Hotels With parking in Nevada, United States

I stayed on a newly renovated floor, and while everything met 4-star standards and the stay was comfortable, I definitely won't be coming back. Reason one: it's incredibly inconvenient to go downtown for food, and the hotel's own food street offers poor value for money. Reason two, and the main reason: the deposit is $100 per night, and it wasn't refunded promptly after check-out. It's been three days now, and I still haven't received it back. When I've stayed at other hotels, the deposit was always refunded instantly after check-out. With inconvenient dining and transportation, a $100 deposit, and uncertainty about its return, I'd advise anyone considering staying here to think twice!

This is an older hotel, but it feels like it's been recently renovated. The location is great, and the stay was very pleasant. Parking is $20 a day. The front desk service was excellent. The only downside is that the hotel is quite large, so it's a bit of a trek to get around; it takes about 10-15 minutes just to walk from the car to the room.

My husband and I came to Hilton Lake Las Vegas to spend our 7th wedding anniversary. Check in went very smoothly. Shortly after our check in we received a complimentary bottle of champagne and chocolate covered strawberries. It was a very welcoming surprise which we genuinely appreciated. We had booked a couples massage at their spa and were very pleased with their services. It was quite relaxing and exactly what we needed! Our room was very clean and quiet. We ordered in room service for breakfast and the food was very much to our liking! We’ve stayed at this resort several times prior and have always been pleased with our stay there. We will definitely be back!

We booked two rooms for four people, but the front desk thought we were all staying in one room because it was quite spacious. The facilities are a bit old, but clean. There's shower gel and shampoo, two paper cups, and a mini-fridge. However, there's no toothpaste, toothbrushes, or slippers. From the room, you can see the Big Ball and the Ferris wheel.

The Grandview is my primary getaway. This is a property for people who are familiar with Las Vegas, and prefer the condo experience over the crampy feel of the traditional Vegas hotel room. I’m someone who males most the food I eat, so the kitchen is essential to my Las Vegas stays. The views of this hotel are very underrated, and the size of the room is just what I need for week long adventures in and around greater Las Vegas. If I could make any recommendations to the hotel it would be to try and do a semi-annual dusting, vacuuming under the bed, in the corners of the rooms, behind objects, and in the vents, like bathroom vents and any other crevices. The rooms tend to be heavy with dust, but this is not irregular in Vegas or anywhere else. But the rooms could use at least an annual deep clean. On the surface, it’s fine the way it is. But when you’re in your room for over 5 days, you start to notice how many things are getting missed. I wouod encourage the property to take some deep cleaning and dusting procedures a little more seriously going forward as dust layers are starting to form from years of neglect. Overall, this is still a highly rated hotel imo. Free parking and the pool is top class imo. 8.5+

The air conditioning is quite old. You have to manually set it around 70 degrees, otherwise, at lower temperatures, it gets really noisy and the temperature fluctuates a lot. Everything else was great.

The rooms have been renovated, so they are very new. The view from the Sphere View room is fantastic, offering an immersive experience of the Sphere. However, there were too many people, and check-in took a bit long.

Our 11th trip to vegas and our 15th different hotel. First time we've stayed in Fremont street district and we loved it! The lady when we checked in was awesome. So friendly. No queue and no fuss. Dropped the bags, parked the car and we were done. Lovely big room with a super comfy bed and a massive tv. Lovely being so close to Fremont Street but far enough away that the noise and craziness doesn't bother you. You can walk straight out of the hotel across the walkway into California and then cross the road straight into Circa or into Binions. Literally five minutes to the action on Fremont Street. We both love the decoration and all the antiques inside Main Street station, very cool and completely different to anything else. Will definitely stay here again.

I think it depends on the timing, but the check-in line (about 7 groups) moved incredibly slowly, and I was tired after standing for about 30 minutes. There were several Starbucks and food shops within the hotel, so I didn't need to go out. The bed and shower in the room were clean. However, the lack of a refrigerator in the room was inconvenient, but I was satisfied with the room's size, price, and cleanliness.

This hotel is a bit out of the way, about a 10-15 minute walk from the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. The rooms are spacious, but the facilities are old. The Wi-Fi was okay during the day but practically unusable at night. The lobby was noisy, and I didn't feel particularly safe. The parking situation was the weirdest part: you either had to use valet or pay through an app that required a U.S. phone number for registration and payment, which is extremely unaccommodating for international visitors. However, the front desk attendant was very helpful and waived a $20 parking fee for us, which we really appreciated. On the positive side, the hot water and cleanliness were good.