Loyalty in Las Vegas by Vegas Reviews

Poolside Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

Loyalty in Vegas is indeed the difference from a mediocre hotel to an accomplished 5 star resort.  It means the corporation really does care and looks forward to making your Vegas vacation an enjoyable luxury, you wouldn't normally see at home. 

You'll notice my Vegas blogs will praise resorts that show consistency and rewarding their customers for LOYALTY.

It's all about loyalty don't you think ?

THE IMPORTANCE OF LOYALTY 

Most of us have a passion for our favourite car and will stick by that particular brand.  Sometimes we relate cars with success or luxury. 

Who doesn't love to be treated with luxury? 

Our better half are more likely to pamper themselves by heading to their favourite Spa. The best Spa treating them with exceptional luxury, will leave a lasting impression.  In return, they will keep coming back to Vegas for more. 

Most men and some women love their cars too. 

It seems cars and luxury go hand-in-hand. We love to express our loyalty to our favourite car, as it shows who we are, as a person. In Jay Leno's case, however, he loves ALL types of cars. So he's an exception to the rule.  But for the average population, most of us will boast about our favourite brand. Some will stand by their Mustang, while others love their Mercedes, BMW or Cadillac.  In fact, they will go as far as to argue the reasons why their car is the best from other makes or designs. They ARE indeed loyal! 

Loyalty IS everything.

Loyalty is important to any successful company, who rely on their customers returning for the same products or services.  If the product or service remains the same, we ( the customers) will keep coming back, expecting the luxury we had the last time we visited. 

As Loyalty is the building blocks to a better relationship, so is consistency.

Consistency is so important.

Vegas Reviews photo of The Venetian, Las Vegas Rooms - highly recommend 

Las Vegas relies on us coming back, therefore they know how important it is to "wine and dine" their patrons using the same consistency.  It's hard to bring a customer to their hotel because of the rising competition, so when they finally get a customer visiting their establishment, it's no wonder they like to show them the very best. 

Lay out the "Red Carpet" if you will; a typical Hollywood standard.

Doing so, the customers may be so impressed, they're willing to come back, holding onto their favourite resort, no matter what the competition has.!

As Said, "...Las Vegas runs on loyalty, counting its success on advertising campaigns, luring its loyal customers back year after year. Some guests will come back, not only once a year, but twice to even four times a year.

That would be us - Vegas Lovers! "Heaven on Earth - Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

Photo by Vegas Reviews - poolside at Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

God forbid, if the service fails the typical industry standard, falling below that 5 Star value. Sometimes human error is accountable but if the resort had complete control, they truly want customers to enjoy the very best each hotel has to offer.  Mistakes happen, but it's vital the resort reacts, moving  into action, to ensure their guests are compensated.  They never want to leave a bad taste, for their resort.  If they really care and the customer is reasonable, it usually is rectified. It's very much related to an entrepreneurs success, like those on the TV Series,Shark Tank or Dragons Den.  

Bottom line, make your guest comfortable with your product or services.

In the end, each Las Vegas Resort, really do want you leaving their establishment with a good experience, coming back on a yearly basis. 

So, my question today is : 

Which Vegas Resort do you stand behind and you're considered a loyal guest? 

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Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas by Vegas Reviews

By Bari Demers - screenwriter and considered a Vegas Lover

PS  I should have become a CEO for a luxury resort - lol.

Layout map of Aria Resort and Casino - main floor and entrance

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Best Room in Vegas - What's Your Criteria ?

Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas - 16th Floor - poolside view -  Photo by Bari Demers

Some folks say,"I don't care what my room looks like in Vegas. I spend very little time in my room".

I must agree to disagree with this comment.  

My vegas room is an important part of our overall fun experience.  From room service to being pampered with ensuite amenities. 

Here's my "Lucky 7" criteria I hope for when picking a room : 

1.  The view - it's always a plus to be able to see either a beautiful view of the Vegas Strip or the amazing courtyard, poolside.

Poolside View at Aria Resort and Casino - Photo by Bari Demers

2. Above or equal to the 10th floor - we've experienced all kinds of rooms throughout the years, from 2nd floor to the 28th floor.  The most enjoyable rooms are those above the 10th floor. It's feels like an upgrade of luxury.

Rooms from the second to the fifth floor aren't really anything special. These rooms make you feel the resort hasn't made that "extra effort" to make you feel comfortable.  Mind you, some customers feel safe on the lower floors.

By the sixth floor, you begin to see more of a view.

