked and what you want. I've gotten Salon Suites over a regular room for $300 per night. Keep in mind, that was on a weekday. This suite was a $2000 a night upgrade.

Not all Pents have them. This one was technically classed as a no balcony Penthouse. The balcony ones run the full length of the suite.

So the suites floors don't have the hallways that are open to the casino. They are more like traditional floors. If you stand in the casino and look up at the roof, that's not the top of the Pyramid but the top few floor plates.

Really appreciate what you said. I saw your comment on my Bellagio vid too. As you used to be in construction, that's why you have the eye for detail. I was in the real estate industry too so I have that sense. Circa is one of my favorite places period. Next time you are there and if you are at Vegas Vickies, tell Stevan my wife and I said hi. He always treats us well and I'm guessing he would you too. Wish I had the chance to see old Vegas when service was important and nickel and diming wasn't a thing. I've seen the vid of the old MGM Penthouse. While I prefer the Skyloft style (I toured the 3 bedroom as a possibility for our wedding once), I love the history of the older one. Again, really really appreciate your kind words and you watching my videos.

Anything can be comped if you play enough and your host approves it. Grand Lakeviews are where it starts to get really hard when it comes time to book though since they are in demand. Chairman/Presidential and Villa are the steps above these.

Yeah I noticed that, but they don't have a balcony, right? I think The Lakeview may be the best room @@PKPhoenix83

@@RGC217 Depends on what you want in a suite. I've stayed in the Chairman and it's way way nicer than the Grand Lakeview despite not having a balcony. It does have a solarium, moat, kitchen, fireplaces and a tub with view though. Villas obviously have a backyard and pool so to me that's the ideal. But, those are all way more expensive.

Oh wow I didn't even know about the Chairman's suite, I just seen it on UA-cam. Yeah that definitely shits on the Lakeview, just wish they had a balcony for it too. Do you know the cost of staying there? @@PKPhoenix83

I have the better phone :).

@PKPhoenix83 not what I meant but LOL. The decor and room layout is quite different, and I prefer the one here. As russ said, his needed work but I don't feel this one does.

@@lilgohan Oh, I said that because Russ took a video of my room with his phone too. But yeah, I agree, the layout of this room is nicer, it wasn't beaten up. Probably because mine was on the Paiza Club level they kept it in better shape. Either way, we both got great deals.

I have no idea honestly. I could see it even higher than that considering how few of them there are.

For the price/comp it's a good deal and way nicer than the Pyramid Corner Suites. Best is still their Penthouses. I've got one on my page.

@@PKPhoenix83 I’ll look for it!

Yep. Each Skyline Terrace Suite gets it's own huge balcony. The Stay Well Patio Suites are very similar but the terrace is much smaller. For the minimal difference in price they aren't worth it. If you have the money, the 2 Bedroom Skyloft with terrace is even nicer as it has a small plunge pool.

I paid for it but got a discount thanks to being Platinum.

@@PKPhoenix83 can you elaborate on the platinum discount?

@@justsomeguywatching The general plat discount is I think 15% but ultimately it is going to be based on your level of play. I got this one for $500 off a night I think. So $1000 vs $1500.

The Chairman Suites at Venetian and Palazzo and the Presidential Suite at Venetian are the only 3 Bedroom or larger suites on property.

It's always fun when a TV show does a crossover.

Yes! Fun and Funny! l😂 Did Russ’ jacket have a shark tail? A man of many musical talents! Thanks for sharing a great video! This suite must be special, I mean it is so high and expansive (maybe expensive too!). I can’t imagine many people fortunate enough to celebrate special occasions there, like a birthday or even a birthday. How about a birthday?

@@wholewheat2k Yeah you know I'll never get to spend my actual birthday in Vegas. Watch, I'll have it booked and a giant meteor will hit the place before my trip.

@@PKPhoenix83 Well, hey, if you can’t go up and out to land on a meteor, let it come to you. ☄️ May you enjoy your Vegas trip!

Palazzo chairman’s are on the first floor.

