Las Vegas was highly rated for entertainment by 26,507 guests from the United States!Las Vegas Travel Guide
Take a Chance in Sin City
Famed for its glamorous casinos, celebrity visitors and endless streams of entertainment, Las Vegas buzzes with activity 24/7. Located in the heart of the Nevada desert, this city is called the Entertainment Capital of the World for a reason.
You can stroll down Fremont Street in old Las Vegas like a member of the Rat Pack or act like a modern high-roller at Caesar’s Palace. Prepare for a long night as the neon lights of clubs and casinos will tempt you to sink into the world of gambling and music.
Las Vegas is renowned of its fine dining, great shopping and live performances of famous artists and comedians. Right from the moment you leave McCarran International Airport you can try your luck at a slot machine, but you might want to wait until you get to the Las Vegas strip and the dozens of larger than life casinos.
When you’re ready for a break from the bustle of the city, visit the nearby Hoover Dam with the largest man-made lake, Lake Mead. The Paiute Indian Reservation in Vegas’ downtown area offers something a bit more spiritual.
Whichever type of accommodation you choose, whether a skyscraper hotel or a design city apartment, you’ll never run out of fantastic activities in Sin City. Booking.com has the perfect place to stay for your Vegas vacation.
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Great expensive shows...but the hotels and casinos now want to use hidden charges like...resort fee, parking fee, wifi fees....all lead to excessive charges that you will later regret spending. And wish you had known.
Vegas is now way too expensive, and is only for highrollers with lots of money. Regular middle class should stay away from Vegas until casinos start to remove these fees and start giving comps to us middle class.
justin
United States of America
8.0
Drive like a maniac .
Drive like a maniac ...or you will get run over!!! Seriously . I thought L.A. and Miami were dangerous. Vegas reminds me of my tours in Somalia and the Middle East.
I am really not being fecicious. Take a rental truck or full sized van, for your families safety.
Peggy
United States of America
8.0
Traffic in Vegas can be a nightmare especially if you...
Traffic in Vegas can be a nightmare especially if you don't know your way around the city. Fortunately I do. There is always plenty to do there, shows, attractions, concerts, anything you can think of is usually available.
Yvonne
United States of America
10
Las Vegas is always a fun place because of the variety of...
Las Vegas is always a fun place because of the variety of things to do there. The shows and shopping are great.
The pools can get crowded, especially at Hard Rock Hotel—they needed to have more than one pool open at a time since there were no lounge chairs available. Other than that, it was great staying there.
Use Uber or Lyft to get around instead of taxis. It will save you money.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
My husband used to travel for work and we have family there...
My husband used to travel for work and we have family there so we do spend quite a bit of time there. Since there are so many national and international travelers there is a lot of variety in food and such. I’ve been traveling there for years and it is always a great time even though I’m not much of a gambler there is a lot more to do.
Uber when you can it supports locals and is cheaper and more convenient.
Clyde
United States of America
8.0
The only downside is the road/freeway construction but...
The only downside is the road/freeway construction but gauging from the growth necessary.
Gasoline is cheaper and the roads/freeways are better than California.
It’s amazing how the housing and shopping has grown in the last 10 years.
“for my family the best part was the pool, the pool is on the 8th floor and has a nice view of the mountains. the pool is partially shaded, which is nice during the day. We got an amazing deal on the room, and this hotel is usually one of the cheaper hotels on the strip (though it is on the end of the strip). Though the hotel is far from the strip it is conveniently located next to the Deuce bus stop, which can take you basically everywhere on the strip for a reasonable price.”
“The sheets were very clean and white. The hotel was at an ideal location next to other hotels on the strip so it was easy walking distance everywhere. It was cheap for the service we got. Overall staff was friendly.”
“I liked that the hotel had a lot of activities for you to go to for free, or cheap. The property is located in a great area and very close to the strip. The staff was extremely nice and made sure I had the best stay!”
“Room was clean comfortable and the view of the Las Vegas strip just beautiful! Staff was very friendly and the food at seigels was delicious and price was reasonable looking forward to staying at the El Cortez again”
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