Las Vegas Hotels with Wifi

"The cleanliness itself was good, but the room I stayed in was a bit old. Although it had been renovated, the shower facilities were old-fashioned and not very convenient to use. I used to get free stay vouchers almost every month and often went, getting newer room types. This time, I paid for it myself and naturally picked a cheaper option, which led me to try an older room. By the way, B across the street has merged with Four Queens, which gives more flexibility for playing, and one card works for both."

"The front desk was really hard to find because the address on Trip.com was wrong... A taxi shouldn't have an issue, but if you're driving, search for the Wynn self-parking lot. The 'sandwich method' worked – we got upgraded to a room with a direct view of the big sphere and even received a $150 dining credit... However, I was initially confused why they deducted dining expenses daily, as I'd heard before that it was settled at the end. It was a bit frustrating, but Trip.com later explained it was just a pre-authorization, and the actual charge would be on the final bill... The entire hotel is very luxurious, with a decadent and opulent feel... Also, a heads-up: the free breakfast only includes the buffet."

"Every time I go to a Vegas exhibition, I stay at this hotel. My only complaint is that the complimentary bottled water is ridiculously small. When I asked the front desk for more, I joked that the water was for babies, and the guy at the front desk even laughed and agreed! Plus, it's limited to four bottles per request. The first time I stayed, I couldn't stand it and just drank the Evian from the minibar – it was so much more satisfying to have a proper-sized bottle. The hotel's surroundings are very lively, with various stores and restaurants just across the street, making for a pleasant evening stroll."

"Booked at the morning of check in day. I made 2 different bookings and it felt like the hotel is almost fully booked. They haven’t asked me for a deposit as it was fully paid. When I lived at the second floor, it wasn’t noisy at all. Sometimes there are plain around, but the noise is ok. But when I was on the first floor, the neighbors above were a bit noisy. Anyways, It’s always a great idea to have ear plugs with you. The hotel is sweet. Location is comfy to get by bus from the airport, but there’s no bus to the strip. So it took 20-30 mins to walk there. There’re stores and restaurants war the hotel. Stuff is friendly. Can’t complain!"

"This is an older hotel, but it feels like it's been recently renovated. The location is great, and the stay was very pleasant. Parking is $20 a day. The front desk service was excellent. The only downside is that the hotel is quite large, so it's a bit of a trek to get around; it takes about 10-15 minutes just to walk from the car to the room."

"Checking in took a long time due to long queues. There was no complimentary bottled water in the room. Although check-out can be done via mobile, I imagine it would be difficult for older guests. I was in a rush to catch my flight and asked the information desk for help, but the person couldn't understand English and seemed even more impatient than I was. Frustrated, I resorted to ChatGPT and learned that in the US, you can often do an online check-out without needing a physical card. It would be perfect if they had a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk. The room's elevator is quite far from the front desk, and you have to take an elevator marked 'SPA' to get there. It's best to ask a staff member for directions, as the signage isn't very clear."

"A fantastic hotel! Everything inside is brand new and very well maintained. There were no lines at the front desk, which made check-in smooth and easy. Parking is free, and there are no resort fees — which is rare for Las Vegas. A full breakfast at the restaurant is included in the price, which is a great bonus. The staff is very polite and professional."

"My first time in Las Vegas since the pandemic, and I headed straight to this hotel from the airport. It was better than I expected. Both check-in and check-out were very quick, and the front desk staff were friendly, enthusiastic, and responsible."

"The hotel room was very spacious, and having three bathrooms was fantastic. They also provided two complimentary small bottles of water. The location was quite good; there's a Trump store downstairs where we bought a hat. The hotel offers valet parking, and we tipped $5. I recommend staying here."

"The front desk of the hotel is in an inconspicuous and small place in the Caesars Palace. There is a cigar bar next to it. The smog is filled and we don’t feel good with our children. With the 4-year-old Vain aircraft delay, check in at 11 o'clock in the evening, the hotel front desk said that we have to wait 15-20 minutes, because the hotel manager needs to go to our room to check whether the cleaning of the room has been completed. I was shocked when I heard it. Isn't this work done in the afternoon before the guests stay? It was close to the early morning! During the check-in period, other guests checked in and got the room card. I asked again, the indifference of the front desk indicated that the other party was staying in a superior suite. I was just a common room, and the attitude was very bad. I immediately called Ctrip, the front desk saw me call Ctrip, and then called the manager to urge. I asked the front desk to let the manager contact me. The front desk said that the manager could not go to the guest room. If you want to see the manager, he would be in the lobby. I said, please ask the manager to call me. After half an hour after entering the room, I did not receive a call from the manager. Instead, Ctrip made a phone call to follow up and said that the hotel had set up a ”free upgrade” for me. I said that I didn't see any upgrades. Later, Ctrip followed up. The hotel said that the room type was not upgraded but arranged a room with a better view. I am really huh, huh, because the curtains are the opposite room, the sense of sight is strong, it is impossible to open the curtains, do not mention any landscape. I took the initiative to call the front desk and ask for a manager. The customer service said that I would tell you something, and then exempted one night of taxes and fees. It is still a mediocrable attitude. I asked the manager to call to apologize. The other party said, ”You still have to find a manager to do what you want, I have already given you.” Throughout the process, I never mentioned asking for compensation. It was the other party’s initiative to waive the one-night tax, as if I contacted the manager to figure out their cheapness. I flew with the baby for 15 hours to the United States, showing him more than 40 US dollars in taxes and fees? ! The attitude is as bad as it seems to be ours. Later, the manager finally called, the background was very noisy, I don't know where he was calling. It’s a sigh of gas when I hear the manager’s phone call. The manager said, ”If you wait a little, we will give you a tax.” The implication is that I have gotten a little cheaper. The fault is not me, the compensation is also proposed by the hotel. Why can't I say sorry to the guests with kindness and sincerity? It is absolutely impossible to stay in this hotel again in the future."