Bungalows Hostel

Bungalows Hostel - Recommended for a Las Vegas trip, but be aware of some questionable people in the vicinity. Bungalows Hostel.

The room was clean, nice, and very warm in winter. You have to take a bus to the city center (Las Vegas *****), but that's why it was so cheap.

The location is north, so the RTC bus pass is a must! The Dustrat Hotel is within walking distance, and the bus stop is close, so I was able to get home late at night. I was in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, and I even saw the fireworks and got home safely. For homeless people, just avoid eye contact and walk briskly! It's peak season, so accommodations are expensive, so I chose this place because they don't charge a resort fee, and I'm very satisfied. If you've stayed at many hostels in Europe, this is a no-brainer! They lend you a towel, and you only need to bring your own shampoo and other essentials. Oh, and the heater is incredibly warm. The bed has curtains.

The environment is decent, and there aren't many guests. Only four or five people stayed in the 10-person room, and on weekdays there were only two or three. The price is also reasonable. Although prices double on Friday and Saturday nights, that's how it is in Las Vegas; all hotels raise their prices on weekends. This is already the cheapest option, so it's a good choice for solo travelers.