3-Star Hotels in Nevada, United States

When we first arrived to check in, the property looked a bit run down. I typically base my stays on photos and reviews, and since this place had an 8.2/10 rating with good reviews and pictures, I felt confident booking it. For something described as a boutique hotel with a spa, I was expecting a more upscale feel. That said, check-in itself was very smooth and easy. Finding our room, however, was confusing. The layout isn’t very clear, and we had trouble figuring out which way to go. We were on the second floor, and there’s no elevator—so be prepared to carry your luggage up a full flight of stairs. Once we finally got to the room, it was very large and spacious, which was a nice surprise. The king bed was comfortable, although it only came with three pillows. Unfortunately, the furniture felt worn and a bit outdated, and the AC unit had a noticeable buildup of dust. There was also no water provided in the room, which would have been appreciated. One of the biggest disappointments was the pool being closed—especially since it was still 89 degrees at night. That would have really made the stay more enjoyable. Overall, the pictures online don’t accurately reflect the current condition of the property, which was disappointing.

The Four Queens still wins points for skipping resort fees and planting you right in the thick of the Fremont Street bash, but the trade off is noise. Adjoining doors turn neighbor chatter into surround sound, and hallway drafts carry both tobacco and ******** smoke straight under the ‘non-smoking’ sign. One night was enough. Factor in the gauntlet of downtown construction with barricaded parking lanes, narrowed wheelchair ramps, and detours that push rollabags into traffic and the bargain rate starts to feel less like a deal and more like a cover charge for chaos.

The room is big enough for me my mom and my girl. The room was clean and fresh air only one point that I dnt like was a little bit dark in the room as it doesn’t has the ceiling light (light came from 3 lanterns). I book and prepay thru online which doesnt include the hotel fees per night around 45$+ tax with no breakfast provides. The breakfast will need an extra cost around $9.99 + tax which we decide to have breakfast at Ping Pang Pang instead (Chinese restaurant on the L floor). Be careful for the smoke smell since arrival at the lobby. ( if you dnt like it, this could make you annoying) The rest is fine for the location. The bed and pillow was not really comfortable for me as it too soft.

This hotel is located in a great location in downtown Las Vegas. It's an old hotel, but it was clean. When I was in the room, I couldn't hear any noise and it was quiet.

Disappointed with Lost Item Handling The hotel has a good location and clean rooms, which I appreciated during my stay. However, I was very disappointed with how they handled a lost item. After checking out and moving to another hotel, I realized I had forgotten my jacket in the room. I called the hotel the same night, but the staff told me there was no supervisor available. I called again the next morning and spoke with the supervisor, but they said no jacket was found, which I find hard to believe. I’m very upset because I’m sure I left it there. I hope the hotel can improve how they handle lost and found items in the future.

Location is good for those want to find a silent place to rest. Swimming pool, parking place and the exterior perfect with full of tree n flower. Room is clean but somehow, lack of light for working.

The Excalibur was a great choice. The rooms were clean, spacious and the pillows were great! The staff were very friendly in helping you with just about any question you had. I didn't care for the buffet. Way over priced, limited hours and the food not so special. Nothing open after 10 p.m. to eat and no fridge or microwave in the room.! Also, no comps for reward players. This is the down side. Otherwise it was a good time.

I really like this place. Lots of things to do. It’s outside of the city so very easy to navigate and the freeway is literally less than 1/2 mile away.

The beds and pillows were very comfortable.  However, the bathroom had not been cleaned properly, as there was hair and soap residue everywhere.  The bath tub had no grab bars and you had to get all the way in the shower to turn on water.  There was no shower mat to help keep you from sliding (remember, no grab bar).   No shower caps or lotion.  The restaurant was a very pleasant experience, both the staff and food were great! We would stay again, because it is very convenient and close to the train station, which is how we traveled to visit a relative who was celebrating his 75th birthday.