3-Star Hotels in Clark County

I chose to stay here after the Ahearn hotel because the price was good for the time. I can say the staff is really accommodating and kind. The bell desk with luggage and the check in process was very simple and easy. Lobby location awkward because I really don’t like how it makes the drivers go through the Cosmopolitan lot first. Everything else is perfect, and although the first time I stayed at the Jockey Club was 40 years ago with my parent’s timeshare, this place has been maintained quite well and is now the home base for the Sapphire properties. They have a really nice business center and simple pool, while at the same time you can go to the big ****** and utilize some of their amenities. I love the decor and the space within the rooms, and it’s definitely a place to go to if staying on the main boulevard. The walking score is perfect. I specifically requested a room that did not have a view of a building wall. I have just enough Sky view to get a solid picture of the Eiffel tower. You could stay here a couple of weeks like it’s an apartment. My suggestion is to do grocery shopping at Walmart and bring your things back to the room, however there are eateries within the Cosmopolitan venue. I suggest Henry’s. Was really happy to spend a couple of nights here during my stay, as it was a retro-memory visit for me. I will check out in the middle of the night due to a domestic flight. I’ll stay here again if needing to do so long-term, but my second week here will be at a friends house locally. Definitely a good time share location choice if utilizing such a benefit.

Spacious, well-appointed 1BR lockout units in a convenient location. We used four units for a group visiting family in Vegas. Perfect! Free and plentiful parking. Adjacent to Silverton ******. Surprisingly quiet. Grocery and restaurants nearby. In-room laundry, full kitchen. Easy access to major attractions. Only amenities are pool and exercise room (gym). Accommodating staff. Unexpected ”facilities/amenities fee” assessed at check- in.

Annual trip to home city, and it doesn’t disappoint ! Still indifferent towards the red tone windows, so I put make-up on in the pool lobby lounge. Restaurant and reception staff quite well versed. Hot water and coffee machine in Lobby. Breakfast choices good, but the beverage buy simply prompts a tip for staff. Suggest give option to charge to room. Lots of banquets or private events going on. Sports TVs on the spot. Location best for my own purpose. Walked to 18b Arts District to see friends within 30 minutes. Souviniers shop 3 minutes. Local amenity shops within 2-5 miles on the same road. Mutual friends of friends were a nice surprise to run into. Late checkout was granted due to another room having a late-night disruption mid-sleep. Great bikes and art on display. Really col video in Lobby about the Ahern family and businesses. International ATM appreciated 😍 Suggestion: Those with local ID or residency can get a lesser room deposit. Aside, refund was fast for international banking upon checkout. Luggage storage very convenient. Cleaning staff nonstop efficient. Happy Chinese New Year of the Horse!

It's a new hotel with professional management. Check in, check out were fast. Room were clean and spacious. Complimentary breakfast was delicious, I really love the omelette and waffles station. The hotel is about 15 minutes walk from the north premium outlet.

We booked the king jacuzzi suite for my husband's birthday. I requested extras before arriving to be in the room when we checked in so he would be surprised. They do not do this. Instead, I had to ask at check in to have the strawberries and wine delivered at that time. We went up to the room and WAITED...the whole time he is wondering why I am procrastinating going to supper. They finally brought the platter up. He was surprised but it was awkward. This is why I gave services a 4 instead of a 5-star rating. The front desk personnel had to bring it up and they were swamped with people checking in. It would be better is there was a dedicated department for things like this. Also, at the pool (nice pool) there is only 3 cabanas and ONE tree with shade...otherwise you have no shade. You cannot reserve the cabanas to make sure you will have shade. It is all first come first served basis. With temperatures in the triple digits, I found this to be unacceptable for a ”resort”. Shade should be plentiful around a pool area. Also, if you are looking to drink cocktails while lounging at the pool....not here. They do not have a facility on site for this service. Those are my only critiques, the stay was otherwise wonderful. The hotel is clean and well maintained. The staff were kind and as helpful as they could be. If you walk across the parking lot to the ******, there are 3 places to eat and all with wonderful menus. I would suggest staying here...just don't expect 5 star luxury....4 star at best....still very nice but a few things to work on. Oh, free and plentiful parking which is nice.

Great staff. Clean rooms. Bargain prices. Anytime we visit lovely Laughlin, Nevada we have to stay at the Tropicana.

This hotel has a cool Wild West retro vibe, and the lobby, which feels like a train station waiting hall, features a ****** and a bar. The rooms are clean and tidy. Plus, it's super close to the famous Fremont Street, where you can explore live bands, great food, and plenty of bars – it's really lively and a must-visit!

- check in and check out Q was so long. - room not provide any bottle water and slipper, probably this is the practice in USA. - the room are quite run down, my finger got cut by the damages water tap. Called to the front desk to asked for a plaster, but never shown up. Good luck if u got the room in Resort Tower,room 6235. - staff at Concierge and luggage drop off area are friendly. - choose Royal Tower if ur trip is gonna to rely on Uber. Bcs there is where the rideshare pick up point.

We chose this hotel for our family trip because it offered good value for money. The hotel has plenty of entertainment facilities, and the location is also quite good. Overall, it's a decent place. The biggest takeaway, though, is that everything is self-service. Check-in is self-service, and check-out is self-service. It really tests your English skills, which was actually great practice for the kids!

Surprising great for the price. Landed in Vegas one day before my family, so thought of booking a cheap hotel for solo stay. But surprisingly room turned out to be better than expected. Cleanliness could be better, but overall great for the price. Paid $60, which is great considering the location.