Planning a Short Trip to Las Vegas? Follow These Tips for a Calming, Peaceful Vacation



 
To say that you expect your impending trip to Las Vegas to be… unpredictable is putting it lightly.

Sin City, the City That Never Sleeps, the Gambling and Entertainment Capital of the World—with all you’ve heard about Las Vegas, you can’t help but wonder if you’ll get even a little relaxation on your vacation.

But not to worry!

While LV might seem overwhelming for a non-partier, it actually offers a lot of options if all you’re looking for is some TLC and a lot of rest and relaxation!

How to Plan a Chill, Short Trip to Vegas

- Get a Room with a View

There’s something about a great view that just can’t be put into words. Even if you’re into the pomp and glamour up close, you can still admire it from afar by booking a room in any of the elaborately themed casinos and hotels on The Strip. Don’t be shy about asking for a corner suite and tell your hotel about what you prefer.

- Taste France in Vegas

For authentic French flavors, you can’t get any better than BARDOT Brasserie by Michael Mina. Located in the ARIA Resort and Casino, this gastronomical experience will delight your foodie heart. 

Starting with champagne, the courses will take you for a ride around France, without letting you leave the table. Even for the non-foodies out there, this is something you shouldn’t miss out on!

- Experience Zen at Bellagio

A luxury hotel and resort, the Bellagio lives up to its reputation for offering excellence! If your trip is during the summer, book an appointment at their Spa, Salon, and Fitness Center, and get a manicure and pedicure along with a variety of other services. 

Chug on some guava martini while someone waits on you, hand and foot—and let yourself zone out. You deserve this time off!

- Book a Cabana at ARIA

This is peak Vegas!

Imagine sitting by the infinity pool in one of the hotel’s private cabanas. Each stocked with a TV, Wi-Fi, chaise lounges, ceiling fans, setae, two pool rafts, an amenities basket, a dining table, and more—this is a treat for the senses, even if you book one of their 34 cabanas for yourself. A bit of a splurge, yes. But worth it if you want some me-time.

- Toast the Night on the Top of the World

Delano Las Vegas near the Mandalay Bay offers a unique take on international flavors, so you can be sure that you won’t find the same food you do at your local restaurant chain! Meals cooked to perfection, a 180-degree view of The Strip—dinner at Delano Las Vegas will be the highlight of your short trip!

What to Do if You’re Traveling with Family

Go out on The Strip and make the most of it!

But when you’re out and about, be sure to keep your hands light. Traveling in Las Vegas can be hectic if you have a hefty bag or two with you. So if you’re traveling with family, search for temporary luggage storage by using services such as Cubby.

A leading service that operates in 10 cities including Houston, Washington D.C., San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, Galveston, Atlanta, Boston, Austin, you should have no trouble finding affordable bag storage in Las Vegas.

Start planning. Las Vegas has everything you need for a fun, relaxing, therapeutic time!



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