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SkinnyPupp · 02-28-2013, 07:08 PM

The new Sheraton just opened, and you can sometimes find a good deal for around $800 HKD a night. Check this page for deals.

If you can't find a deal and just want to stay around the cotai strip, the best deal is Holiday Inn by far. It sounds like a ghetto hotel, but it was originally going to be a fancier name originally (Shangri-La, IIRC). The franchise fell through somehow, and it became a Holiday Inn. It is cheaper than the Conrad next door, but a nicer hotel

Personally I like to stay at the Westin, since it is nice and quiet, and away from the noisy/smoky casinos.

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SkinnyPupp Hacked RS to become a mod Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Sunny Hong Kong Posts: 55,061 Thanked 25,870 Times in 9,090 Posts Failed 1,573 Times in 719 Posts Member's Picture Albums	The new Sheraton just opened, and you can sometimes find a good deal for around $800 HKD a night. Check this page for deals. If you can't find a deal and just want to stay around the cotai strip, the best deal is Holiday Inn by far. It sounds like a ghetto hotel, but it was originally going to be a fancier name originally (Shangri-La, IIRC). The franchise fell through somehow, and it became a Holiday Inn. It is cheaper than the Conrad next door, but a nicer hotel Personally I like to stay at the Westin, since it is nice and quiet, and away from the noisy/smoky casinos.