Hotels in Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas

The hotel was old but comfortable. The beds were especially good. It was a busy hotel so took a while to get service at the front counter so possibly needed more staff there. It is a good location but no one to really help with organising tours which we found frustrating. Valerie at the front counter was amazing. View from our room amazing and loved the flamingoes.

I am very happy to write this review. Overall, it was fantastic experience. The check-in process was smooth and the rooms which i was stayed were very clean, spacious and well equipped with necessary amenities. The hotel ambiance was delightful, offering a perfect blend of comfort and elegance. The buffet were very nice and they got all kind of choices which makes it special. From the hotel there were access to the nearby other hotels. Overall, I had a memorable stay and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. I look forward to returning in the future.

Location is very accessible and very convenient. Staff were also very helpful and approachable. The show offered in the hotel, Rouge is also amazing.

The hotel is aged, with overall average service. I have nothing particular to complain about. However, you cannot expect amazing services. Sevreal things to know: 1. there is no in-room coffee or water (this has been quite common for most of the hotels nowadays). 2. You have to walk through the casino to get to the pool area (they also do not allow water bottle from outside to the pool). 3. The casino area is bit dark and old appearing. 4. They do not have a place to temporarily park to check in. Of course you can valet, but if you want to do free self parking, you will need to haul all of you luggage from the garage, walking through a bridge, down the escalator/elevator, walking through the casino area, to the front desk to check in. Alternatively, you can self check in from a kiosk machine without going through the front desk.. 5. The AC unit is also bit aged. It is hard to set the temperature, with High-median-low setting only. 6. The restraurant selection is also very limited. We usually walk across the street to other hotels to get better restraurants. To summarize: bit aged hotel, with average service.

Not Worth the Price – Disappointing Stay at a “5-Star” Hotel I recently stayed at Bellagio hotel expecting a luxurious, top-tier experience, but unfortunately, it fell far short of expectations. For the premium price I paid, I anticipated spotless rooms, impeccable service, and a relaxing environment. Instead, I found very old and stained towel , stained bed linens, and a musty smell in the room that clearly hadn’t been aired out properly– completely unacceptable for any hotel, let alone one claiming five stars. Also be careful with room’s mini bar, besides the fact that it is ridiculously expensive you get charged just for touching and moving stuff. The amenities were average at best, and some, like the spa and fitness center, required renovations. Overall, this hotel is grossly overpriced for the quality it delivers. I’ve had better experiences at 3-star properties for a fraction of the cost. Save your money and look elsewhere – this place is living off its reputation, not its current standards.

Overall nice stay. Rooms are bit outdated, beds are comfortable. Location is also good right at the strip.

Planet Hollywood’s location is unbeatable.. right in the middle of the Strip, where everything’s happening. Walk out the door, and you’re practically at the Bellagio fountains, Paris, and a bunch of other casinos and restaurants. If you want to explore Vegas without constantly calling Ubers, this is the spot. One of my favorite perks? The Miracle Mile Shops .. connected to the hotel You’ve got shopping, dining, and even a few sneaky happy hour deals if you look around. When it’s 110 degrees outside and you don’t feel like trekking far, having all that just downstairs is a lifesaver. The rooms were a pleasant surprise .. way bigger than I expected for the price. Ours had modern decor, a huge bathroom, and killer Strip views. It wasn’t ultra-luxury, but it was comfortable and perfect for a Vegas trip where you’re barely in the room anyway. The pool has a fun, social vibe .. music, drinks, people hanging out. It’s not a quiet retreat, but that’s classic Vegas. We had a blast. Bottom line? If you want to be in the heart of the action without paying Wynn prices, Planet Hollywood is a solid choice. Spacious rooms, unbeatable location, and plenty to do without ever stepping outside

The hotel is very new, and the room was quite spacious. From the floor-to-ceiling windows, we had an expansive view of a large spherical landmark. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay. However, there were a couple of minor inconveniences. The room lacked a coffee machine and a kettle, which can be a bit inconvenient for Asian guests. Additionally, a word of caution about the mini-bar: items picked up for more than 60 seconds are automatically charged, so try not to be too curious!

We really enjoy your stay here.  Affordable and centrally located in the strip.  Nice accommodations and parking.  We saved $5 parking a day by staying here.  Resort fee was just over $56. I would definitely stay here again.  Beds were very comfortable and the AC worked great.

Great location 5m walk to all the fun, free parking. Great base camp for seeing Vegas and driving around. Did not try out the pool or other amenities. They could be better staffed in the evenings.