Las Vegas Hotels

Located just off the strip, at 3000 Paradise Rd, on a sprawling 64 acres, the Las Vegas Hotel and Casino sits right beside the Las Vegas Convention Center. The LVH is situated just 3.5 miles from McCarran International Airport. The private monorail hub allows guests the opportunity to visit the strip, and other popular Las Vegas attractions. Ever since the LVH opened its doors in 1969, it has been committed to providing superior service and entertainment. Since its inception, the LVH Theater has had a long tradition of A-list performers, including Barbara Streisand and Peggy Lee, who performed opening night. Then, starting in the summer of 1969, Elvis Presley performed 837 consecutive sold-out shows. During his eight-year run, the LVH became the King’s home...

The Lucky Club Casino is an excellent, budget hotel with 95 rooms, located just 20 minutes away from downtown Las Vegas. NASCAR fans will be pleased to find out that Las Vegas Motor Speedway is also a short drive from the hotel. Nearby are also the Planetarium Observatory, Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park and Las Vegas Natural History Museum. You can try your luck in the 16,000 square-foot casino, which has over 300 slot machines, as well as all the popular table games. The casino also has a sportsbook with five 42-inch TVs, so you’ll always be up to date with all the latest action. The rooms in Lucky Club are basic, yet comfy and have all the necessary amenities, which include air-conditioning, hair dryers and ironing equipment. You also get a...

There are many attractions that are not to be missed in Las Vegas and the Luxor Hotel and casino is one of them. For people that have a love of all things Egyptian and want to get a little taste of Egypt while in Vegas, then the Luxor will truly give them the best of both worlds. Some people say that every hotel in Las Vegas looks the same, but MGM, the developers of the Luxor Hotel, have created something that is truly unique. It is not often that a visitor to Las Vegas will get a glimpse into Egyptian culture, but this superior building provides just that. Work began on this majestic building in 1992 and it was opened some eighteen months later in 1993. For many, the attraction of the Luxor is the Egyptian theme – the hotel was named after the ancient city of...

There may be no water in the Nevada desert, but that didn’t stop the folks at Harrah’s Las Vegas from delivering a riverboat themed resort in the middle of the Strip. The hotel started life as the Holiday Inn Casino back in 1973, during which time it became known as one of the fun spots in Vegas. That theme continued when Harrah’s took over, and it is now a place that is perfect for those that love to display their youthful exuberance. One of the most popular spots in the resort is Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill. Named after one of his songs, this is a place that is country at heart, but which delivers a rockin’ good time to anyone that visits. Music, dancing, great drinks, and massive portions are always on the menu here. That isn’t the only...

Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas South is the ideal hotel to stay in, if you don’t want to be too far away from all the action of the Vegas strip and need budget accommodation. It’s located in Henderson town on St. Rose Parkway, only a short distance away from the St. Rose Dominican Hospital (Siena Campus). The famous M Resort and MandalayBay are also nearby, being only a few miles away. However, it’s not just a hotel with comfortable rooms, it’s also a perfect place for your business needs. The Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas South has a 24-hour business center and spacious meetings rooms, so if you’re travelling to Vegas for business matters, then you’ll be pleased to find out that Hampton Inn has it all. The rooms include all the basic...

Las Vegas is known as being something of a party town, and there is no better place to get in on that kind of fun than at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. This is a place where the party never stops for the young and the young at heart. The hotel is situated just a few blocks east of the Strip, and while you can walk there, it easier to cab it there. The Hard Rock is the place to be for music, dancing, and good times, as it is home to a concert venue, killer nightclub, amazing pool areas, and great food. The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino may be considered the old kid on the block, as it was built in 1995, but like The Rolling Stones, it just keeps on rockin’. There have been some additions made to the original structure, including the Paradise Tower and the HRH...