Thinking of a Las Vegas vacation but having trouble finding a hotel that fits your budget? With a little research, you can almost always find a great room deal at a Strip casino. Here are five tips you can use to save big on your hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.

1. Try to book your vacation during off seasons and weekdays. The cheapest hotel rates are usually available during the summer and early winter, and the best days of the week to get a cheap hotel room are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
2. Consider booking a flight and hotel vacation package through a travel agency site such as Expedia, Orbitz, or Travelocity. Flight and hotel packages sold through these sites typically save you 30% off the cost of booking the flight and hotel separately. The only downside to booking through a travel site is that it can be more difficult to get refunds on your trip if your itinerary changes.
3. Visit the casino website and join their “players club” to receive exclusive member promotions. Many casinos, including the Wynn Las Vegas, allow you to sign up for their players club (called the Red Card club) online and start receiving special offers instantly. Another option to receive casino promotions is to look for the “Special Offers” or “Promotions” page on the casino website. From there, you can usually sign up for exclusive email offers. Some hotels even offer instant deals on these pages, with no email subscription required.
4. If you are considering staying at a hotel owned by Caesars Entertainment (such as Caesars Palace, Flamingo, or Planet Hollywood), please visit the hotel’s reservation page and under “Calendar Options” in the right column, select “Special Offers” . From there, you can access exclusive promotional rates.
5. Find hotel promo codes online. Las Vegas hotel promo codes work just like retail industry promo codes; You can use the code directly on your reservation to receive a discount. For example, the Bellagio often has a promo code available for 15% – 25% off your hotel stay.
6. Once you find a great deal, check the casino’s advertised fee to make sure it’s not subject to a resort fee. Many hotels in Las Vegas impose a mandatory resort fee, which is a daily charge of $5-$25 (or more!) per night for services ranging from local phone calls and newspaper delivery to Internet access. The resort fee may not be indicated on your reservation; the hotel will ask you to pay the fee at check-in. Want to avoid resort fees during your stay? All casinos owned by Caesars Entertainment (including Caesars Palace, Flamingo and Paris) are free of resort fees!

As you can see, there are several strategies you can employ to find Las Vegas hotel deals. Saving money at your hotel means you’ll have extra money to spend on all the great gaming, dining, entertainment and shopping the Las Vegas Strip has to offer!