Las Vegas accommodations
Las Vegas accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “Sin City”.
Las Vegas known for: fine dining, upscale retail boutiques, gambling, live entertainment, conventions / exhibitions, bright lights, dramatic scenery, exotic cars
Located in southern Nevada, Las Vegas is about a 2-hour drive from Death Valley National Park (Badwater Basin – lowest point in North America at -282 feet). Elevating 6,937 feet, The Las Vegas Mountain Range creates a dramatic sunset backdrop against the city. The Las Vegas Valley is home to 4 cities (Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City) and 7 towns (Summerlin, Enterprise, Spring Valley, Sunrise Manor, Paradise, Whitney, Winchester), along with Nellis Air Force Base and Pahrump.
Las Vegas Valley main attractions: Fremont Street Experience (24-hour shopping mall – casino / restaurant access, entertainment, LED canopy), Mandalay Bay Beach (11-acre aquatic playground), Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign (tourist attraction), High Roller (observation wheel), World Market Center (convention center), Las Vegas North Premium Outlets (outlet mall), Las Vegas South Premium Outlets (outlet mall), Sphere (event venue), AREA15 (immersive entertainment venue – art shows, VR experiences, axe throwing, flight simulator), T-Mobile Arena, The Mob Museum (historic courthouse / museum), Town Square Las Vegas (open-air entertainment center – retail shops, restaurants, movie theater), Las Vegas Convention Center, Pinball Hall of Fame (museum), The Neon Museum Las Vegas (Vegas signage museum), Sunset Park (massive country park – jogging trails, sports fields, 9-acre lake, enclosed pet area), Downtown Summerlin (retail stores, restaurants, baseball park), Allegiant Stadium, One World Interactive Aquarium, Downtown Container Park (shopping mall built from shipping containers – galleries, courtyard, playground), Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant, Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum (as seen on TV), Madame Tussauds Las Vegas (wax museum), Bass Pro Shops (sporting goods store), Galleria At Sunset (shopping mall), NuWu Cannabis (cannabis store), Las Vegas Motor Speedway (car racing / NASCAR venue), Gold & Silver Pawn Shop (as seen on TV), Topgolf Las Vegas, The District at Green Valley Ranch (retail center – eateries, kids splash-pad), Maverick Helicopters (helicopter tour agency), Discovery Children’s Museum, Shelby American (car museum), Clark County Wetlands Park (walking trails, wetlands, bird-watching, 45-000 ft² nature center), Clark County Museum, Thomas & Mack Center (UNLV arena), West Wind Las Vegas Drive-In (drive-in movie theater), Speed Vegas (car racing venue), Orleans Arena, Aliante Nature Discovery Park (20-acre park – tennis / volleyball courts, lake, waterfall, dinosaur-themed kids area), Lion Habitat Ranch (zoo), Ethel M Botanical Cactus Garden, RISE Dispensary Las Vegas on Nellis (cannabis store), Las Vegas Nevada Temple (Latter-day Saints church), MGM Grand Pool Complex, The Aquarium at Silverton Casino, Las Vegas Science & Natural History Museum, Tree Of Life Weed Dispensary North Las Vegas (cannabis store), Dig This – Las Vegas (amusement park), Dream Exotics Las Vegas Car Rentals, Royalty Exotic Cars (car rental agency), Big Shot (amusement park ride), TPC Las Vegas (golf club), The Las Vegas Country Club, Highland Falls Golf Club, Dragonridge Country Club, TPC Summerlin (golf club), Canyon Gate Country Club, Anthem Country Club, Eagle Crest Golf Course
Bordering Las Vegas Valley: Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (westerly), Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area (southerly)
Outward from Las Vegas: Spring Mountain Ranch (20 miles SW), Lake Mead (30 miles SE), Pioneer Saloon (30 miles SW), Hoover Dam (35 miles SE), Valley of Fire State Park (45 miles NW), Area 51 (80 miles N), Grand Canyon (120 miles E), Lake Havasu (150 miles S)
The upscale suburbs of Summerlin and Henderson can be found on the valley’s outskirts.
