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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
This all suite non-gaming hotel offers a change of pace with a comfortable, upscale retreat at the end of busy days and exciting nights. Set amongst the giants, this fashionable property is located just off The Strip, where business and pleasure meet. Away from the crowds and close to the action this is a contemporary designed residential style property with the intimate feel of home. Engaging staff, inventive menus and comfortable suites define this all-suite contemporary setting amongst the giants of Las Vegas. The Well spa and the enveloping indoor and outdoor pools will soothe the most harried of traveler. Whether you're here for business or for pleasure, the Platinum defines hospitality.
* The Platinum is a completely non-smoking hotel. Guests must be 21 to check in to The Platinum.*
Amenities include Business center, Conference facilities, Concierge, Handicap rooms facilities, Health club, Pool, Restaurant, Room service, Spa services, High speed internet access (fee $12.95). Spa is open Thursdays through Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Room Service is available from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 23, check-out Jan 26
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.5 out of 5
(33 reviews)
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The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Hotel address: 211 East Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89169
Las Vegas, Nevada.
LAS - McCarran International Airport.
The property is located one and half blocks from the middle of Las Vegas Boulevard just east of Bellagio and Caesars Palace. North one mile of the McCarran International Airport and two miles from the Las Vegas Convention Center and two miles from the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
This property has a smoke-free policy
A sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the Strip, great steaks and seafood, along with illuminating specialites are prepared by Executive Chef James Sasahara. His concept layers familiar comfort-food themes with unique ingredients from around the country, prepared with classic technique and originality. Seduce your senses with an ever-evolving menu amidst a casual atmosphere, while enjoying all the pleasures of a great dining experience. Located on the fifth floor of the hotel, Kilawat is a sleek, contemporary dining room separated from the hotel's pool deck by a wall of glass, offering stunning views of the Las Vegas Strip in the background. Balancing its modern architectural elements, the interior is warmed by rich woods and soothing blue and silver palette. From an intimate rehearsal dinner to an executive board retreat, Kilawat offers a semi-private dining area that allows for groups of up to 20 to enjoy a special occasion in VIP comfort.
A sophisticated cocktail lounge and social gathering spot to meet friends, family, and colleagues before an exciting night out or after a great day on the Strip. Hangout during the day and into the night, with movies, music, and sports entertainment. Enjoy a unique drink menu, great food from our Kilawat restaurant as well as Edible Martinis.
Contact the Sales Department at sales@lvplatinum.com or call (702) 636-2409. Whether you are planning a corporate meeting, incentive trip, fashion show or lavish celebration, The Platinum Hotel and Spa is the ideal spot to host your event. Specializing in small groups from five to 300 people, each event is planned with the utmost attention to detail and personalized service. Flexible venues include fashionably appointed meeting rooms and suites to engage in strategic business sessions or social events, as well as our chic poolside restaurant featuring a 20 seat private dining room. Or plan a memorable celebration or event in our signature indoor/outdoor function space - Misora, the stunning 17th floor rooftop terrace where your guests will be mesmerized by the stunning views of the Las Vegas Strip.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 23, check-out Jan 26
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.5 out of 5
(33 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Great rooms, good locations
Laura Dec 31, 2009
