Jacuzzi suite on the Strip or Downtown?

My parents are looking for somewhere to stay that has nice but reasonable jacuzzi suites. Not in one of the larger casinos though because they don't get around as well as they used to. Needs to be in one where the don't have to walk along ways to get to the valet or casino floor, ex. luxor, Harrah or flamingo. Any suggestions

 

Hmmm.

First off, this would be better in the Hotels Section.

NYNY has rooms with a tub in the room, but the bath is smaller as a result.

Do they REALLY want to spend time in a Jacuzzi tub, of is that just something interesting? Nothing wrong with it, but just asking, as that does add to the cost a bit, and may rule out some great hotels.

As to getting around, that can be deceiving. Most casinos have elevators that drop right to the casino floor. Even Bellagio is 20 foot from the casino. Some like Mirage are further. But, no matter where you go, there will be lots of walking. Getting to front door and valet is another story. So, I guess it matters a bit where they will be spending their time. I am guessing they are older based on your comment. So, as to valet, have they considered just doing cabs? I hate waiting for the valet myself and driving in Vegas can be a challenge.

 

We stayed in a Marquis Suite in November. It has a big jacuzzi in the room. Big room, 900 square feet. It was close to the elevator and once you step off the elevator, you are right in the casino in seconds. It was perfect for us because even though we walk just fine, I don't want to walk miles to the elevator or miles to the casino.

 

Which hotel was this at?

 

NYNY is probably best. Smaller hotel, so shorter walks. I stayed in their Jacuzzi suite over a year ago. I think it would suit their needs

 

I know my folks like the Monte Carlo because of the easy access to the rooms. - I know it needs a remodel, but it's easy access to the rooms and you are so close to Aria and NYNY. I'm sure the suites are nice enough and it's reasonable.

 

The title says strip or downtown. Unless there is an overwhelming need for the jacuzzi... I am thinking they/you need to first decide where they want to stay, and play.