Tower suite or Hospitality suite at Mirage

otag

The prices for the suites at mirage finally posted for April of next year.   My idea was (and i may of posted this before...forget)...to have a private ceremony done by a friend of ours with family and friends in the room.  I am guessing for no more then 35 people...and i think that's a stretch.   Have a few drinks/snacks/toast, then off to dinner.  No real outside vendors or anything like that, so i'm not worried about that.  Does anyone have any experience in the Tower suite?  Views/setup/decor/etc?   I was looking at the hospitality suite also, but from their site it doesn't look there are any windows in the main sitting area.  Is that for every hospitality suite?  

I was looking at planet hollywood and mandalay bay suites as well...but i would really like to focus the night around the mirage/TI/Maggiano's area.   

Any input would be appreciated.   

ktbabe530

I've only stayed in a tower suite at TI, it had windows, but it was one big open room.

Have you tried looking on travel review websites like tripadvisor or anything for photos?

Jiimanie

I've reviewed the hospitality and tower suites indepth on YouTube - there's plenty of videos! Personally I think the tower suite has a better layout (definitely more light from windows and views if you get a strip view) and nicer furnishings. As far as I can tell, all rooms have the same layout, although there are two different colour schemes in the Tower Suites (red & orange or blue & green), some hospitality suites have a conference style table set up with black office chairs, so you'd need to be sure to request one with the nice white dining table!

 

Hope that helps, there are 'walk through' video tours on the Mirage website too, I'm having a tower suite for post-reception drinks next April, didn't realise the rooms were now available - I had better get booking!

wrigleyville

If it has the conference table, you can always bring a tablecloth, move it out of the way, and set up the drinks and such.