Gorgeous suites with a view of the Strip from the balcony. Awesome jacuzzi tub. Excellent fitness center. Excellent ... service, including very good food from room service. Easy to walk to the Strip. We stayed here for our honeymoon and we plan to stay here again on our anniversary!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
My Stay at the Platinum Hotel in Vegas
Bucket Nov 20, 2009
Very Friendly service from Valet to Desk Service. Prompt with requests and advice. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
An oasis in the land of excess
Carole from Brentwood Nov 17, 2009
This hotel is terrific. There is no casino, no smoking and the hotel is not that large with only 3 check-in desks, so ... although we only stayed there for 4 nights, we were on first name terms with a lot of the staff - in fact one of them was from Essex, same as us. Upon arrival we phoned for more wardrobe hangers. These were brought up promptly and was followed by a phone call to check everything was OK and whether we needed anything else. Nothing was too much trouble for them. We spent our last morning lazing by the pool for a couple of hours - this was like a little oasis with all the Vegas hustle and bustle just up the road. The hotel is just a short walk to the Strip at the crossroads of Bally's, Flamingo, Bellagio and Caesar's Palace, so very central. We tended to walk to the Strip along the pavement and return through Bally's casino if it got a little chilly at night as all we had to do was cross the road and we were back at the hotel. Don't tell the taxi driver you have never been to Vegas before. Our airport to hotel bill was more than double what it cost to get back to the airport and that was with 3 extra bags on the return journey. Unless you are immobile or are travelling some distance, I wouldn't really bother with the Deuce bus, which runs the entire length of the Strip. It sounds wonderful, with the option to purchase a standard ticket or a 24 hour card, but in reality it takes forever for people to feed their money into the machine beside the driver at the front of the bus to get their ticket. We went to the Las Vegas Outlet Mall (south of the Strip) and decided to stay on the bus all the way to Freemont Street (north of the Strip) to see the lights. This journey was probably around 10 miles and took close to an hour and a half. You should bank on spending 5 minutes at each major stop for people to get on. You can get a good view of the rollercoaster ride at New York New York from upstairs on the Deuce bus. We did the ride on our last afternoon - 3.5 minutes of smiles and screams. Great fun. We went to the Fashion Show Mall where the models' runway raises out of the ground floor when a show is on and sinks back into the floor once the show has finished - worth seeing if you're there. Definitely go to the Grand Canyon and also go and see a show. We saw Jerry Lee Lewis, Tina Turner, Tom Jones, Michael Jackson and Elvis all in the same show! We got half price tickets from the booths along the Strip. They sell tickets from 10am for that evening's shows, so be prepared to queue. However, you will get great bargains. The only thing we wished we had booked was an extra night, so think about what you want to do before booking your trip.
Traveler type: Friends
Go to the Customer Service Desks at the large stores and see if they are offering discounts or special offers for out of towners - don't forget to take your passport along.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Go to the Customer Service Desks at the large stores and see if they are offering discounts or special offers for out of towners - don't forget to take your passport along.
--Carole from Brentwood, Brentwood, Essex, United Kingdom Nov 17, 2009
When going to "the Strip" for the day, drive to Bill's Casino on Flamingo and Las Vegas Blvd. Park in their Self Parking (free) lot and stop by the tix 4 less office at Bill's to get half price tickets for same day shows and restaurants. Then, either walk or take the Deuce bus to the other hotels on the strip. Return to Bill's to pick up your car for the return block and a half to the Platinum....when it's really hot out, that block and a half can seem endless!
--Non-smoker, Ottawa, Canada Sep 20, 2009
The Tuscany casino next door isn't half bad. It had $3 craps and 21.