And of course, this doesn't apply to the $40,000 per night stays at the Octavius Tower Caesars Palace featuring 11,200 sq. ft.

But seriously, who can afford these rooms?  Billionaires - that's who!

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas - Poolside View - 27th floor Forum Towers - Photo by Bari Demers

3. The Bedding - Plush King-Size beds with Egyptian cotton sheets with fluffy pillows.  A good nights sleep is always a plus, even in Vegas, where it's non-stop 24/7.  Sure, you may stay up until the wee hours, but you will always feel like heaven as your head hits that pillow. A comfortable bed is certainly a requirement with any resort.

The Venetian Las Vegas - by Bari Demers

4. The size of the room means something - when I stayed at the Venetian, Las Vegas, 650 sq ft rooms does make a difference.  Most comparable one room suites throughout Vegas are from around 420 - 520 sq ft.  Without paying more, it's always nice to feel like you have been upgraded. 

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas - Forum Towers - 2000 sq ft. with Living Room - Photo by Bari Demers

5. The amenities are important.  Showcasing my Facebook Page Vegas Reviews means it's vital I have Internet connection.

a) Internet - It's also the best way to contact family and friends while on vacation.

b) The in-room safe is a must, no matter where you decide your next vacation.

c) Electronic Toys - Remote control is always a plus, from TV to opening your drapes automatically. When I stayed at Aria Resort and Casino, their touch iPad feature offered everything from temperature control, lights, drapes, TV to setting the alarm.
Just entering the room was amazing, as the two-fold drapes automatically opened to the grand view.

d) Room Service - from the much appreciated, hard working maids cleaning your room, to a hot meal greeted by kitchen staff.  It really means a lot - it's like the "icing on the cake" sort of speak. What kind of holiday would it be without the friendly staff. Be sure to leave a tip to those who go that extra mile for you. 

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas - Forum Towers - Photo by Bari Demers

6. The Bathroom - the most pleasing bathroom is a little luxury on the side.

During our stay at Caesars Palace, the Forum Tower Royal suites offered 2000 sq ft, one bedroom with 3 bathrooms, a private bar, huge dining and living room featuring plenty of space to entertain guests up to six people.

Each bathroom featured a dual-head rain shower with glass doors, marble tile and towels galore.

My wife even had her own make-up table, just off from the main master bathroom.

Bathrooms are not only a requirement but it's a place to soak your bones or take a much needed shower. All those little soaps, conditioners and shampoos with their very own scent, make your time most relaxing.  My wife loves to take those traditional bubble-baths.  

M-Resort, Las Vegas - Photo by Romeo (visual-aerials)

7. Entrance - entering your room does have value.  It's nice to step into your very own foyer.  Opening the door is your "grand entrance" to luxury.  For that split second, your mind anticipates,
"What will my little piece of heaven look like? "  At the Forum Tower suite, our entrance was magnificent, with double-door entrance, a doorbell and a large marble floor foyer. 

Encore, Las Vegas - The Wynn Properties - Photo by family friend Brad

Your room experience may be different depending on your lifestyle.  

But one thing I've noticed?  

Once you move up to different levels of luxury, it's hard to go back to a "Plain-Jane" room.  

Las Vegas offers you every kind of luxury you're looking for.

What do you look for in a room? 

Vdara, Las Vegas 

What do you consider your Best Room in Vegas?

Personally, mine would begin with the Venetian, Las Vegas along with Palazzo, the Wynn side-by-side with Encore, Caesars Palace with the Forum and Augustus Towers, the Bellagio, Vdara and Aria Resort and Cosmopolitan with the terrace option. 

Your personal resort favorite may be different from past experiences, but the above suggestions won't steer you wrong.

Your best room may have been at the Luxor or Planet Hollywood - whatever is your best, share with me your favorite room in Las Vegas -  Vegas Reviews - We are Vegas Lovers.

Bellagio, Las Vegas - Photo by Bari Demers

Whatever life-style requirements you have, they are sure to be important to you.

Your stay in Vegas is important, it's your vacation to relax and enjoy the comforts you don't regularly see at home.  It may be to celebrate a wedding, anniversary or birthday.  

The Wynn, Las Vegas - Photo by Bari Demers

But whatever the reason is, you've decided to stay in Las Vegas, the room begins or ends your pleasant stay.

See you in Vegas!

By Bari Demers 

Super Chef Jean Phillipe Patisserie

What's your favorite pastry or chocolate with Jean Philippe Patisserie ? 

