Hotels With Wifi in Nevada, United States

With a 20 yuan tip, I received an extra $75 voucher and was upgraded to a Sphere-view room on the 21st floor. However, I felt the 21st floor might not have been quite high enough for the best view. The hotel's interior has been nicely updated. The only downside was the lack of a bathtub. Otherwise, everything was great.

The hotel offers plenty of fun activities and has a truly unique atmosphere. Delicious food is available, with both Chinese and Western cuisine, ranging from fine dining to quick bites. You can watch the 'Minions' from the pedestrian bridge right next to the hotel day and night, and you can even see them from your room after dark.

This is an established hotel with an excellent location right on the main street, making it incredibly convenient to walk everywhere. The hotel offers free parking and has a sky bridge directly connecting to the hotel. A convenient key card drop-off box is located by the elevators for contactless and quick checkout, eliminating the need to interact with front desk staff. The rooms are spacious. Despite its age, it's well-maintained and very clean. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money right on the Las Vegas main street and is a great choice.

The location is super convenient, right in a bustling area. It's across from the Bellagio, diagonally opposite Caesars Palace, and just a few hundred meters north to the LinQ Promenade. Even though the hotel is a bit old, the facilities are still quite functional, offering great value for money. The commercial area downstairs is also vibrant and convenient. My only complaint is that the walk from the parking garage to the front desk is quite long, and it's a bit of a hassle dragging luggage over uneven ground. Paying for parking at the front desk was cheaper, and you can just use your room key to exit the parking garage, which is really convenient. I booked a room facing the Eiffel Tower, but at check-in, I was given a room on the backside instead.

A vacation fee was charged, and parking is also chargeable. There were two small bottles of water in the room. There was no buffet breakfast, but there were shops on site. The hotel had been renovated and was reasonably clean. The price was relatively cheap. There were supermarkets and chain restaurants nearby, and it was located in South Lake Tahoe, making it very convenient for getting around. Although the price was cheap, there were many additional fees.

I’ve stayed at the Flamingo hotel 4 times and I’d have to say for the money spent this time around it has put me off coming back ever again. No tea or coffee in the room, no drinking water (not even one bottle). Expensive “resort” fee per day with no “resort” to speak of. Food is expensive everywhere inside the hotel. The only thing it has going for it is the location. Entertainment is old. I mean Wayne Newton. Is he still alive?! Small towels big enough for children only. This trip was the most expensive part of our trip around the world and we won’t he coming back. I used to live the Flamingo, but even in the non-smoking room I could smell cigarette smoke coming through the air conditioning. I had to pay extra because the check-in time is so late in the afternoon and we got there at 2, and because my room wasn’t available when I checked in I had to pay for an upgraded room. Even though the room I got was not a newly “renovated” room like the woman at the desk said it would be and ended paying $500 Australian more. Not happy and very eager to leave Vegas because of this disappointing stay.

Well it’s Caesars palace! A phenomenal hotel in a great location right in the middle of the strip. The sheer size does mean you have to walk a lot depending on which tower you stay, and to the self car parking garage. The rooms itself were huge. I got the Augustus tower on floor 36 with a beautiful view of the strip road. The prices within the hotel were obscene however. The fact that parking is $20 dollars is genuinely crazy. They’ve practically outpriced any average traveller and has become crazy expensive throughout the city. Aswell as the prices in the rooms for a single bottle of water $8!!! The casinos were great and had a great atmosphere there (although I left with a net loss of $1200 😧) All in all, it was a great trip, and I can finally say, I stayed at Caesars Palace!!!!

Having stayed at this hotel 13 years ago, I decided to book it again this time, but unfortunately, the experience was a far cry from what I remembered! 1. **Bottled Water**: There's no complimentary bottled water in the room. Guests have to go to the front desk to collect it, and each bottle is minuscule, only 296ml! You're also limited to just one or two bottles per person per trip, which means a daily trek downstairs just for water. 2. **Minibar Sensor Trap**: All food items in the room, both in the minibar fridge and on the shelves, are equipped with sensors. Simply moving an item from its original spot registers it as consumed/purchased. This policy is incredibly unreasonable. I merely picked up a bottle to look at it and was charged! A single bottle of mineral water costs $24 USD. Upon check-out, I discovered I'd been charged for three bottles. The front desk informed me they needed to 'verify' the charges before processing a refund to my credit card, and couldn't even provide an estimated timeframe for when the refund would be issued. 3. **Missing Towel Incident**: A huge warning: Do NOT bring your own white bath towels! I hung my personal towel behind the bathroom door, assuming that hung towels wouldn't be taken for cleaning (as most hotels only clean towels left in the tub or laundry basket). When I called the hotel, they claimed they needed to 'investigate' with a third-party laundry service to see if my towel could be located. If not, they'd compensate me, but I have little hope of a resolution for this matter. 4. **The Oshow**: The 'Oshow' in the hotel's West Tower costs around 2100 RMB per person. While the performers were very dedicated, I couldn't even recall the plot from my previous viewing, and overall, it lacked any significant appeal. The sound, lighting, and special effects felt quite dated. 5. **Delayed Check-in**: Although check-in was scheduled for 3:00 PM, we weren't fully checked in until 3:30 PM. We booked two rooms, but one wasn't ready until 5:00 PM, and only after I called to inquire! As compensation, the staff provided each person with a $25 meal voucher, valid at the hotel restaurants.

This was my 5th time staying at Excalibur. This is one of the cheaper properties on the strip and gets a bad wrap - it’s great value, has everything you need for a stay in Vegas. The Deuce bus stops outside, so it’s in a great position. I used the pool, this was fab too! I recommend this hotel if you want a good value stay in Vegas.

The rooms were advertised as newly renovated, but they didn't really feel all that new. I paid extra for a room with a stadium view, and a big plus was how spotless the windows were, making them perfect for photos. The pool, however, was incredibly crowded. Downstairs, the food court offered a Panda Express. Being able to check in before noon was fantastic, especially considering how hot Las Vegas gets!