--dedlyniteshade, Austin, TX Sep 14, 2009
Overall score
4.5 out of 5
(33 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
4 out of 5
Great rooms, good locations
Laura Dec 31, 2009
Gorgeous suites with a view of the Strip from the balcony. Awesome jacuzzi tub. Excellent fitness center. Excellent ... service, including very good food from room service. Easy to walk to the Strip. We stayed here for our honeymoon and we plan to stay here again on our anniversary!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
My Stay at the Platinum Hotel in Vegas
Bucket Nov 20, 2009
Very Friendly service from Valet to Desk Service. Prompt with requests and advice. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
An oasis in the land of excess
Carole from Brentwood Nov 17, 2009
This hotel is terrific. There is no casino, no smoking and the hotel is not that large with only 3 check-in desks, so ... although we only stayed there for 4 nights, we were on first name terms with a lot of the staff - in fact one of them was from Essex, same as us. Upon arrival we phoned for more wardrobe hangers. These were brought up promptly and was followed by a phone call to check everything was OK and whether we needed anything else. Nothing was too much trouble for them. We spent our last morning lazing by the pool for a couple of hours - this was like a little oasis with all the Vegas hustle and bustle just up the road. The hotel is just a short walk to the Strip at the crossroads of Bally's, Flamingo, Bellagio and Caesar's Palace, so very central. We tended to walk to the Strip along the pavement and return through Bally's casino if it got a little chilly at night as all we had to do was cross the road and we were back at the hotel. Don't tell the taxi driver you have never been to Vegas before. Our airport to hotel bill was more than double what it cost to get back to the airport and that was with 3 extra bags on the return journey. Unless you are immobile or are travelling some distance, I wouldn't really bother with the Deuce bus, which runs the entire length of the Strip. It sounds wonderful, with the option to purchase a standard ticket or a 24 hour card, but in reality it takes forever for people to feed their money into the machine beside the driver at the front of the bus to get their ticket. We went to the Las Vegas Outlet Mall (south of the Strip) and decided to stay on the bus all the way to Freemont Street (north of the Strip) to see the lights. This journey was probably around 10 miles and took close to an hour and a half. You should bank on spending 5 minutes at each major stop for people to get on. You can get a good view of the rollercoaster ride at New York New York from upstairs on the Deuce bus. We did the ride on our last afternoon - 3.5 minutes of smiles and screams. Great fun. We went to the Fashion Show Mall where the models' runway raises out of the ground floor when a show is on and sinks back into the floor once the show has finished - worth seeing if you're there. Definitely go to the Grand Canyon and also go and see a show. We saw Jerry Lee Lewis, Tina Turner, Tom Jones, Michael Jackson and Elvis all in the same show! We got half price tickets from the booths along the Strip. They sell tickets from 10am for that evening's shows, so be prepared to queue. However, you will get great bargains. The only thing we wished we had booked was an extra night, so think about what you want to do before booking your trip.
Traveler type: Friends
Go to the Customer Service Desks at the large stores and see if they are offering discounts or special offers for out of towners - don't forget to take your passport along.
Score
5 out of 5
"Where Everybody Knows Your Name"
Non-smoker Sep 20, 2009
We felt like honored guests; everybody called us by name. This quiet hotel with its classy rooms was a real treat compared ... to a previous stay at a more "typical" i.e., noisy, smoky, Las Vegas hotel (Planet Hollywood). We bought a few groceries and were able to have breakfast daily at the table on our balcony, overlooking "the Strip". Very close to everything; we either walked to the strip or drove to Bill's Casino on the strip and left the car in their lot.
Traveler type: Friends
When going to "the Strip" for the day, drive to Bill's Casino on Flamingo and Las Vegas Blvd. Park in their Self Parking (free) lot and stop by the tix 4 less office at Bill's to get half price tickets for same day shows and restaurants. Then, either walk or take the Deuce bus to the other hotels on the strip. Return to Bill's to pick up your car for the return block and a half to the Platinum....when it's really hot out, that block and a half can seem endless!
Score
2 out of 5
You better know Las Vegas roads first
dedlyniteshade Sep 14, 2009
The Good: Spacious suite with an incredible bathroom and a great kitchen. Staff was very courteous. The Bad: The hotel is at ... an intersection that is currently in the midst of horrendous road construction. Traffic took up several hours of our trip. Our room keys were deactivated for some unknown reason after our first night. The AC is controlled by the room key, and it went out in the middle of the night. The pool was closed. Nothing really within walking distance of the place, and even if there were, I wouldn't feel safe walking the streets around the hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
The Tuscany casino next door isn't half bad. It had $3 craps and 21.
