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The Ahern Luxury Boutique Hotel

The Ahern Luxury Boutique Hotel

4.5/5125 Reviews
Las Vegas Strip
Newly renovated, it doesn't look that old. The staff are also very friendly. The bed and pillows are very soft and it's very comfortable to sleep on. If the indoor refrigerator is not in use, remember to unplug it. It is a bit noisy.
Las Vegas Marriott

Las Vegas Marriott

4.3/571 Reviews
Las Vegas Strip
The hotel is very close to the convention center. The booked room does not include breakfast, wifi is charged, and it is more expensive. It is recommended to book the widi equipment in advance on Ctrip. There is no free water supply. Be good to go to the supermarket to buy water reserves in advance, the waiter is very friendly, very enthusiastic and patient. The room was clean, comfortable and very atmospheric. The facilities are very complete and perfect. It is good to take a break from the downtown area. Great! Great
Sahara Las Vegas

Sahara Las Vegas

4.1/552 Reviews
Las Vegas Strip
I don't think the room is terrible. The room is spacious; the bed is wide; the couch is large; the restroom is clean. I was just a bit upset by the mirrors since they are everywhere: left of the bed, right of the bed, and above the bed on the ceiling.
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

4.2/5107 Reviews
Las Vegas Strip
The room is large and the facilities are complete. Although it is not on the Las Vegas Avenue, it is more cost-effective. It takes about 10 minutes to drive to the boulevard. The only thing is not too good. The breakfast type is not very good.
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Las Vegas Airport N Conv.

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Las Vegas Airport N Conv.

2.8/542 Reviews
Las Vegas Strip
Read Ctrip's selection of hotels. On the day of Russ, it had cooled down and turned on for one night. The hotel has no advantage in hardware facilities, which is slightly lower than some domestic business express hotels. Breakfast was average and totally foreign taste. But it's acceptable, bagels and homemade muffins are nice. I have to mention the hotel's logistics staff, the front desk service is average, but when you have problems finding the logistics staff, they are very enthusiastic and friendly, the airport shuttle driver is also superb, he will guide you Airlines check in. The only regret was that the car was parked on the side of the road because it was in the way and I tipped him in the future. Overall good!
Hilton Grand Vacations Club Elara Center Strip Las Vegas

Hilton Grand Vacations Club Elara Center Strip Las Vegas

4.5/5122 Reviews
Las Vegas Strip
Some time ago we purchased a four night, five day ”update selling package” from The Elara from Hilton. I had to travel alone because my wife has been doctoring for what was believed to be a pinched nerve in her back. She was unable to walk without pain, and the doctors suggested it would be better if she didn't travel. I arrived in Vegas about 8:45 am, and got to the Elara at 9:15 am. Check in time is 4:00 pm, but luckily enough they had a One bedroom room open for me. Best check in experience we have ever had at that facility. I thought it was going to be a great time in Vegas. I had scheduled a time for a timeshare presentation at 10:30 am on Friday. Since I was alone, I went in on Thursday as asked if I could move it up to 8:30 am which they did. I was given a lanyard with a card on it, and was told there would be a group meeting at 8:30. I went to the meeting with about 20 other people. It lasted about 10 minutes, then salespeople went around and took the couples to a private meeting. I was the last one selected, and they asked me where my wife was. I told them of her health issues, and that she was unable to travel. I was told by the receptionist that I could not take the ”review meeting” since my wife was not with me. I told them of her health issues and after a few more minutes she came back and told me that it was illegal in the state of Nevada to allow me a solo meeting. Then the gal told me that she couldn't reach the sales manager, but he would call me soon. I said ”are you certain he will call me?” and she said oh yes, he always returns calls, and you will hear from him for certain before the end of the day. That never happened. In late afternoon I starting calling to find out what was going on. No one ever answered the phone. I called many times from Friday through Sunday and no one ever answered the phone or returned my call. They were not open Saturday or Sunday, I later found out. Starting another round of calls Monday, after I had already moved to a different, Embassy Suites Hotel also in Las Vegas. I bet I talked to 3 or 4 more people and finally I got to talk to a helpful person, name of Rose Marie. She told me that since I didn't listen to the timeshare presentation I had to pay $752.78 for my 4 night stay, less the $247.78 I had prepaid for the 4 day package. I told Rose Marie that I would not pay that price because if the sales manager would have called me back on Friday as I had been promised he would do, I would have been out of that room about 15 minutes after he called me, and moved to a more reasonable hotel. Rose Marie went back to her manager a few times, and I got the extra charge for the rental cut in half. $252.50 was the new amount that I had to pay. Better than double that price, but still 100% unreasonable based on what I had paid for the 4 day package. I thanked Rose Marie many times for doing a job that I was sorry she had to perform. She agreed that she knew that what I told h

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A Radiant Metropolis in the Desert

Famous for its vibrant nightlife and unique entertainment, Las Vegas, nestled in the heart of Nevada, USA, is a city that never sleeps. Known as "Sin City," it proudly holds the title as the Entertainment Capital of the World. One fun fact that few know: Las Vegas is home to more than half of the world's top 20 largest hotels. So get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey in a city that shimmers with glitz, glam, and remarkable surprises at every corner.

Jetting off to the Neon Paradise

Arriving in Las Vegas is a breeze with McCarran International Airport, located just a few miles from the heart of the city. Shuttles, taxis, and ride-sharing services are readily available to transport you downtown. When planning your visit, ensure you're aware of the USA visa requirements and apply in advance.

English is the primary language spoken, but you'll find a multilingual atmosphere due to the city's international appeal. While Las Vegas is globally known for its 24/7 casinos, do remember gambling is a recreational activity and should be approached responsibly.

Dazzling Attractions and Spectacles

Las Vegas Strip, the city's nerve center, houses a plethora of world-renowned casinos, hotels, and attractions. Explore the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas, journey to ancient Rome at the Colosseum in Caesar's Palace, or marvel at the Fountains of Bellagio - a dancing water spectacle that's a must-see.

For those seeking a break from the bustling Strip, the nearby Grand Canyon offers breathtaking natural beauty, while the Neon Museum provides an insightful look at the city's colorful history.

Sun-Kissed Skies and Glamorous Nights

Las Vegas enjoys a desert climate with plentiful sunshine year-round. While summer can be quite warm, with temperatures in Las Vegas climbing above 100°F (38°C), the winter months are relatively mild. The best time to visit is during spring (March to May) and fall (September to November), when the weather is comfortably warm. Light clothing works best for daytime, but keep a light jacket for cooler evenings.

A City of Choices: Your Perfect Stay

Selecting a hotel in Las Vegas depends entirely on your preference. If you want to be in the heart of the action, the Venetian Resort or Bellagio Hotel and Casino on the Strip offers luxury accommodation with easy access to top attractions. For foodies, the Cosmopolitan features some of the city's best restaurants.

For those looking for convenience and connectivity, the LINQ Hotel is steps away from the Las Vegas Monorail. Business travelers may prefer the quiet sophistication of the ARIA Resort in CityCenter, close to the Convention Center. For budget-conscious travelers, the Downtown district provides options like the D Hotel. Instagram aficionados might find the Art District’s chic, boutique hotel, the Downtown Grand, a picture-perfect choice.

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