The Chocolate Woman by Pastry Chef Jean Phillip Patisserie at The Bellagio, Las Vegas

The Vegas Experience with Pastry Chef Jean Phillipe Patisserie

The craftsmanship behind all the fine chocolate is by the master himself, 
Executive Pastry Chef Jean Philippe Maury. 

The hours of work to make just one piece of sculptured art takes incredible dedication. Expertise is without a doubt and "The Woman Art Piece", made out of 120 lbs of chocolate, is a fine example of craftsmanship. 

You can find "The Woman Art Piece" on display at his Bellagio location, past the corridors from the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens heading towards the ARIA Express monorail. 

World's largest Chocolate Fountain by Jean Phillip Patisserie 

If this doesn't impress you, Jean Phillipe features the worlds largest chocolate fountain, recorded by Guinness, will surely make an impact, showcasing 4,409 lbs of warm chocolate streaming along a series of chocolate falls.


All of his elaborate pastries and chocolates are by the hands of 
professionals, but it can be a little pricey. 

It all depends how you look at, either spend $15 to $20 on a slot machine or maybe use that twenty dollars on Jean Philippe's pastries for two. For example, you can purchase a 4.2 oz Chocolate Hazelnut Spread for $12. Or try out his signature chocolates - the Square Box collection with 16 pieces at a cost of $36. 

It's sure to delight your sweet tooth, taste buds and captivate the most wonderful Vegas Food Experience, showcasing his artistic talent. Each pastry and chocolate is like, "Eating Art", along with the burst of flavors. And, if you can't make Vegas, you can order them on-line with JP Chocolates.

Be sure to take a picture before you eat his masterpieces.































Jean Philippe Patisserie offers a gourmet selection of fancy sandwiches, 
savory artistic chocolates including an array of flavored truffles bursting 
your taste buds into action, making you instinctively say," Oh Yum!". 

And his crepes are a must on your list to try. 

Blazed with an assortment of fresh fruits and real whipping cream makes this truly a new dessert experience. If you've never tried a crepe, it's time you did.

I've had the opportunity to rub shoulders with Gold awarded Pastry Chefs before, seeing first hand the molds used to create the crisp linear chocolates, including some creative tricks to designing the art piece. Jean Philippe is obviously a world class pastry chef and maybe one day I will be able to meet him too. 

Jean Philippe Patisserie  is a must on your list of things to do and try in Vegas. 

I like to call it, The Vegas Experience 

You can find Jean Philippe Patisserie at three locations : 

Aria Resort & Casino  at 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV

Bellagio  at 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV

While his third location is: 3730 Las Vegas Fwy, Las Vegas, NV

Be sure to check out his website : Jean Philippe Patisserie  

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(Note: His website seems to only work with a computer and not on iPad) 


About: 

Bari is a freelance writer as well as working on screenplays, such as Black Angels of Sirus 5, GAIA and Agent Sky. 
In his past time he likes to vacation in Vegas on a regular basis along with running the "Just for Fun" Facebook Page called Vegas Reviews. 

As a matter of fact, Bari and his wife have been visiting Vegas since 1989. His next stay for 2014 will be at the Aria, Las Vegas. Be sure to check out the next FUN Review on Vegas - all you have to do is LIKE us.


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If there so happens to be a bad experience, he will just simply not mention 
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We're just simply a fun host Facebook page featuring only about the fun in Vegas.

When we find a wonderful stay in Vegas, I like to write about the fun we had at the Vegas Hotel.

In this case we had fun at trying out Jean Phillipe Patisserie at The Bellagio.

I don't give reviews very often, so when treated wonderful - I write about it.

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 We will only talk about where we had "fun" without talking about where we didn't have "fun". The places we don't have fun? We just never go back. 

In Vegas, you have very little time to enjoy your stay, because most of our time can be as short as a weekend, we take "fun" seriously!   We take our "fun time" to enjoy the great entertainment, food, pool parties and comedians. Of course our stay at the hotels are most important to our success in having "fun". 

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Vegas Reviews is not associated with any Vegas Hotels or paid by it's own personal reviews of hotels in Vegas.
We're just simply a fun host Facebook page featuring only about the fun in Vegas.
When we find a wonderful stay in Vegas, I like to write about the fun we had at the Vegas Hotel.

 I don't give reviews very often, so when treated wonderful - I write about it.

Also - Vegas Reviews is not a company. Just a fun social Facebook Page having fun in Vegas. It would be nice to be paid for reviews, but this is just not the case here. So - if you enjoy all the fun in Vegas and would like to join our fun social page - please come on by : Vegas Reviews

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