Score
4 out of 5
3rd Time is Almost a Charm
Derf Sep 1, 2009
This was our third time staying at the Platinum, and it was NOT our best experience. We had arranged to arrive late and got ... in about 11:30 p.m. We were told that they had implemented a new energy saving A/C system and we had to put the room key in a slot in order for the A/C to come on. We got to the room, put the key in the slot, and got ready for bed. I woke up in the middle of the night and was sweating like a pig. The bed was drenched and the room had not cooled down at all. I thought maybe this was the hotel's way of saving money. When we left the room the next morning, the hallway was 20 degrees colder than our room and we knew there was a problem. We had to call several times before someone got to the room to check out the A/C. When he finally got there, apparently the sensor on the sliding door to the balcony had malfunctioned and the Energy Saver System thought the sliding door was open when it wasn't and therefore wouldn't allow the A/C to come on (the A/C won't run if the door is open). Once he fixed the sensor the A/C worked fine, but we weren't happy campers that first night -- it was MISERABLE!!! Bottom line is this: the suites are beautiful, the smoke free environment (no smoking allowed anywhere) is wonderful, the facility is quite nice. However, the mandatory valet parking sucks, and the responsiveness to the A/C was pretty bad. Also, they are doing road work around the hotel (temporary, but still annoying). Would we stay there again??? I'd have to think about it long and hard. With the competition in Vegas, there are a lot of great places to stay for what we paid for the room.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Peace and Quiet
LV Traveler Aug 29, 2009
If you want peace and quiet this is the place. I got good service from staff. The pool was nice and relaxing. It was divided ... in-door/out-door which was cool. The rooms were huge and cozy. The kitchen had your fridge,stove,microwave,cofee maker,dishwasher and dinnerware(plates,spoons,forks ect)The jetted tub was enough for two poeple to fit nicely. The bed was nice and comfy and the pull out sofa bed was great for visitors. The closet space was more than enough room and the bathrooms were clean and spacious. They had a good Happy Hour at Stir and a good breakfast. Room service could have been faster and pick up the phone quicker. The balconoy was great and private. Noise levels were non-existent. If you want to get away from the crowds and casinos from Vegas this is the place to stay.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Best way to stay in Vegas
edc Aug 12, 2009
I went to Vegas for my daughters wedding which was very special and fun. As for the rest of the Vegas expierence. The crowds, ... the craziness, you can keep all that. My oasis in that storm was the Platinum. I always looked forward to getting back to my room. Although I arrived hours early for check-in I was still given a room upon arrival. The pool doesn't get sunshien until later in the day.
Traveler type: Single
You don't have to eat in the big hotels. Many wonderful, small places to eat. The India Oven and Musashi to name 2.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Hotel
Happy Camper Jul 12, 2009
Only stayed one night, but I wish we could've stayed longer! Extremely clean, they didn't cut any corners. Very nice and ... large. It was about 1/2 mile off the strip, but worth the walk to stay somewhere clean, nice, large, and smoke-free. We got the cheapest room, and it had a full gourmet kitchen, balcony, jacuzzi tub, and central air conditioning. I would definitely stay there again!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
las vegas
wessnick May 29, 2009
Only problem we had was at check-in. I called a week prior to arrivel to confirm the strip view with a king bed. We we ... arrived they only had the 2 queen bed with strip view. We had to settle for a king bed on 2nd floor with no view.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Much more than your money's worth
pat&monica May 11, 2009
I loved this hotel. The pool was heated and there was an indoor and out door pool. The weather was comfortable enough to ... walk to the strip hotels. The Spa was outstanding with an exceptional massuse and pedicurist. Room service was excellent and affordable. All and all everything was perfect. The staff was friendly, courteous, professional and knowledgeable
Traveler type: Friends
Visit the casino hotels for food. All are within a short cab ride from the hotel. I would not walk from the hotel to the strip in the evening
Score
4 out of 5
The Girls' Getaway
Fabulous at 40! May 4, 2009
It was a wonderful hotel, especially for the money. It was VERY difficult to get through to the Spa to make our ... appointments ahead of time. Nobody ever ansered the phone. The front desk had the same problem and never let us know the problem was that it was closed 3 days a week. It was pretty aggravating.
Traveler type: Friends
Bring a copy of the schedule of free shows available with you when headed to the strip for the day/night.
