Hotels With Gym in Nevada, United States

Excellent room during the exhibition period. The breakfast was very good, felt like a solid four-star hotel. It's also close to the subway, which is great. I would definitely stay here again next time. Parking is convenient and free. The hotel facilities are very new, and parking is free. I always stay here for AAPEX; it's just a few minutes' walk away.

The Excalibur was a great choice. The rooms were clean, spacious and the pillows were great! The staff were very friendly in helping you with just about any question you had. I didn't care for the buffet. Way over priced, limited hours and the food not so special. Nothing open after 10 p.m. to eat and no fridge or microwave in the room.! Also, no comps for reward players. This is the down side. Otherwise it was a good time.

The hotel is at a great location and well connected and the room had a the view of the airport and a construction site. However, basic amenities like kettle was not provided and water/snacks given in the room were exorbitantly priced. It seems that this practice is common in Vegas hotels which didn't feel great as the room prices are not cheap by any means. Such practice doesn't fit with the impression of a good hotel.

Hotel was fantastic with stunning views! It’s the best view on the ***** u can get. The staff was very helpful and welcoming. Will definitely return back again!

I highly recommend staying at the Fontainebleau Hotel when in Vegas. The room design is novel and grand, and it's super clean with very comfortable bedding 😌. Just relaxing in the room and enjoying the moment—that's what life is all about, isn't it? The Sphere outside the window is amazing to watch, absolutely fantastic! Plus, every staff member, from the front desk to the floor attendants, was incredibly enthusiastic. They definitely deserve a shout-out 👍.

The room was decent, but there were way too many people checking in, probably a two-hour wait. So, I used one of the many self-check-in machines next to the front desk. I selected that I needed parking, and it immediately charged me $22.680 for one day's parking fee plus tax. However, when I checked out, they charged me for three days of parking again. This means I was overcharged for one day of parking at check-in. I emailed the hotel, but they didn't reply. Communicating through Trip.com also resulted in a jumbled mess of a response, mentioning a $22.68 charge for late check-out. Isn't late check-out usually half a day's room rate? The machine at check-in clearly stated this was for one day's parking. If they don't want to refund it, they should just say so instead of ripping me off for a day's parking and giving nonsensical explanations for their accounting mess. I thought a big hotel would be so much better.

We had the best experience of all of our years of visiting Las Vegas this time at Mandalay Bay. The front desk clerk was wonderful and upgraded us to a suite. It was the most comfortable and luxurious room we've ever stayed in. We had a blast at the last river and wave pool. I wish we could have stayed longer!

The hotel is quite old; the decor feels at least a decade old, and the carpet is frayed in many places. The tower is its most distinctive feature, but it's a separate paid attraction. Las Vegas hotels are typically very large and sprawling, so you end up walking quite a distance just to get around inside.

LoI felt the room quality was slightly dated. However, the property location was pretty good and enjoyed the stay.

It was so frustrated and annoyed that when we woke up early in the morning ready to go for a tour to realise that there was no water and no one had ever told us before. A 5 star hotel should not have made an assumption that their guests would not need to go to toilet and flush the toilet nor did the guest need to go out very early in the morning with the need of showering or brush their teeth.