Do you need a room for your trip to LasVegas during this year's World Series of Poker?

You need not to worry. Las Vegas offers a broad amount of room choices to the tourist that depends only of the budget that you are willing to spend or the world that you want to immerse yourself in.

If you feel like combining the experience of a European trip with your World Series of Poker adventures you can choose hotels like the Venetian, the Paris or the Bellagio. Or if you want to travel back in time to the Roman Empire era or to the swashbuckling world of the pirates you can choose hotels like Caesars Palace or Treasure Island respectively.

If this is the first time you will travel to Las Vegas you can start by browsing the official Las Vegas Tourism Web Site ( www.visitlasvegas.com) to get a closer look at the many attractions, besides gambling, that this great town has in store for you; or you can visit the hotel Web sites and explore the many attractions that each one offers.

Nowadays with the internet there is no shortage of options to book a room online. You can visit the official site of the World Series of Poker (www.worldseriesofpoker.com) and make a reservation from there, or you can visit the website of your favorite hotel. Most, if not all, of the big name hotels in Las Vegas allow you to make a reservation from their sites. Also, there are several good commercial sites that specialize in booking Vegas Vacation packages.

At Vegas.com ( www.vegas.com ) you can book a room, a flight, a tour or buy a ticket to that show you always wanted to see. At Vegas.com you can check the rates and the dates of your trip before buying special Vegas packages buy nightclub passes or reserve a tee time or a seat at your preferred restaurant. This website is also available in Spanish at: espanol.vegas.com.

They also offer an extended Vegas Guide with hotel information, show reviews and more. If after browsing the site you prefer to make your reservation thru the phone you can do so calling 1-800 - 851-1703, or 1-888-719-4040, if you speak Spanish.

LasVegas.com ( www.lasvegas.com ) is another website that provides the same kind of service, but also lets you rent a car if you want. You can also sign up and register, create a profile to personalize the content, save your preferences, trips and more. To make a reservation by phone call: 1-800-642-8158.

Hotels.com, Yahoo Travel (travel.yahoo.com), Expedia (www.expedia.com) and Travelocity (Travelocity.com) are just a few others of the many online sites available to book your hotel room or flight. Make your choice and book yours now.

In case you still prefer to make reservation by phone here are the numbers of some of the most popular ones:

Aladdin Resort and Casino: 1-877-333-9474
Bellagio: 1-888-987-6667
Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel: 1-800-937-6537
Caesars Palace : 1-877-427-7243
Circus Circus: 1-800-444-2472
Harrah's Las Vegas : 1-800-427-7247
MGM Grand Hotel and Casino: 1-800-929-1111
New York-New York: 1-800-693-6763
Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino: 1-800-PLAY-RIO

Two hotels will have a starring role during the 2005 World Series of Poker: The Rio and The Binion's. Here's a closer look at them:

Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino

Located just off the Strip on Flamingo Road , the Rio offers a 24-hour party atmosphere with stunning views, large suites, abundant entertainment, popular dining destinations and a Carnaval spirit that makes it one of the most exciting resorts in Las Vegas. This year it will host the World Series Poker tournament between June 2 and July 13. Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino Review

Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel

A legendary establishment of Old Vegas that boast the honor of being the home to the World Series of Poker. Although this year the WSOP will be played at the Rio Binion will host the tournament the final two days (July 14 and 15). Binion's is a player's resort with a casino that's been a favorite of poker aficionados for years. Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel Review