Score
4 out of 5
Great place
the boys May 2, 2009
The location away from, but in close walking distance to the strip was great. Bus lines and parking available there. Very ... modern amenities and decor. Spacious rooms with large hot tub. Wonderful deck and indoor and outdoor connected pools. Great stay there. Service and those special little touches were adequate but they were missing that hospitality factor, but it was a wonderful stay at a good price. Highly recommended
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great price for a great hotel!
Love2Travel Apr 22, 2009
Even though it's not directly on the strip, it's in a great location which you can easily walk to the strip. The rooms are ... huge and for the price, it's unbeatable! Will definitely stay here again.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
IMPRESSIVE HOTEL !!!!!
Dee-Dee Apr 13, 2009
We were very happy to have selected this hotel. This was my families first time visiting Las Vegas and we researched all ... sorts of hotels via various websites. Glad to report that this hotel held up to prior good comments, photos, and overall hotel description. The suite was more than enough space to accommodate our party, and we really felt like occupying a home as oppose to staying in your typical hotel room where everything is all there in one large space. Our suite was very clean, spacious, provided all the general suite amenities (stove, refrigerator, microwave, silverware, glasses, dishwasher, etc) and when we needed anything the staff was there to offer immediate assistance. We ate in the hotel mainly for breakfast and the food and service was excellent. The other restaurant was good and prices reasonable in comparison to other area hotels of its kind. Location was convenient to many other restaurants, shops, casinos, and the main Las Vegas strip. We also enjoyed how quiet the hotel was in comparison to those hotels with casinos. It was definitely a BIG PLUS not to be bothered with people rotating in and out to gamble, the smoke, and noise. My only drawback was that credit cards and debit cards are not viewed/charged the same. For instance, I used my debit card to check-in which was held on file for any incidental charges. Although it has a credit card logo, when swiped, your card is immediately charged $100 per night for each nights stay. Where as a credit will just place the standard hold. Given you have no incidental charges at your check-out, the money is refunded to you in a couple of business days, but it can offset your budget if you had not anticipated the amount charge to begin with. Unfortunately we were not notified of the credit card vs. debit card difference until after the charge had been applied. Other than this, everything was very pleasing and we look forward to staying hear again upon our next visit to Vegas.
Traveler type: Couples
The main Las Vegas Blvd is only 2 blocks away from the hotel and easy walking distance to a lot of attractions.
Score
5 out of 5
My review of The Platinum Hotel and Spa
Margo Oct 12, 2008
The Platinum Hotel was fabulous We upgraded to the princess suite and could not have been happier. There were two distinct ... areas so that you could watch tv or talk on the phone without disturbing anyone who is sleeping. The bathroom was large with two sinks ,a spa tub and a large separate shower. Bathrobes were provided as well as an iron and ironing board. There were two large closets and a safe. The kitchen was just like being home- high point for me was the fridge with the ice and water dispenser no wandering the halls looking for the ice machine. The only negative was the dining room the fish was not cooked and the chicken dish tasteless--so eat out. There was a 7-11 close by which was great for drinks and snacks. The walk to the strip wasn't bad but if it was raining it could get costly with cabs. I would definitely book here again
Traveler type: Couples
7-11 mini mart strip about a 7-12 minute walk depends on your speed
Score
5 out of 5
My review of The Platinum Hotel and Spa
James Oct 12, 2008
The Platinum Hotel was very clean and most of all a non-smoking hotel. The suite was huge with a spa tub and walk in shower. ... There were two flat screen TV's, one in the den area and one in the bedroom which is great for a family with children. The kitchen area was large as well and my wife like the fact that the hotel had a balcony as well as the spa treatments and I of course enjoyed the weight room. The location was a couple of blocks from the strip and we did not mind walking. Restaurants were nearby in walking distance or a bus stop in front of the hotel every 30 minutes. Over all we had a great time in Vegas and look forward to another trip.
