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Hotels in Nevada
154 Hotels
Aliante Casino + Hotel + Spa
7300 Aliante Pkwy

The Aliante Casino + Hotel is a large, relatively quiet four pearl resort in the north part of Las Vegas. Not on the strip, it draws more locals than tourists, but it has all the same features of a Vegas Strip hotel, including a large casino, several restaurants, a spa, a large pool with a bar, nightclubs, a movie theater, and a concert hall. Rooms are modern and spacious, many with views of the surrounding desert and mountains. Expect to pay extra for Wi-Fi and breakfast. 

SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Center
2989 Paradise Rd

Located off the Strip and near the Las Vegas Convention Center, the 299-room SpringHill Suites is a mid-range chain hotel that's convenient  for travelers attending events at the convention center or who prefer a quiet location away from the Strip. Rooms come with microwaves and mini-fridges, and the hotel has  an on-site restaurant serving American fare and drinks, a rooftop pool and fire pit, and a fitness center with a range of modern equipment. There’s also a free breakfast buffet. Guests looking to stay closer to the Strip may want to check out Planet Hollywood, located in the center of the Strip, which offers rooms with big TVs and deep bath tubs.

Alexis Park Resort
375 E Harmon Ave

The mid-range Alexis Park All Suite Resort is the largest non-gaming resort and conference center in Las Vegas, and has an off the Strip location near Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. It has a huge fitness center, two outdoor swimming pools, a restaurant with a pool view, a bar, and lounge. The hotel has 495 all-suite rooms, including two-bedroom loft units. In-room Wi-Fi comes with a fee. McCarran International Airport is about a mile away, and guests have complained about airport noise. Guests looking to stay on the Strip at a similar price may want to check out Excalibur, a medieval-themed hotel and casino with four pools and a waterslide.

Hilton Garden Inn Las Vegas Strip South
7830 Las Vegas Blvd S

The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Las Vegas-Strip South can be a good choice for guests who prefer not to stay in a casino hotel. It has 155 clean and comfortable rooms, an outdoor pool and whirlpool, and a fitness center. There is an on-site restaurant and a 24-hour pantry, but there’s a fee for breakfast. It’s farther from the action of the Strip than other hotels, but there is a free shuttle to Mandalay Bay and the airport. Guests willing to pay more to stay closer to the Strip may want to check out Hilton Grand Vacations Suites at the Flamingo, a mid-range hotel tucked behind the Flamingo, offering apartment-style rooms with kitchens. 

The Rita Suites
344 E Desert Inn Rd

The budget-friendly Rita Suites are located in the shadows of the Wynn and Encore casino towers, a few minutes' walk from the Las Vegas Strip. A simple, no-frills hotel with all-suites accommodation, the property charges a resort fee despite offering little sense of being a resort -- it's more popular as an affordable place to sleep near the Strip. Suites are large, with separate bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchenettes, but their condition varies from fine to poor. The hotel also has a seasonal pool and a free continental breakfast on weekends. 

Desert Paradise Resort
5165 S Decatur Blvd

The Desert Paradise Resort is a modern, chain-style suites hotel aimed at longer-stay families and business travelers, located about 10 minutes from the McCarran airport in Las Vegas. Situated in a quieter part of town, a few minutes' drive from the Las Vegas Strip, the mid-range hotel could hardly be called a resort, but all rooms are either one- or two-bedrooms apartments with full kitchens, and the hotel has two outdoor pools, a game room, a lounge, a barbecue area, and a fitness center.

Palace Station Hotel and Casino
2411 W Sahara Ave

Palace Station Hotel and Casino is a mid-range property with 1,011 rooms across two buildings, located within five minutes of the strip, but a world away in terms of price. The low rates and numerous gaming and dining options make this a popular choice. There is a resort fee, however, and like many casino hotels in Vegas, the smell of cigarette smoke in the public areas can be overpowering. Rooms are spacious and smart, with flat-screen TVs, and the hotel offers extras that other off-strip hotels like Boulder Station don’t -- such as a fitness center, hair and beauty salon, and free shuttle to the strip and the airport. 

Polo Towers Suites
3745 Las Vegas Boulevard South

Attracting mostly time-share members, the Polo Towers has a prime location about a block from the central Strip. All 479 apartment-style rooms come with balconies and either kitchenettes (in the Studios) or full kitchens (in the Suites and Villas), which is convenient, since the property lacks a restaurant. The 22nd-floor rooftop deck with a pool, whirlpool, cabanas, barbecue area, and excellent Strip views is the hotel's top feature, though the ground-level children's pool, fitness center, computer area, and mini mart are nice perks, too. The Best Western Plus Casino Royale is another basic, middle-of-the-Strip hotel, but one without overbearing time-share salespeople and plus on-site dining options.

Boulder Station Hotel and Casino
4111 Boulder Hwy

This mid-range hotel and casino has 300 modern rooms and offers an all-encompassing Vegas experience. There’s enough gaming, dining options, and entertainment to keep guests satisfied, yet the off-strip location means it’s priced at a budget level compared with properties on the famed Vegas thoroughfare. The rooms have a contemporary style, and are certainly among the smartest in town at this price point. It’s worth noting that there's a resort fee to pay on top of the room rate, but the hotel still offers great value. 

Colorado Belle Hotel & Casino
2100 S Casino Dr

This upper-middle-range riverfront hotel and casino has 1,164 rooms, spread across two towers and a replica riverboat that forms the hotel’s main building. It’s a cute and quirky theme that houses a spacious casino, two outdoor pools, and five restaurants and bars, including its very own microbrewery. As with its neighbor, the Edgewater Hotel and Casino, the guest rooms and public areas are gradually being updated, and those that are finished have a fresh, modern look. Many rooms have great views of the Colorado River and the desert. Rates here are low and will suit those on a tight budget, but it’s worth noting there’s a daily fee for Wi-Fi.