I went with the one available at $190, which was a King Chamber Opal Tower. I was not sure about rooms and did not try and research what the locations would be. Cash rate only and I forgot about the deposit going on Hilton card. That is probably a great idea based on my experience. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is not charging a resort fee. While I did earn 3x points per dollar, I would have preferred to put it on my Amex Green card or Chase Sapphire Preferred card as I prefer earning Membership Rewards or Ultimate Rewards over Hilton points. I did make one mistake in that Hilton took a deposit, which went on my Hilton Aspire card. The cost was still the $190 a night plus taxes, but did not include the three night minimum. Availability for Diamond members and for one night! AKA they are not sold out. No point options were available but for a grand opening I was willing to splurge a bit. I began checking the website everyday and eventually stumbled upon this special offer for diamond members. Three-day minimum via Virgin at $190 per night!

On top of that, they were requiring a three-day minimum at $190 per night plus taxes and fees. This new booking started off with a dud as it could now only be booked via Virgin Hotels. That target date got pushed back, as I think spring was a better opportunity for the hotel. I made a reservation for January when the hotel was scheduled to open the first time.

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