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By               far               the               most               fun               hotel               I've               ever               stayed               in               is               the               Excalibur               Hotel               (click               here)               in               downtown               Las               Vegas.

A               year               ago,               a               good               girlfriend               of               mine               and               I               took               our               newly-turned-21               year               old               daughters               to               Las               Vegas               to               celebrate               this               milestone               of               a               birthday.

My               friend               made               all               the               arrangements               and               I               couldn't               have               been               more               pleased               with               the               hotel               she               chose...

The               medieval               castle               called               'The               Excalibur'.

The               Excalibur               is               conveniently               located               right               on               Las               Vegas               Boulevard,               the               mail               drag               in               town.

It               sits               between               the               Egyptian               pyramid               Luxor               Hotel,               and               the               transplanted               Manhattan               skyline               of               the               New               York,               New               York               Hotel.

Only               a               block               down               is               the               Monte               Carlo               Hotel,               home               of               famed               magician               Lance               Burton,               and               directly               across               the               street               is               the               MGM               Grand               Hotel.

The               beautiful               fountains               of               the               Bellagio               Hotel               are               within               walking               distance,               as               is               the               Eifel               Tower               of               the               Paris               Hotel.
               We               stayed               in               a               Standard               Room...guest               suites               are               available               along               with               "wide               screen               rooms"               which               come               with               wide               screen               televisions.

Our               standard               room               was               very               nice...

clean,               spacious               and               comfortable.

We               had               a               nice               view               of               the               Luxor               Hotel               which               really               lights               up               at               night.

Us               moms               shared               a               room               while               our               daughters               had               one               to               themselves.

My               friend               and               I               have               reputations               for               being               over-protective               mothers,               but               the               security               in               the               Excalibur               was               top               notch               and               we               didn't               worry               about               our               girls               at               all.

(Well...

maybe               a               tiny               bit...it's               a               hard               habit               to               break!)
               The               girls               wanted               to               go               'clubbing'               at               the               Luxor               next               door.

My               friend               and               I               were               able               to               contain               our               paranoid               mom               feelings               and               say               "Okay,               have               a               great               time."               One               reason               we               felt               good               saying               this,               is               that               there               is               a               tunnel               that               connects               the               Luxor               and               the               Excalibur...it's               much               safer               to               take               the               tunnel               than               walking               out               on               the               street               at               night.

Las               Vegas               is               Las               Vegas,               after               all               -               Sin               City.

There               is               also               a               tunnel               that               connects               the               Excalibur               to               the               New               York               Hotel.

We               enjoyed               taking               the               tunnel               over               there,               as               it               was               summer               when               we               went,               and               it               was               a               balmy               107               degrees               outside.
               While               the               girls               were               clubbing               away               at               the               Luxor,               my               friend               and               I               enjoyed               the               casino               in               the               Excalibur.

The               casino               was               clean               and               well               secured.

The               bar               areas               were               equally               as               nice               and               we               were               pleased               that               the               prices               of               the               drinks               at               the               bars               were               not               outrageous.

All               in               all,               our               first               night               there               was               very               pleasant.
               The               second               night               there               we               chose               to               see               the               headline               act               of               the               Excalibur...the               Tournament               of               Kings.

Imagine               traveling               back               in               time               to               the               days               of               King               Arthur               and               the               nights               of               the               round               table...

well,               that's               exactly               what               you'll               do               when               you               see               the               Tournament               of               Kings.

We               saw               none               other               than               King               Arthur               himself               on               horseback,               jousting               with               his               arch               enemy.

We               saw               the               other               kings               of               the               realm               jousting               each               other               as               well.

Yes...

there               were               real               horses               with               real               Knights               and               real               Lances               charging               full               speed               at               each               other.

Warning...

if               you               sit               in               the               bottom               few               rows,               expect               to               get               a               little               dirt               on               you!

(Just               a               little               though...

it's               not               bad!)
               While               we               enjoyed               this               magical               show,               we               were               served               a               dinner               that               could               have               been               on               the               menu               during               the               medieval               ages.

We               had               soup,               (delicious)               and               a               cornish               game               hen               &               sliced               potatoes,               cooked               to               perfection.

The               only               drawback               was...

there               was               no               silverware!

You               had               to               eat               with               your               hands               just               as               the               people               did               back               in               the               day.

Luckily               I               had               stashed               a               plastic               knife               from               an               earlier               meal               into               my               purse               so               we               were               able               to               cut               our               hens               rather               than               pull               them               apart.

Some               folks               say               we               cheated...well,               we're               card               carrying               city               girls,               what               can               I               say.

This               had               to               be               one               of               the               most               enjoyable               shows               I               have               ever               seen.

The               cost               for               the               Tournament               of               Kings               was               $68.00               per               person,               but               I               think               this               varies               depending               on               the               day.

We               were               there               over               a               weekend.

I               highly               recommend               the               show               no               matter               where               in               Vegas               you're               staying.
               The               rates               for               the               Excalibur               hotel               vary               greatly               depending               on               the               time               of               year,               or               the               day               you               stay               there.

The               room               rates               for               the               standard               rooms               range               from               $33.00               to               $146.00               per               night.

If               you               go               to               their               website,               www.excalibur.com,               you               can               check               the               rates               for               all               of               their               rooms               for               the               days               you               will               be               visiting.
               Another               tip               I               can               give               you               if               you're               planning               on               visiting               Las               Vegas...the               bus.

There               is               a               bus               line               that               runs               up               and               down               Las               Vegas               Boulevard               and               stops               at               all               of               the               major               hotels.

Rather               than               walking               out               in               the               heat               and               encountering               the               not               so               savory               folks               that               line               the               streets               trying               to               sell               you               tickets               to               VIP               rooms,               we               bought               day               passes               and               took               the               bus               up               and               down               the               street.

We               visited               the               Bellagio               and               watched               the               fountain               show,               we               had               champagne               in               the               Eifel               tower,               shopped               in               Caesar's               Palace               and               saw               the               pirate               ship               at               Treasure               Island.

It               was               a               grand               weekend               which               was               made               all               the               more               pleasurable               by               our               lovely               hotel,               the               Excalibur.

Our               daughters               had               a               great               time,               and               us               paranoid               moms               survived               quite               nicely!

I               can't               wait               to               go               back.
               References:               Personal               Experience,               and               www.excalibur.com






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