Considering the video as it stands was over 13 minutes long, I really was trying to not drag it out even more. Plus, I was hungry, it was Christmas and I'm not getting paid to do this like so many people who post Vegas content. But, thank you for watching nonetheless.

I forget what the room number is. The perks are what you get with every room/suite in the Tower Suites section. They would be Tower Suites valet privileges, Tower Suites check in, your keycard is a line pass to the buffet. Use of the Tower Suites pool at Wynn. I think the lobby has free coffee early in the morning. Finally, if you book directly, they usually provide a small breakfast credit.

They are capiz shells. I have a dresser made out of them.

@@PKPhoenix83 it's just gorgeous. It gives such a beautiful glow/ color.

@@sellyourhomenowbook That's the cool thing about Wynn, the different textures, colors, patterns. Almost all of the walls have something.

@@PKPhoenix83 just beautiful.

Thank you! Returned the favor. Looking forward to watching your videos!

They were rude to my friend when he tried to tier match. Only casino I've ever been to where I didn't care. And recently, RW just got worse. Unless you are a VIP or staying in a suite at Crockford's, you have to park and check in at Conrad. You literally aren't allowed to check in at your own hotel lol. F*** that place.

@@PKPhoenix83 strange. I thought they routinely did matches- especially if one’s is Mgm platinum!

@@djtexas4993 They did at first, like a month later they didn't. I have no idea what they are doing now, nor do I care as I will never play there or stay there until they actually apologize and do something for me, anything. Plus side, I anticipate RW being sold or rebranded at some point. It's not sustainable as is.

No we didn't need the extra bedroom. We wanted the Apartment because of the beauty of the suite and the tub with a view and the steam shower. You can't get those things in Salon Suites. We toured one back in 2019 but decided to just keep the Salon instead as "we don't need the second bedroom". Funny enough, I ran into an old friend who later missed her flight and that bedroom could have been useful. Regretted not upgrading ever since. Should have too, the suite was much cheaper then. The Villas you are talking about are the Apartment Villas also known as the Garden Villas. These are true villas, much larger and nicer than the Fairway ones. They come in 2 Bedroom 5 Bathroom and 4 Bedroom, 10 Bathroom configurations. Both have backyards with pools. Generally need a $3 million plus credit line to get one. These days it's more like $5 plus for the large one. There's a chance I might be able to stay in one next year. And no, I don't have a $3 million cl. Wynn owes me a favor lol. Here's a video of the 4 Bedroom. It's old but the villas should still look like this for a few more months. They are being renovated for F1. The room tour starts around 20 seconds in. ua-cam.com/video/Bd1WQXfsPxY/v-deo.html

@@PKPhoenix83 that’s a nice vid! Thanks. I bet the renovations for F1 are quite something.

@@djtexas4993 I hope to find out one day, though I don't think anything can beat what Roger Thomas created. Best designer alive period.

Keep in mind the room takes a lot more work to turn over. Oftentimes hours of housekeeping so that costs a lot in itself. As for upgrading, with MGM, per VIP at Aria apparently I'm now approved for everything, provided I pay for it. So it's a lot easier now.

They are harder to book but if you call Luxury Reservations it's possible to get it. Weekdays are easier than weekends as these are comped like 95% of the time.

Thanks! Love a classic and space.

Thank you. I've stayed in basically every room type here so any questions, I'm happy to help. I actually upgraded into this from my comped room at $150 extra per night. There's the ground floor verison like I got and then the 2nd floor version which is exactly the same except it has a balcony vs patio and doesn't have direct access to the pool. I'd either call the hotel, talk to your host or upgrade at check in. These are usually casino VIP only so they are hard to get. Shorter stays and weekdays are ideal. Thanks for watching and commenting.

If it was me solo I'd go with the view room. If it's with my wife, I like the extra half bath. I hate waiting for the bathroom in the morning. If you can upgrade at check in, there are 3 Panoramic Suites that have fountain views and 1.5 bathrooms. They are located near the top of the hotel. I have a video of one.

It's like your own little house. Just wish it wasn't 112 outside. Then again, it was 112 at home too. Lol

@@PKPhoenix83 😂