Palace Las Americas

... the dam. One of them explained that they came from Germany, rented Harley motorcycles and cruised across the States on "Americas Highway" Route 66. Many others followed in rented convertables - most of them were Camero's, Mustangs or Corvettes. Everybody ...

... *Stratosphere Casino *Sahara Casino *Riviera Casino *The Palazzo Casino *The Venetian Casino *Harrahs Casino *Flamingo Casino *Caesar's Palace - where we saw an Atlantis show, shopped at the Playboy Shop and saw the Pussycat Dolls Lounge ...

... here to party. Ian and I toured almost all of the Casinos and had a little flutter in the Bellagio, New York New York, Caesars Palace, The Venetian and Mandalay Bay. After playing in all of the above I came out pretty even which I was pleased with as it ...

... the nights!  We saw all the famous sights of New York New York, the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramids, the hugely extravagant Caesars Palace, the oppulent Ballagio and more!  We had a great gamble in many casinos and only lost $15 in total!! Our ...

... we all be reminded that death is just a horizon and a horizon is nothing more than the limits of our sight.] Las Vegas is Americas fastest growing and most touristed city for good reason, there really is something for everyone. Long gone are the days ...

... Wahrscheinlich ja. Und verschwitzt wie Sau, trotz der sehr trockenen Hitze, bin ich auch. Die ersten 2 Nächte schlafe ich im Americas Best Value Inn, einem Motel, etwas ab vom Schuss. Ein Hotel direkt am Strip kostet am Wochenende etwa das Doppelte. Ich ...

... accommodation at Riu Las Americas, an all inclusive resort - http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g150807-d303140-Reviews-Riu_Palace_Las_Americas-Cancun_Yucatan_Peninsula.html  Looks amazing, and I'm sure we will make the most of the alcohol and ...

... to Lima was very uneventful. Then the usual luggage routine & off to the buses and the hotel. We're back at the Las Americas about 8:30. I start putting together a laundry bag filled with knickknack souvenirs to check here since we'll be back at the ...

... hotel. We piled into their small black car with the lady giving us the spiel on the passing tourist sites. On reaching the De Las Americas hotel, she gave us her phone number in case we wanted to book any shopping or scenic tours. The bellboy carted our ...

... beach consists of three small, sheltered coves, where a remarkable tourist centre with good hotel faiclities has grown up. Playa de las Americas it lies in the townships of Arona and Adje and must be mentioned because it is of great importance as a ...

After our complimentary buffet breakfast at the DeLas Americas hotel we headed off down Santa Fe Avenue (opposite direction to last night) in search of a Post Office. We crossed De Julio Avenue, which is the very wide road that you have seen in travel ...

... After we left the cemetery, I asked a girl (who I thought was a local) and her friend for directions to Alvear Palace Hotel, which is a very famous and prestigious hotel in the city. She, Jamie, turned out to be American--even funnier, from ...

... Mexico's major museums and archaeological sites) I was ready to see what it had to offer. The only Royal Castle in the Americas, Chapultepec Castle was built in the 18th century and has served as home to Emperor Maximilian I and his wife Empress Carlota, ...

... was, for 150 years, an important part of Spain’s pipeline for the gold and silver it was shipping home from the Americas. However, in 1671, the British pirate, Henry Morgan, and 1,200 of his pirate buddies, ransacked and destroyed the city. The ...