SIN City Hostel

Staying at Sin City was the best decision I made. The environment is spacious, with an outdoor area where there are free barbecues for guests, a delicious breakfast included, as well as cold water, coffee, teas and free juice throughout the day. The rooms are for up to 8 people, but it is spacious enough, as well as having lockers to organize our things. The bathrooms and rooms are cleaned daily. And the Staff is the best part, everyone is very friendly and fun, I was able to go to the best clubs and see the biggest DJs for free thanks to Guest Lists that the hostel has access to. The bus stop is super close to go anywhere in the city. I would definitely stay here again.

I was staying in Vegas for a full week, and as the weekends are insanely expensive, I opted to stay at Sin City Hostel over the weekend. Even then, it wasn't exactly cheap - it cost ~£175 for two nights. No matter, this is the best rated hostel in Vegas, maybe it's worth the cash..... The place was utterly disgusting. I was given a towel with boot prints all over it. The shower was filthy. There were stains all over the walls. The lockers were tiny so I had to keep my luggage out in the open in the room. There were no events or activities planned, meaning that there was basically no hostel vibe. The entire experience boiled down to staying in an expensive, dirty room in a rubbish bit of town. This is kind of a neutral point, but you had to sign up to this ridiculous social network as your room key was actually a phone app - you literally couldn't use conventional keys or keycards, so you better bloody hope that your phone still had power by the time you got back in the evening. It was a weirdly difficult process to sign up and use the keys. However, on the upside, this did mean that security felt reasonably tight at the hostel. The only positive I can say about this place is that the staff seemed pretty chill, were very friendly and helpful. On another note, yes this isn't a great bit of town to stay in, but in my experience it really wasn't THAT sketchy, especially during the day. I walked to Freemont street during daylight hours and it didn't seem bad at all. I likely would not have tried that walk at night, though.