Each PetStay resort hosts a designated PetStay area within the hotel, equipped with welcome packets

Harrah's -- Now Caesar's Entertainment has hit a new low with this attempt to lure more customers to their properties. I understand hotel marketing has to find new and creative ways to lure people in. But to encourage people to bring their dogs, come on now. I love the two dog limit and no dog can be over 50lbs. How that hell will that be enforced? Will there be a scale at check in? What about people who are scared of dogs? What about people allergic to dogs? Can you bring your dog with you and have it sit next to you while you play a machine? It's bad enough with all the children in casinos, now add dogs? Seriously... Below is some the text for this current Internet ad for this ridiculous reviews of cruise ship holidays promotion.
Caesars Palace, Paris Las Vegas, Planet reviews of cruise ship holidays Hollywood, Harrah's Las Vegas, Flamingo Las Vegas, Bally's Las Vegas, Rio Las Vegas Hotel Casino, and Imperial Palace in Las Vegas are rolling out the red carpet for traveling dogs, with the launch reviews of cruise ship holidays of "PetStay," the resorts' new pet-friendly hotel program.
Each PetStay resort hosts a designated PetStay area within the hotel, equipped with welcome packets that direct guests to outdoor relief areas and dog walking routes. Additional Information about dog-friendly items for purchase and nearby dog services (such as grooming, walking and veterinary care) is available upon check-in at each of the participating resorts.
Hotel room rates for owners traveling with a dog are competitively priced reviews of cruise ship holidays at a $40 per night upgrade for designated pet-friendly hotel accommodations in the Augustus Tower at Caesars Palace; a $35 per night upgrade applies to similar accommodations at Paris, Planet Hollywood, Harrah's, Flamingo, Bally's, reviews of cruise ship holidays and Rio; a $25 upgrade applies to similar accommodations at Imperial Palace.
Speaking of going to the dogs ... . It has been announced that a major shareholder in The Evil Empire will be selling all his holdings. Is he the first of the rats to see that the debt load is forcing the company to go to the dogs? Reply Delete Ripley reviews of cruise ship holidays March 22, 2011 at 1:09 AM
I smuggled reviews of cruise ship holidays my cat into the Golden Nugget in 2001. I returned from taking her down to the car the next day to find the maids taking my stuff, probably thinking that I had abandoned it because I needed my suitcase to take my cat down to the car. Now I stay at Motel 6 when I m travelling with my cat. Reply Delete Add comment Load more...