It's a really nice hotel. Has a very good location and provides value for money. Checkin and checkout were easy too. We didn't checkout the pool because there are so many nicer ones in the area.

3.9

Paris Las Vegas

4.0 out of 5.0

from$66

A verified traveler said

Jun 23, 2017

Loved it, star was very friendly, everyone said hello and good morning.

3.7

Monte Carlo Resort and Casino

4.0 out of 5.0

from$39

A verified traveler said

Jun 23, 2017

It was more than what I expected. The reviews I read before staying here are bad, but the hotel was fine. It was clean, but maybe some dust (at least no bed bugs or anything weird). No bothers or interruptions. I would stay here again.

3.5

Luxor Hotel and Casino

3.5 out of 5.0

from$35

A verified traveler said

Jun 26, 2017

Stayed for a weekend and have no complaints. The beds are awesome! One of the best nights sleep we've had in a hotel. Staff was very friendly and super helpful.

4.4

ARIA Resort & Casino

5.0 out of 5.0

from$111

A verified traveler said

Jun 26, 2017

Great adult experience. Not many screeming kids. A little more money well spent. Great rooms.

3.5

Excalibur Hotel Casino

3.0 out of 5.0

from$29

A verified traveler said

Jun 25, 2017

It is a nice hotel but somebody smoked cigarette in one the rooms we rented before us.

3.2

Circus Circus Hotel, Casino & Theme Park

3.0 out of 5.0

from$20

A verified traveler said

Jun 25, 2017

Had a good time, staff was friendly. Front desk lady upgraded us, it was a small fee but she wasn't pushy and was super nice.

3.5

Stratosphere Hotel - Casino & Resort Hotel

3.5 out of 5.0

from$34

A verified traveler said

Jun 24, 2017

I really enjoyed my stay! From the hotel accommodations to the restaurants. My only complaint was with the F&B department. My husband and I sat and played slots numerous times and had to track down the wait staff for a drink. We eventually went to the C bar and was greeted by an overly occupied bartender ...

4.5

The Venetian Resort Hotel & Casino

5.0 out of 5.0

from$159

A verified traveler said

Jun 27, 2017

We were extremely happy with the room, the casino, the staff, everying!! Very clean!! Can't go wrong staying here.

3.9

MGM Grand Hotel & Casino

4.0 out of 5.0

from$60

A verified traveler said

Jun 26, 2017

Very nice hotel. Friendly Staff! The Lady in the front desk upgraded me because of my Birthday. Over all had a great time. Will do it again

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Las Vegas hotels come in all shapes and sizes imaginable, from the Luxor pyramid, to the glitz of Caesar’s Palace through to the decadent luxury that is the Wynn & the Encore at the end of the Strip.

While the city is marketed primarily as a place for adults, there’s plenty for families to do as well. Most of the hotels in Las Vegas have catered in some ways for the underage, Excalibur has nightly jousting shows over dinner, Circus Circus has an indoor rollercoaster and amusement park & the MGM has a fantastic five pool complex complete with waterfalls & grottos.

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The large casinos offer a variety of dining options, from buffets to gourmet food to simple cafes. Also, Las Vegas is known for great steakhouses with high quality meat cooked to perfection. This city is also home to the famous “Heart Attack Grill” which serves incredibly high calorie menu items such as the “Triple Bypass Burger”. Most of the hotels on the Las Vegas strip feature both café type eateries through to fine dining, if you haven’t been to the SW steakhouse at the Wynn (named after Steve Wynn’s initials!) then you’re missing out. The wine selection is second to none and the food is to die for.

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Las Vegas is a shopping lover’s playground, with many great malls to choose from. The Fashion Show Mall offers sweet styles from popular designers, the Town Square provides relaxing open air shopping and the Las Vegas Premium Outlets boasts discounts on your favorite brands.

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The city’s most important sporting event of the year is the finals of the annual Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association circuit. It is held in December at the Thomas & Mack Center. A number of hotels in Las Vegas have also hosted the annual World Series of Poker, most recently the Rio Hotel and Casino has held that honor attracting tens of thousands of professional players from across the globe. Las Vegas also hosts the USA Sevens, part of an annual circuit of events for rugby sevens teams.

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Overall this is a very nice place to stay. Very nice jetted tub in the room. The bed was comfortable. We stayed in a studio room that had all of the kitchen essentials. The complimentary breakfast had nice fresh fruit, muffins and bagels. That was the extent of the breakfast but Denny's is right next door if you really want breakfast. The pools were great with sand bottoms in the shallow end. The hot tub was just warm and no power in the jets at all.

Great new hotel off the strip.

New, clean with friendly staff. As someone traveling with elderly parents, its great to find a clean and quiet hotel off the strip yet close to all the action on the strip and on Fremont Street downtown Vegas. As a small casino, this is the place you want to stay in if you want avoid the sensory overload of loud mega casino action.

Great. Close to everything

Loved it, star was very friendly, everyone said hello and good morning.

Excellent staff and wonderful beds!

Stayed for a weekend and have no complaints. The beds are awesome! One of the best nights sleep we've had in a hotel. Staff was very friendly and super helpful.