Deal: Go ahead, raid the minibar, be treated like a VIP at SLS Las Vegas
SLS Las Vegas wants to curate your stay with a deal called #MyVegasStory. Stay at least two nights in the resort’s Story Tower, and you can clean out a stocked minibar for free. You’ll also be treated to VIP status at the hotel’s pools and nightclubs.
The deal: SLS crafted this deal so visitors would leave “with an incredible story this summer,” according to a hotel statement.
It requires a two-night minimum stay in the hotel’s Story Tower, and you must be 21 and older to make a reservation.
Don’t bother grabbing a cocktail before going to your room. The minibar will be filled with Pop Tarts, Skittles, Cheetos to munch on as well as a bottle of vodka, a bottle of FIreball Whiskey, Bud Light, Red Bull and soft drinks.
It’s all free – but only one minibar per stay.
Other cool extras include:
--VIP access to the Foxtail Pool and night club. You’ll receive a buy-one, get-one-free drink deal from 9 to 11 a.m. at the pool and 10:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the nightclub.
--Free soft drinks at a handful of restaurants, including 800 Degrees and Umami Burger.
When: The offer is good for stays starting Wednesday to Sept. 5, based on availability.
Tested: It’s hard to say how much you save with the #MyVegasStory deal. If you go whole hog, the contents of the minibar are valued at more than $200, the hotel statement says.
Prices vary widely with this deal depending on when you go. For example, midweek rooms (July 18 to 20) cost just $144 a night. But Fourth of July rooms (July 3 to 5) start at $250 a night. Prices don’t include the $30 daily resort fee.
Info: SLS Las Vegas, (888) 627-8173
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