Help me plan 14th anniversary trip to Vegas

[picksthemusic]

We were thinking Las Vegas vs. San Fran (easy places to fly from SEA/Everett WA), and we've been to both before. We decided on Vegas since it has more things to do and fun food to eat. We're not huge gamblers or anything, so we'd be more inclined to go to a show, eat at a nice restaurant, get desserts and bring them back to our hotel room, etc.

Wanting something on the strip so we're not hoofing it too much or waiting for shuttles (we did that last time at a timeshare my Dad has and it wasn't fun or easy to navigate).

Where have you stayed recently that you liked? We're thinking Bellagio, Venetian, or Aria as possibilities. We'll have an okay budget, but not looking for super extravagant.

TIA!

[egishere]

I've stayed at Bellagio and Venetian and like both! Edge to Venetian/Palazzo for their huge rooms and I really like the mall and food choices there. Resorts World is new and supposed to have good priced rooms and not feel so much like a casino.

[osumelissa]

I've stayed at the Palazzo (connected to Venetian) and Aria. I like them but, but give the edge to Venetian/Palazzo for their rooms and the amount of restaurants and bars between the two properties.

[expatjen]

I stayed at the Aria a few months ago and it was ok. Expensive, but ok.

The rooms at the Venitian (stayed there 5 years ago) were bigger. But for 2 people, the Aria room size was decent.

[goldengirlz]

We were considering a couples trip to Vegas and had booked the Palazzo (which is a bit quieter than the Venetian, in a good way). I like the suites there, and there are plenty of good restaurant options connecting the two hotels.

[puppylove64]

I don’t know if you will have a car, but Red Rock Canyon is about 30 minutes away and is really neat. It was my favorite part of Vegas

[krystee]

It has been about five years so I can’t vouch for them super recently, but I loved the suites at the Cosmo. It had a balcony too.