Desert Rose Vegas

With the calendar reflecting the start of a new decade, we approach our fifth year living and traveling full-time in our Monaco Windsor motor home, a life we've enjoyed sharing with ya'll in this way. As was the case last year, we'll put on fewer miles ...

... original downtown area. My tip would be to stay near to the strip as this is where most of the action is. Our hotel, the Desert Rose, provided us with a very comfortable stay just behind the strip for an amazingly low price of just £40 a night for a high ...

... zeggen op het moment dat we de deur uistappen maar daar reageert niemand meer op. Vrijdag 6 aug. 7:50 PM suite 4103 Desert Rose Resort We zijn terug in Las Vegas en het is best wel even wennen aan de 43°C die hier weer in de lucht hangt. Voor we in Las ...

What a place and what a treat! We booked for four nights in the 'Desert Rose' a hotel room with 2 bedrooms and a great calm and cool restful base to go out and look at the 24hour 365 days of a year city Las vegas - the city that never sleeps. What a ...

... . I'm sure many were doing over 100 mph. Las Vegas is an extraordinary sight. Loud and bright and gaudy.   The hotel - Desert Rose Resort - is very nice. A 1 bedroom suite with full kitchen and it included breakfast too. It is located just a ...

... was amazing. I had to drive so I had a virgin pina colada which was delicious. Drove to our hotel for the next 3 nights, the Desert Rose Resort. Got this place dirt cheap on expedia several months ago. It's a couple of blocks off the south end of the ...

... vegas airport was a spinout. We caught a train to the baggage carousel and passed pocker machines on the way. Our hotel is called the Desert Rose and is not a casino. Our rooms were great. We each had a room with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a kitchen. ...

... trip to Las Vegas and much of the journey was spent playing games to keep us amused. We drove for miles through the desert which was incredible as I'd never seen anything like it before! We made a stop off at IHOP (International HOuse of Pancakes), which ...

... trip out to The Grand Canyon so we hired a car & pmosied our way on out there. We drove through some of the Mohave desert before reaching the Western rim of the canyon. What we didnt know was that cars are not permitted right up to the rim as the ...

... enjoying ourself so much we decided to stay an extra few days.  Well where better to spend Independence day than in Vegas?? Unfortunately, everywhere was really busy over that wkend and we could not book anymore nights in our hotel so we booked a ...

... ' on vain yhdet viinilasit. Meinaako ne jumatsukka, että mä juon samasta lasista puna-, ja valkoviinit? Puhumattakaan rose- ja kuohuviinista. Vulgääriä! No, otan oluen. Suoraan tölkistä, mielenosoituksellisesti!!! Siitäs saavat! Hah! En taida ...

... and 2 bathrooms!!  I'm guessing he assumed that now we are married we will sleep in different rooms. Spent today wandering round Vegas. Crazy place.  Just had a couple of hours in the sun by the pool. Now off to check out the ...

... so water started running down the hills and we even saw a small flash flood on the way home. Unfortunately (due to the weather) no desert burros or tortoises to be seen. One stop was at an ancient Indian site with handprints on the rock face. All in all ...

... to get to the Canyon, stopping at the Hoover Dam, and a small town for lunch. The whole route was through the Marja Desert, passing inactive volcanoes and big cactus etcI made friends with the lady next to me she was from Brazil and forgot her camera so ...

... with $200 worth of camping gear, a couple of rodeo hats, a John Fogerty CD, and of course, some gold Elvis sunnies. Being a desert, we thought we'd be camping in heat! By mid afternoon, we'd reached the turn-off for Toro weep - an ancient Indian ...

... Red Rock Canyon just 17 miles west of Vegas... an interesting diversion with contrasting grey limestone and red sandstone in unusual high desert terrain. And I saw a small herd of wild burros. So, now I'm off to Utah. Keep the home fires burning! Cheers ...

... close to over-taking it, which was the most exciting thing to happen... but after a while, to the left in the distance, rose Las Vegas from the desert. If you've never been you won't understand what it's like, but the casions are so huge you can seem them ...

... in the scheme of things, but it was annoying. Our first full day in Scottsdale, we decided to spend the morning at the Desert Botanical Garden. We really loved this. This was my first time in the desert during spring time (other visits have been ...

The morning drive into Las Vegas was predictable, running 160 miles across desert plains, on long straight roads and in searing heat. As we rolled into Vegas the temperature hit 112f (45c in real money) and grand buildings rose out of the desert like an ...

... these events as a vacation destination! It was a nice day, and we dreaded driving back down to the oppressive desert temperatures. We spent July 4th in Vegas, which was really neat. We opted not to got to a particular fireworks show, but instead to ...