Hotels With Bars in Nevada, United States

The hotel environment was fantastic, though the service was a bit lacking. However, the front desk staff's solution was excellent. After reporting that the mini-fridge door in my room was stuck upon checkout and waiting 2 hours for a resolution that didn't come, the front desk clerk promptly refunded me one night's stay. My customer satisfaction is directly 👍

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!

I booked a high-floor Ferris wheel view room, but when I checked in, I didn't tip, so they gave me a room on the 8th floor right next to the elevator. The room was very noisy, and I couldn't even see the Sphere. The Wi-Fi in one room only allows two devices to connect, but when I tried to connect the second device, it said the limit was exceeded. It took 10 minutes on the phone with customer service to resolve this issue. I couldn't find anywhere to get hot water, and no drinking water was provided. The location is good though, it's conveniently located in the middle of *****, making it easy to get anywhere. Although the hotel is 80 years old, it's still well-maintained.

The rooms are spacious, and the hotel itself is massive. The biggest plus is its proximity to the Las Vegas Strip, with plenty of dining options right downstairs so you don't have to walk far. However, the downsides are also obvious: it's an older property, the room lighting isn't very bright, and it's easy to get lost within the hotel.

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.

We had arrived early Saturday well before check in time and the service desk made it very easy for my wife and I to check our bags in prior to our room being ready, this was so convenient and much appreciated. The hotel was very clean however rhe elevators leave a. It to be desired, they could definitely use some sprucing up as far as cleaning goes and decor, several elevator doors were peeling apart and the floors were filthy. Our room was adequate although when I was prompted to upgrade my room, it showed as being a king size instead I was given two queen size beds which didn't make much sense for my wife and I. Also, the bathroom inside our room was very bare and didn't offer a lot of space or any amenities which was very disappointing. All that being said, we enjoyed our stay as this will become an annual trip for the Run for a Million Horse Reigning Championship at The Southpoint Hotel.

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.

Good location and beautiful castle theme hotel ! When I step inside, feel like stepping into middle ages fairytales ! I like the shower, the hot water get warm very quickly. Cleanliness may need some improvement, the toilet seat surrounding wasn’t cleaned, I helped to clean it before using it. The ceiling and door had some rust and broken pieces, but they didn’t bother me. Overall is a good experience. I will recommend it.

Our visit was for our daughters cheer competition. Loved how convenient it was in one location. Access to my room between call times and the room is so roomy and kids love the room service!