Traveler type: Couples
Next door was a conveince store where you could pick up milk, bread, cereal if you have a large family and needed to save money.
Score
4 out of 5
The rooms were very spacious
Marcella Aug 3, 2008
The bathtub had jacuzzi jets and could have easily fit 4 or 5 people in it. ...
Traveler type: Family
The strip is down the street
Score
5 out of 5
Pleasent Surprise Bargain
Arnold Jun 20, 2008
The Platinum Hotel & Spa was a pleasent surprise. I took the advise of previous reviewers and the results were awsome. ... Close enough to walk to the strip (however, our stay was too HOT to walk). One problem, however, was the parking, not enough to detour a future stay, but the valet makes up for any parking issues. We will stay again and have recommended this hotel to friends.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Large spacious rooms
timothy Mar 27, 2008
Spacious rooms with 2 TV's and great tub. Three blocks from the strip.7-11 round the corner to pick up items late at night. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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Go to the Customer Service Desks at the large stores and see if they are offering discounts or special offers for out of towners - don't forget to take your passport along.
--Carole from Brentwood, Brentwood, Essex, United Kingdom Nov 17, 2009
When going to "the Strip" for the day, drive to Bill's Casino on Flamingo and Las Vegas Blvd. Park in their Self Parking (free) lot and stop by the tix 4 less office at Bill's to get half price tickets for same day shows and restaurants. Then, either walk or take the Deuce bus to the other hotels on the strip. Return to Bill's to pick up your car for the return block and a half to the Platinum....when it's really hot out, that block and a half can seem endless!
--Non-smoker, Ottawa, Canada Sep 20, 2009
The Tuscany casino next door isn't half bad. It had $3 craps and 21.
--dedlyniteshade, Austin, TX Sep 14, 2009
You don't have to eat in the big hotels. Many wonderful, small places to eat. The India Oven and Musashi to name 2.
--edc, East Coast Aug 12, 2009
Visit the casino hotels for food. All are within a short cab ride from the hotel. I would not walk from the hotel to the strip in the evening
--pat&monica, DC May 11, 2009
Bring a copy of the schedule of free shows available with you when headed to the strip for the day/night.
--Fabulous at 40!, French Lick, Indiana May 4, 2009
The main Las Vegas Blvd is only 2 blocks away from the hotel and easy walking distance to a lot of attractions.
--Dee-Dee, Charlotte, NC Apr 13, 2009
7-11 mini mart strip about a 7-12 minute walk depends on your speed
--Margo, San Jose Oct 12, 2008
Next door was a conveince store where you could pick up milk, bread, cereal if you have a large family and needed to save money.
--James, USA Oct 12, 2008
The strip is down the street
--Marcella, Upland, CA Aug 3, 2008
strip 2 blocks away!
--Nicholas, USA Mar 19, 2008
I went to a tapas restaurant called Firefly (took a cab as it was about 2 miles away) recommended by the front desk person, really good and I am a foodie so I guess you could say I am picky. I would skip the Italian one (been there about 30 years) east of the Flamingo as it was mediocre.
--Jeannine, USA Mar 5, 2008
short walk to the strip. some resturants nearby
--Christopher, Seattle, WA Feb 28, 2008
For quick and cheap eats, go around the corner to Ellis Island.
--Rosanna, USA Oct 2, 2007
On one side of the hotel there are several restaurants, markets, and fast food places to go. Onthe other side the strip is located. you get the best of both worlds.
--Hector, USA Sep 25, 2007
You can walk to the strip.
--Elizabeth, Richmond, VA Aug 12, 2007
10 minute walk gets you to the corner of the Flamingo and S. Las Vegas Blvd. (Caesars, Flamingo, Paris, etc. Great location in the center of everything yet far enough away for down-time
--Barry, Newark, NJ Jul 11, 2007
behind bally's and near westin hotel
--Elizabeth, Ontario, CA Jun 24, 2007
the strip is one block away.
--mark, San Diego, CA Apr 23, 2007
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