I spent a few days in Vegas last week and while it might be a city that never sleeps…I pretty much squashed that concept with my shoe. We really didn’t do anything too adventurous. I went to bed early, slept 8 hours, woke up and went to the pool, ate well and spent time with my dad/sister.
We stayed at the Trump and I was so blown away at their amazing staff and customer service. Not only was it a gorgeous space but it always smelled like flowers.
Trips like this remind me of why I need more siestas in my life.
12 Comments
March 18, 2014
Sounds like my kind of vacation! I mean that’s why we take them right? To rest and relax.
March 20, 2014
So true!!
March 18, 2014
i also had a very un-vegas vegas experience! i went there a few years ago for a synchronized swimming meet so i was waking up at 5am and crashing in the car back to the hotel by 7pm. i had a lot of pool time and a loooot of food (justified of course).
i still loved it, the weather was beautiful, all my teammates were there and the sky is always blue! so i am sure your trip was amazing even though you did not follow the traditional rules!
March 20, 2014
Yes! You can still have great experiences in other cities no matter how different the ‘norm’ is! The weather there is just so lovely that I keep going back!
March 19, 2014
I went to Vegas once, for three weeks, and I went outside ONE TIME, when it was raining. The mall, hotel, lobby, theatre, casino were all connected. #wideeyedemoji
March 20, 2014
Ha!! Yes our hotel was right across the street from their big mall and then once you’re in Caesar’s…you’re set!
March 19, 2014
Hello siesta!!!!
Seriously, the hotel looks great -so does that pool. So I’m happy for you that work was light enough and you had time to enjoy your stay with your family. :)
March 20, 2014
The pool was fab. Since it’s on the 7th floor they say it gets hotter too!
March 19, 2014
Siesta = rest & relax. it´s important.
March 20, 2014
It really is.
March 19, 2014
I love reading about your Vegas trips. Mine are always full of rugby tournaments and chilly 50 degree days. One of these days I WILL visit during a warmer month!
March 20, 2014
Yes you MUST! It was 75 degrees and that dry heat is just amazing.