3-Star Hotels in Nevada, United States

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 very good. Although it looks a bit old from the outside, it is still very clean and tidy inside. There is a ** on the first floor, I squinted around, I didn't understand it at all, I didn't make more stops. There is also a canteen and coffee bar, you can buy something to eat and drink, sit for a while. It’s a bit late to stay at 4 o’clock. I want to add money first. The hotel accommodation is divided into two floors. Sunset Tower may be newly renovated, but the low floor faces the parking lot. I don't know how to avoid it. There is a swimming pool between the two buildings, not big, it looks pretty. But I don't know why it is not open. I especially want to see the scenery, communicated with the front desk for a long time, and I was lucky to give it. Although the corridor is a bit dark and the room is a bit old, but seeing the scenery outside the window, everything is not important 😇😄

Except for a spider when I entered the room, the room was clean and tidy, the shower was a bit old, the hotel did not have a lobby, and the check-in was in the **

Rooms are outdated and have few facilities, no fridge in our room for example. We had to walk through the whole ****** until we could arrive at the rooms. Not very suitable with 2 children and a lot of trolleys after a very long trip.

Our room had 2queen beds which were very comfortable and clean. The room was large with a closet and drawers. Had a TV with free movies. Air-conditioning worked great. We stayed in the east tower and still close to the pool. There is 3 Starbucks on the lobby floor.

The room was very clean and well-equipped, and it was quite spacious, making for a very comfortable stay. The hotel has its own parking lot with plenty of spaces. It's conveniently located very close to the Las Vegas *****; a straight walk takes you to MGM, and a few steps further is the Bellagio. The hotel offers its own breakfast for $10 per person, which is a nice price. There are also many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. Check-in can be done in Chinese, which is a great convenience for Chinese tourists. The surrounding area felt very safe, as we frequently saw patrolling police officers, which was reassuring. I highly recommend staying at this hotel when visiting Las Vegas!

The hotel has a great location, with The Venetian just a short walk downstairs. Even though check-in took over half an hour, the room was very reasonably priced. What's more, after a quick chat, they assigned me a room with a direct view of the iconic Sphere! It was perfect for just sitting back and enjoying the view. I'd definitely choose this hotel again next time.

An unexpectedly great stay! The hygiene was excellent, with no strange odors. The hotel was quiet and felt very safe. I would definitely choose this hotel again. The service was very warm and welcoming, and the lobby was upscale and impressive.

When I check out. I mentioned to the front desk that I have a terrible night. I dont know if it’s the bleach or soap they used when they washed the sheets but I was itchy the whole night. Didnt get enough sleep. I only slept 5 hrs 2 minutes total.

The beds and pillows were very comfortable.  However, the bathroom had not been cleaned properly, as there was hair and soap residue everywhere.  The bath tub had no grab bars and you had to get all the way in the shower to turn on water.  There was no shower mat to help keep you from sliding (remember, no grab bar).   No shower caps or lotion.  The restaurant was a very pleasant experience, both the staff and food were great! We would stay again, because it is very convenient and close to the train station, which is how we traveled to visit a relative who was celebrating his 75th birthday.