Conventions and the Courtyard |
| Just because you’re in Las Vegas for business doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the glamour and fun of the city. The Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center Hotel, located a mere half-mile from the bustling Las Vegas Strip, offers visitors a peaceful place to unwind and focus on the business at hand. The Convention Center is located just across the street, so if you’re in town for any of Vegas’ hundreds of conventions, you’re in luck. The hotel also offers a great breakfast buffet to get your day started right. You can walk from the Courtyard to the Convention Center, and when your day is done, walk right to the strip for some fun.
The hotel also features large work desks and free high-speed Internet access. There are also meeting rooms available if you need to get together with your colleagues at any point during your stay. |
Longer Stays in Las Vegas |
Sure, it's fun to come to Las Vegas for business. It feels a little like having to work at Disneyland! However, if you have extended work in Vegas, you'll need comfort over flash. Book your longer stay at any of the extended stay suites. Much like home, you'll find living and sleeping areas in each suite. These spaces are also equipped with a kitchen that comes complete with all of the cookware you'll need (so you don't have to pack your pots and pans!), plus utensils, a refrigerator, a microwave and
coffee maker. And much like your office at home, there are plenty of areas for holding meetings or entertaining clients. Since many extended stay suites are close to the Strip and the Las Vegas Convention Center, it's a perfect place to set up shop and home during your extended stay in Las Vegas. |
Platinum Perfection |
| If you're looking for a platinum hotel in Las Vegas to stay that’s centrally located to all three of the major convention centers – the Las Vegas Convention Center, Sands Expo Center, and Mandalay Bay Events Center -- book yourself a room at one of the hotels along Flamingo Road. There are several great hotels located on Flamingo Road that are within one mile east or west of the center of the Strip. That way you can get your fill of the exciting nightlife after your convention day is done.
Don’t feel like walking? The new Monorail is just a few steps away from most East Flamingo Road hotels. Hop a ride on this train and stop off at your favorite casinos and attractions as well. |
Playing the Las Vegas Game |
| It seems Las Vegas is built on games, so where better to hold the Global Gaming Expo, G2E? This annual event brings exhibitors from around the world whose sole purpose is to promote and support the gaming industry. The Expo features seminars on everything from Native American Indian gaming to analyzing the intricate design and decor of gaming sites.
The Expo is held at the Las Vegas Convention Center every year and it fills up quickly so book ahead. And book your hotel stay at i4Vegas.com |
Work and Play at Bill's |
| Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon is a perfect combination of old and new, located right on the corner of the strip next to the Flamingo Hotel. Owned by Bill Harrah, this multi-functioning hotel, casino, and meeting spot is ideal for those who prefer to map Las Vegas out based on a little work and play. Just one look at the hotel room amenities proves this point. Each room features the comfort of queen- or king-sized beds, a 42-inch plasma screen television with cable TV, phone, and high-speed Internet access. For those who need more communication access, Western Union services are also available. You can schedule meetings in any of the fine restaurants or meeting rooms, then party in the casinos and lounges. If your trip to Las Vegas needs to cover business and pleasure, Bill's is your place. |
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