Big Props to Hard Rock for Saying What We’re All Thinking

By Scott Roeben, on December 20 2013

1 min read 12 comments

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Visiting a Las Vegas hotel isn’t a family picnic. It’s not a trip to the beach. It’s not a frat party.

Still, hotel guests insist upon lugging or rolling coolers through hotels, making it awkward (and annoying) for everyone.

Which is why it was so refreshing to see this sign at the Hard Rock Hotel recently.

Hard Rock manages to get the point across without sounding like anyone’s being scolded, and does it in a way that matches the Hard Rock vibe.

Way to rock it, Hard Rock!

December 20 2013 — 2 min read — 0 comments

Scott Van Wyk December 20, 2013

If ya dont like the prices go to ur local grocer.. News flash drinks are expensive if ya dont like it dont come.
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vitalvegas December 21, 2013

Sort of the cost of visiting Vegas, right? Gamble and they're free. Hard to beat that.
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goodgamble December 20, 2013

compete with 711? sortve a different overhead in a casino. The dude at 711 is non union and makes 9 bucks an hour. Little different story in the casino. If you want 711 prices, feel free to gamble at 711 which is a real thing you can do in las vegas.
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vitalvegas December 21, 2013

We tend to agree. If you're in Vegas for a vacation, act like it's a vacation and keep it classy. Pinch pennies back home!
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heISmyGspot December 20, 2013

If you want me to spend my money in the casino, then you'll let me bring my cooler. OR stop screwing patrons at the bar and compete with 7/11. At least I know where I'm NOT staying on my next trip to LV...
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vitalvegas December 21, 2013

Appreciate hearing your thoughts on this.
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Lewmoore December 22, 2013

I imagine Hooters or Motel 6 may have room for you and be cooler friendly!
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PrettyDark December 20, 2013

what's the story on coffee makers in the rooms in LV? Are they a standard addition just not mentioned on the hotel sites, or are they really not in any rooms?
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vitalvegas December 21, 2013

They're a standard amenity, so some hotels might not list them. Better to ask if you want to avoid any surprises.
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vitalvegas December 21, 2013

Always appreciate your insights.
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Kram Sacul December 20, 2013

Uh, no. Unless the room has a fridge then I'll bring my mini cooler, especially in the summer.
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