Need Vegas CET help/info

[Elf70]

So I'm thinking for the last two nights of my September Vegas trip that I'll try a CET property. Most likely PH as I can walk right across the street from Cosmo where I'm staying for the first 3 nights. This would be my first ever stay with CET in Vegas. I've never used the CET website to book an offer as my host at Cherokee takes care of booking for me when I stay there.

Looking in my TR account I have several offers for free nights in Vegas during the time I want to book. Does it matter which one I book under? Except for the offer code they look the same to me?? I also have numerous "stay with us and you also get" offers for the time period. (3 food offers and 2 freeplay). Can I book all of these or just one each? Or do I just book the room and redeem them when I'm there?

I'm a bit of a hotel snob. Does anyone know what rooms at PH have been remodeled? I sure would prefer to book a remodeled room. If I use the "VIP services" phone line to book I would like to know what type of room to ask for.

Has anyone used their host from a non Vegas property to book a Vegas property? If so, did you have any issues with it?

Does anyone have a CET Vegas host they would like to recommend?

I'm not even sure I'll do this. I may end up booking my usual Mandalay but I'm intrigued by the idea of wandering through the various CET casinos and checking them out.

Thanks in advance for any help/advise you can offer.

[clemi]

Elf if you decide to stay at PH I recommend you use your host and book an Ultra room. My understanding is Ultra means remodeled.

For my last stay there I booked an Ultra Panoramic suite but didn't get it but if you request a non-suite you should fare better.

You may also want to consider Paris, which I like better but in either case you should use your host so they can book you the best room.

CET hosts work throughout their network so you shouldn't need a Vegas property host for your booking.

I can't compare CET to MLife as I have no history with the latter but my 2 cents is Caesars Palace has the best gaming selection for a CET property.

[VegasMonkey]

Since you're used to Cosmo, unless you have a remodeled suite at PH, you might snub your nose at it.

[Elf70]

Elf if you decide to stay at PH I recommend you use your host and book an Ultra room. My understanding is Ultra means remodeled.

For my last stay there I booked an Ultra Panoramic suite but didn't get it but if you request a non-suite you should fare better.

You may also want to consider Paris, which I like better but in either case you should use your host so they can book you the best room.

CET hosts work throughout their network so you shouldn't need a Vegas property host for your booking.

I can't compare CET to MLife as I have no history with the latter but my 2 cents is Caesars Palace has the best gaming selection for a CET property.

Thanks Clemi.

[zeus]

I just sent you info on our host. She is located at Planet Hollywood. She is wonderful! With their offers they will combine rooms, free play and food. We get ones called something like Bonus Up (?) which includes quite a bit of free play, so all we get on these is the nights and free play.

[Elf70]

Since you're used to Cosmo, unless you have a remodeled suite at PH, you might snub your nose at it.

True. If I decide to do this I'm going to have to make sure I keep my expectations low and then hopefully be pleasantly surprised. I'm just thinking it would be a fun adventure to spend a couple days checking out the CET properties.

[dvandentop]

The newly remodeled rooms on floors I think 36 37 and 38 are really nice

There is pics of the room in my fourth of July Lake Tahoe report.

Also the room that pawnshop had on his last trip looked great too.

[pkspins]

I agree with Clemi - you should use a host to book. Either the one you have already at Cherokee or the one Zeus mailed you.
The offers you're seeing are the ones they extend to a lot of players, with varying amounts, who haven't stayed with them in Vegas before but who have TR play at other TR locations.

I stay with CET in Vegas now but with them I've only stayed at Caesars. I'm a hotel snob and it's more than met my needs, I know my way around the place now and how and how long it takes to get from there to wherever else I want to go, so I've stuck with it.

I would just suggest that if you do go with PH or any property where there's only a certain type of room or above that you'd find acceptable, and you get booked in that room, check back on that reservation as it gets closer to the trip to make sure they haven't demoted you to a lower room that may not be acceptable. This hasn't happened to me in Vegas, where I've always worked with the same host. But at other locations I've been able to book the "Acceptable to me" room online as comped - I'm a planner so I normally do my reservations months in advance - only to find as it gets closer to the time that they've downgraded my reservation to a lower level room. I'm a Seven Stars and this has happened to me at locations that I have planned to visit for the first time during somewhat higher occupancy periods (like AC in summer).

[kdk]

I'll add- I used to use my host that was not based in Vegas for my PH reservations all the time. Although all my previous hosts have left the company and they assigned me to a host at PH now, even though that's not my home casino.

Anyway, I'll agree with everything said above too. As for combining offers, you can't do that yourself on the website but a host can for you. Some offers can be combined and some can't, they will be able to tell you that.

[Elf70]

Thanks @dvandentop, @pkspins, and @kdk. Very helpful information.