2022 Hotel Reservations
THE 2022 AADGP EXPO
AADGP…Building Better Groups Together
Headquarter Hotel
Bally’s Las Vegas
3645 Las Vegas Blvd., South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
+1 702-603-4390
By staying at the headquarters hotel you have the best chance of networking with your colleagues and peers. You also help AADGP meet its obligation to the hotel, which saves you money by keeping registration fees as low as possible. AADGP does not use third party organizations, via online or telephone, for booking accommodations. For your safety and security, please only make your reservation directly with Bally’s using the link provided or by phoning the hotel.
Room Rates
$135 plus a discounted nightly resort fee of $20 (normally $37) and applicable taxes (currently 13.35%) for single or double occupancy. Our room rate is available three days before the meeting and three days after, based on hotel availability. Reservation Cut-Off Date: December 27, 2021 (or when our room block is full) Call 800:358-8777. Please ensure you reference American Academy of Dental Group Practice 2022 Dental Expo.
Important Notice: AADGP does not use third party organizations (online or via telephone) for booking accommodations. For your safety and security, please only make your reservations using the hotel reservation link or by calling the hotel directly
Hotel Check-In 4:00 pm
Hotel Check-Out 11:00 am
Reservation cutoff date: December 27, 2021 (or when our room block is full) Call: 800-358-8777 Please ensure you reference American Academy of Dental Group Practice 2022 Dental Expo.
Important Notice: AADGP does not use third party organizations (online or via telephone) for booking accommodations. For your safety and security, please only make your reservations using the hotel reservation link or by calling the hotel directly
Deposits
A first night deposit is required and will be charged to your credit card.
Cancellations
Reservations must be cancelled 72 hours prior to arrival to avoid loss of first night’s deposit
About Bally’s Las Vegas
For nearly 30 years, Bally’s Las Vegas has kept both high rollers and budget-minded travelers coming back with a seamless combination of first-rate service, world-class dining and fine accommodation. Set just two miles from downtown the two-tower Bally’s Las Vegas embodies the vibrant spirit of Sin City.
At more than 450 square feet, Bally’s Classic guest rooms are among the most spacious and comfortable standard accommodations on the Las Vegas Strip. Furnished with one king or two queen beds, each classic room brings high speed Internet access, cable TV with in-room movies, and other amenities. Meanwhile, Bally’s inviting deluxe rooms measure more than 450 square feet and ooze Art Deco style with plush upholstery, light woods and upgraded marble bathrooms. Appointed with one king or two queen beds, each room features internet access, cable TV and a clock radio. No matter the room type, travelers can opt for smoking or non-smoking rooms.
Whether you’re a gaming aficionado or a complete novice, you’ll be hard-pressed not to get wrapped up in all the excitement that awaits you at Bally’s Las Vegas’ newly remodeled, 67,000-square-foot casino. From slots and table games to poker and keno, this gaming hot spot has something for everyone. With several award-winning fine dining restaurants, Bally’s lets you sample tantalizing tastes from different corners of the world. Craving scrumptious Italian specialties? They’re perfectly prepared at al Dente. How about a mouth-watering Japanese dish? Stop in at the popular Ichiban Sushi, where Soba, Udon noodles and other menu options will surely please your taste buds.
Open from 6AM-10PM Sunday through Thursday and 6AM-11PM Friday and Saturday, Buca Café Italiano pays homage to your favorite Italian cafés with a lively atmosphere, quirky decor and food that is delizioso. With more than 300 seats and unique settings like the Pope room, where you can dine on giant 1/2 lb. meatballs, the restaurant offers something for everyone. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and room service alongside a daily carving buffet, Buca Café Italiano offers classic Italian fare like Baked Lasagna, Veal Parmagiana and Spicy Chicken Rigatoni, all served to share alongside a wine list that’s vintage Buca.
The newest brand owned by Planet Hollywood International, Inc., and opening it’s first location at Bally’s Las Vegas Tequila Taqueria, embodies the soulful nature of Mexico. Revolución imagery and other interesting cultural icons create an authentic backdrop, as diners enjoy various Mexican dishes including tacos, enchiladas, fajitas, tortas and guacamole made tableside. Guests will also be able to quench their thirst with a selection of 37 premium tequilas and 10 ice-cold Mexican beers. Tequila Taqueria is open seven days a week from Noon to 6 a.m.
Avid shoppers will love Bally’s Avenue Shoppes – a collection of more than 20 unique stores and boutiques. Noteworthy spots for nightlife include Sully’s, Indigo Lounge and Tequila Bar & Grille. Bally’s features eight lighted tennis courts, and guests enjoy preferred access to two of the nation’s most beautiful courses – Cascata and Rio Secco. Business travelers can take advantage of 175,000 square feet of meeting space, including lavish Skyview rooms that overlook the Strip, as well as spacious ballrooms.
Parking
Free Parking at Bally’s Las Vegas
Self parking will be free for registered hotel guests, Nevada residents (with I.D.) and anyone who has a Caesars Rewards card at the Platinum, Diamond, or Seven Stars level.
Self-Parking Privileges for Hotel Guests
Once you’ve paid a parking fee at Bally’s, you can use your hotel room key to access the self-parking garages at other Caesars properties, without an additional fee.
Bally’s Valet Parking Fees
Up to 2 Hours: $18 (weekdays) – $20 on weekends
2 to 4 Hours: $22 (weekdays) – $24 on weekends
4 to 24 Hours: $26 (weekdays) – $30 on weekends
Every day over 24 Hours: $26 on weekdays – $30 on weekends
As with self-parking, valet parking will be free for anyone at the Platinum, Diamond, or Seven Stars status on their Total Rewards players card. Hotel guests pay the valet fee, as do Nevada residents.
Valet In and Out Privileges
Guests staying at Bally’s hotel have in and out privileges for Bally’s only. In a new change from recent policy, guests staying at Bally’s who go to another Caesars property (say Caesars Palace), would have to pay a new valet fee.
Guests not staying at Bally’s do not have in-and-out privileges, and therefore will have to pay a new fee each time they enter the garage.
Some other notes:
* For hotel guests, the valet parking fee will be automatically charged to your room.
* Whether you’re using valet parking, or self-parking, you’ll pay at a kiosk before retrieving your car. Tips to valets must be in cash and cannot be charged on the kiosk machines.