Pet Friendly Hotels in Nevada, United States

Stayed here for new years for 5 days. Room itself was fine. View and location is top notch. Right infront of monorail so commute to strip is very good. View was breathtaking aswell especially at new years. Amenities were non existent. No microwave, no COFFEE MAKER, no nothing. Was the room clean. YES. Was the bathroom clean Kinda but was missing drawer handles with the shower head just poking out of the ceiling. Lobby is great and Casino aswell as Sportsbook is top notch. Overall it was alright. Just a little neglected and run down. But still worth the stay for the view and comfy beds.

New hotel, clean lobby and clean big rooms and hot breakfast. A lot of choices for the breakfast : sausage, omelette, do your own pancake, fresh oatmeal, fruits, Coffee etc. Staff is very attentive. Request for towels came fast. I would give it an A+ rating and customer service is 10.

We love every bits in this hotel reason i give a 4 in facilities is for not having any coffee/tea machine/kettle in the room else it would have been a perfect stay for us. Nonetheless the hotel was marvelous and our stay here was fantastic. WELL DONE Bellagio staffs for a homey & friendly athmosphere, it was a great experienced!!! Two thumbs up Bellagio👍👍✌️💖❤️🫶🥰

This hotel is really good. It ’s actually a resort. By the lake, we have a lot of guests at the end of October. The reception hall is always full. The decoration architectural style belongs to the atmospheric forestry + stone brick structure. There are dark sofas with bonfire fireplaces and bear elements. The lake on the edge is very beautiful, suitable for watching the sunset There are also very good high-end restaurants near the resort, and the produce is very good. Overall highly recommended

Affordable hotel clean and staff is nice ,you can see cute donkeys walk around it’s cute 🥰

The location is very good, the free parking lot is large, the parking space is sufficient, the hotel has a complimentary breakfast, the service is warm and thoughtful, clean and tidy. There are large supermarkets and restaurants in the walk for about 5 minutes. It is very convenient to eat, shop and refuel.

The hotel is OK, it feels a bit old, especially the door has not been opened a few times, and I found a neighbor to help and didn’t open it. Later, I waited for the hotel people to open it. It was very cold at night, so I took a back to the car and waited. The room was on the side of the road. The parking place was all ice and snow. I looked at no room for people. I ran back to the front desk and asked for the rooms that were lit inside. The front desk asked me to add 10$. I said yes, but then I added 5$.

The town is from the Antelope Valley to the Yosemite Road, as a stopover. The hotel is a little small, which is a regular-sized motel. It is almost impossible to see people in the town at six o'clock. . . . . Breakfast is a normal American style, just get used to it.

Four Seasons Hotel has always been my favorite. The quality service, comfortable beds, and safe environment make people feel happy. Four Seasons Las Vegas is the seventh Four Seasons I have stayed in and the third Four Seasons overseas. The hotel shares the same property with the other two hotels. The location is not in the center of the gambling city, but it is convenient. Although it is not extremely luxurious, it also brings the beauty of quietness in the bustling city with a reasonable density of residents. The decoration is the same style as always. The foyer reminds me of Four Seasons Marrakech, and the lobby reminds me of Four Seasons Hangzhou. The interior decoration is plain and comfortable, similar to Four Seasons Singapore. The overall service is indeed relatively difficult to say the best. It is friendly but not considerate enough. Looking down at the city that never sleeps at night, a blue swimming pool is also a different scenery. It is also refreshing to swim a few times during the day. Staying here for a while in the impetuousness is considered to be a quiet corner.