Las vegas the city that never sleeps

You must come and visit Las Vegas at least once in your lifetime.  The city that never sleeps is certainly true we got that confused with the time because inside the casinos there are no clocks an the lights are always set to dim to lull you into a false sense of what time of day it is and unless you are outside you would think it was later than it actually was. We stayed at the amazing MGM GRAND HOTEL and she did not disappoint we were upgraded on arrival to an executive suite with a separate lounge and huge bathroom with a jacuzzi bath overlooking the strip. And as it was our 1st anniversary we received balloons champagne and cupcakes in our room too. After 4 nights of craziness, we then boarded a plane and flew to San Francisco where we spent 3 nights in a lovely boutique hotel called club quarters and I can definitely recommend this hotel great location 5 mins walk took you to the pier and ten minutes walk took you to union square where all the lovely shops were and as it was Thanksgiving there was an abundance of sales on in almost every store we went in. We popped to Macy’s to see their amazing Christmas tree and watched people ice skating listening to Christmas music in our shorts and vests was very amusing. We got to meet up with our friends in San Fran as they had just had a 3-week old baby boy Bruno and so coming all this way and having cuddles was extremely important. The following day we went out on a sunset cruise that took us under the golden gate bridge and all around the bay the views were breathtaking especially when we went past Alcatraz as that was our trip booked for the following day.