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Hampton Inn by Hilton Las Vegas Strip South

Hampton Inn by Hilton Las Vegas Strip South

4.7/5115 Reviews
South of The Strip
The service employees at the front desk were absolutely amazing the food as far as breakfast goes was absolutely hot delicious and very tasty a huge variety for any picky person I would highly suggest this property they go out of their way to make your stay a joy
The Grandview at Las Vegas

The Grandview at Las Vegas

4.2/593 Reviews
South of The Strip
We stay here often, but lately the Grandview is getting shabby. The building 9 pool needs some work. Most of the chairs are falling apart, and there are no tables with umbrellas for shade. The hot tub wasn't hot for several days of our stay. Inside our unit, the safe did not work, and it took several phone calls and 4 days for someone to finally replace the battery. Outside - while parked in the parking lot of building 9, the back window of our car was shattered by a rock.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Las Vegas Airport

Homewood Suites by Hilton Las Vegas Airport

4.4/597 Reviews
South of The Strip
The room is very warm, the feeling of opening the door is home, the dining table, sofa, kitchen are very clean and complete, it is suitable for long stays, close to the airport, forget to see if there is a washing machine, in general, it is good of,
Hilton Vacation Club Cancun Resort Las Vegas

Hilton Vacation Club Cancun Resort Las Vegas

3.9/5105 Reviews
South of The Strip
Apartment hotel, the kitchen has everything, you can cook your own meals, the bathroom is oversized, the bed is very high and very soft, but a little distance from the Las Vegas Strip, one foot away from Chinatown throttle, Chinese food is delicious, some Chinese supermarkets recommend There are some instant noodles, there is no breakfast in many hotels
Baymont by Wyndham Las Vegas South Strip

Baymont by Wyndham Las Vegas South Strip

3.4/5107 Reviews
South of The Strip
The room is relatively large, there is a wall is a mirror, bright and clean, the air conditioning sound is a bit large, but it does not affect, you can also turn off, breakfast can, fill your stomach without problems. The surrounding area is quiet, just a few minutes walk from South Outlets, and there are several fast food restaurants in the past. We chose the Chinese food of Panda Chen. There is a whole food supermarket on the 12th minute boulevard. It is very convenient to buy food and it feels good overall.
South Point Hotel Casino-Spa

South Point Hotel Casino-Spa

4.4/5117 Reviews
South of The Strip
We moved to Alberta from Ontario late last year and just got around to planning a holiday. Vegas is only a 20 hour drive from where we live and we have done Ontario to Florida before which is a similar distance so our plans were set. We have been to LV 4 times previously and the last 3 of those visits we stayed at the South Point. Decided to book it again this time, ignored all the negative reviews on TA as most of them seem to have been posted by people with no previous history on TA so they can be tossed out the window!! Arrived late on a Saturday afternoon and the place was hopping! Got checked in very quickly and asked and was given a room up on the 23rd floor facing out towards the mountains and out over the pool area. Got a double queen room that was immaculate. Beds were comfy and the room was spotless. Bathroom was a decent size with the shower and toilet separated by a door from the bathroom sink etc. My only complaint about Vegas hotels is that the tv channel selection in the room is usually atrocious, probably because they don't want you in the room watching tv !! But there were enough decent channels to keep us happy at the end of the night. When we checked in they asked us about house keeping but we just called down on the morning we wanted the room tidied up etc. and it was done. No hassle and just a quick 20 second phone call. We used the pool area quite a few days and the pool side bar service was excellent. The girls working out there were kept busy but were always friendly and by the end of the week recognised us and always had a chat. The pool area was very clean and we never had to look hard for a sun bed to relax on. Plenty of clean towels always available no matter the time of day we were down there. The hotel has 11 restaurants I believe. We used Steak and Shake a couple of times (still good), Baja Miguels on the first night (love the Margaritas along with everything else about the place!) Ate at Primarily Prime Rib on the Thursday and this is still a great place to have a decent cut of meat. No need to go on about our meals. The food was always perfect and the service superb. In our travels north and south we saw lots of signs up in restaurants and coffee shops advising they were hiring and apologising for delays etc. but it seems that the South Point is not struggling on that front. Always staff around to help etc. The one change for the better at the hotel is the addition of the Starbucks at the front entrance. If my memory serves me it used to be a Seattles Best coffee shop but Starbucks is far far better. Plenty of staff working the store and never a long wait even on the busiest of mornings. Another great part of the hotel is the Cinemark Movie Theatre. We saw 3 movies in our week at the hotel and its always great that you can just take an elevator down from your room and just walk up to the theatre. The ****** was hit and miss for most of the week though on my last night I hit a handpay which was pretty ni

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Number of hotels2,174
Number of Reviews 23,662
Lowest PriceUS$25
Highest PriceUS$3,987
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$251
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$376

Las Vegas South of The Strip Hotel Guide

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For those traveling for business and tourism, McCarran International Airport is the preferred choice when visiting Las Vegas. It's easy to reach Las Vegas. The city can be reached by plane, train, and car.

There are 213 hotels in Las Vegas on Trip.com, including luxury, boutique, and budget hotels. Las Vegas has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 120 USD. There are 13 five-star hotels in Las Vegas at an average price of 238 USD per night. There are 44 four-star hotels in Las Vegas at an average price of 135 USD per night. There are 80 three-star hotels in Las Vegas at an average price of 111 USD per night. There are 25 two-star hotels in Las Vegas at an average price of 66 USD per night. Las Vegas has many well-known chain hotels which are suitable for both business trips and vacations. If the comfort level of your trip is important, there are many choices in Las Vegas, such as hotels under the Howard Johnson brand. Hotels under the Howard Johnson brand are a good choice. Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino is one of the most popular hotels in Las Vegas. Many tourists also stay at Trump International Hotel Las Vegas.

If you stay at a hotel in downtown Las Vegas, nearby attractions like River Dogz, The Plaza Hotel, Fremont Street can be your first stop. You can choose attractions in Las Vegas that are perfect for a weekend getaway, such as Grand Canyon skywalk, Death Valley National Park, Fashion Outlet. The most popular attractions for tourists in Las Vegas are Stratosphere Tower, Ballys Las Vegas, Fountains of Bellagio.

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