Whenever you travel to a new city, you probably look to book a home away from home at a hotel. Interestingly, almost everyone who travels to Las Vegas stays in a hotel, typically for a minimum of 2-3 nights, while in Macau, people tend to only visit for 1-2 days, with only half of the visitors even spending the night.<\/p>\n As a result, Macau has 113 hotels with a total of 37,634 rooms, along with 47 budget motels or hostels \u00a0with 1,513 rooms.<\/p>\n That sounds pretty impressive until you compare that with the 148,690 hotel rooms in Las Vegas, of which \u2018only\u2019 93,359 are at hotels on the strip. Each hotel averages 2 000-3 000 rooms, which is why it\u2019s easy to \u00a0believe the MGM Grand when they say they wash an average of 15 000 pillowcases a day<\/a>.<\/p>\n Also, remember these numbers don\u2019t even include the hundreds of rooms available if you use an alternative service like Airbnb.<\/p>\n The average hotel room will set you back $130, although obviously there are suites and rooms that go for much, much more than that as well as plenty of budget deals available, even at high end hotels.<\/p>\n In Macau, you’ll find hotels are pretty similarly priced, with a 3-star hotel costing you anywhere from $90-161. You can find a spot to sleep for as little as $30, or lay your head on a more luxurious pillow for upwards of $350.<\/p>\n![\"A](\"https:\/\/www.casino.org\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/Vegas-Hotel-1024x550.jpg\")