Destination
Las Vegas
Lights, suites, and a table just for you.
Vegas is my home base, so this one I plan from the inside. I know which rooms actually have the view, which pools are worth the day pass, and which 'must-see' shows to skip in favor of the locals' favorite. Whether it's a quick reset weekend or a bachelorette weekend for twelve, the same connections apply.
- Best time to go
- March to May and September to November for mild weather. Avoid July to August unless you love 110°F.
- Ideal for
- Quick weekend resets, bachelorette and bachelor weekends, milestone birthdays, conference add-ons, group celebrations.
What I plan
- Suite upgrades and resort credits at every major Strip property
- Hard-to-book restaurant reservations, even on a Saturday night
- Priority show seating and backstage access where available
- Off-Strip excursions: Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon helicopter
- Group transfers, cabana day-passes, and event venue scouting for bachelorettes
- VIP nightclub table arrangements with a host on-site
Sample itinerary
A starting point. Every day bends to you.
- Day 1 · Arrive
Check into a Strip property with room upgrade and resort credit. Sunset dinner at a table I'll lock in.
- Day 2
Morning at Red Rock or Hoover Dam. Pool or spa afternoon. Evening show with priority seating, late dinner off-Strip.
- Day 3 · Depart
Locals-only brunch, slow morning, departure.
Good to know
- Resort fees and parking are real, I'll quote total cost up front, no surprises.
- Weekend rates can be 3x weekday rates. I'll flag the best value windows.
- Group bookings of 8+ get separate concierge handling, easier than herding cats.
I live here. If a restaurant suddenly went downhill, a show changed casts, or a hotel started a renovation that blocks the pool, I know before the reviews catch up.
Ready to start planning your Las Vegas trip?
Tell me your dates, who's coming, and the kind of trip you're imagining. I'll come back with a draft itinerary.
Start the conversation