Las Vegas main airport: Harry Reid International Airport
Las Vegas top events: World Series of Poker, Cirque du Soleil, NASCAR Cup Series, Downtown Brew Festival, The Nth Las Vegas, Las Vegas Food & Wine Festival, Great American Foodie Fest, Las Vegas Pizza Festival, Summerlin Festival of Arts, CES, PPAI Expo, MAGIC Las Vegas, EDC Las Vegas, Boots In The Park Las Vegas, Exodus Festival Las Vegas, iHeart Radio Music Festival, When We Were Young Festival, Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend, Big Blues Bender, Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con, Age of Chivalry, AVN Adult Entertainment Expo
More fun things: Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam Tour, High Roller Ticket, Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour, New York-New York Roller Coaster
Sin City hot spots include Las Vegas Boulevard (“The Strip” – modern hotels, casinos, entertainment) and Fremont Street (city’s original location – vintage entertainment). Fremont Street is a short drive northward from The Strip. A major sports town of late, the city’s professional sports teams are the Las Vegas Raiders, the Vegas Golden Knights and the Las Vegas Aces. Vegas has hosted the World Series of Poker for the last 55 years. On The Strip especially, keep in mind that rideshare vehicles and taxis have designated drop-off / pickup areas (usually in front of the hotel / casino). While scorpions generally are uncommon in entertainment areas, they can be found in residential areas and are locally called “bugs”. Las Vegas accommodations are some of the southwestern United States’ best. Before we get to Las Vegas accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Las Vegas is a relatively young city. Human presence in the area, however, dates back roughly 10,000 years, as evidenced by Paleo-Indian petroglyphs found at Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. About 2,000 years ago, Ancient Puebloan and Paiute tribes inhabited the area. The first non-Native American to behold the Las Vegas Valley is believed to be Rafael Rivera, a Mexican scout who in 1829 took part in Spanish explorer Antonio Armijo’s Spanish Trail expedition. With a 60-man party, Armijo set out from Nuevo Mexico along the Spanish Trail, intended for Los Angeles. During the Spanish Party expedition, a scouting party rode west in search of water. An inexperienced Rivera left the main party and, within two weeks, discovered an artesian spring water supply at Las Vegas Springs, a natural, bubbling oasis (cienega). United States Army officer, explorer and politician John C. Frémont, about 14 years after Rivera’s discovery, led an expedition west. On May 13, 1844 Fremont camped at Las Vegas Springs,, and his writings therein eventually attracted pioneers to the area. 11 years after Fremont, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints members chose the Las Vegas Springs area, which was about halfway between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, to build a fort. Known as Old Mormon Fort, the area’s first permanent structure was abandoned several years later, though remnants of which are still standing at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Washington Avenue. Built in New Mexico folk carpenter architectural style, Old Mormon Fort served to facilitate travel along the Spanish Trail. 50 years after the Old Mormon Fort was constructed, Las Vegas was founded as a city circa 1905. 110 acres of land adjacent to the Union Pacific Railroad tracks (modern downtown area) were auctioned. Hotel Nevada opened at 1 Fremont Street on January 13, 1906. 5 years later, Las Vegas was incorporated as a city. By 1931, Nevada had legalized casino gambling and reduced residency requirements for divorce to 6 weeks. Around this time, Hoover Dam tunnels began construction, which naturally assuaged economic hardship during the Great Depression, and presented mobsters with an opportunity to offer illicit activities to construction workers. On March 1, 1936, 2 years ahead of schedule, the Hoover Dam was officially completed. Established in late-1941, Las Vegas Army Airfield was ultimately renamed Nellis Air Force Base circa 1950. Nellis Air Force Base’s inauguration was attended by United States fighter pilot William Harrell Nellis’ family. Lieutenant Nellis flew 70 World War II combat missions and was shot down 3 times, the last time fatally. Hotels, casinos and entertainment largely were ushered in post-World War II. In May 1946, Bugsy Siegel took control of the Flamingo hotel, which opened unfinished on December 26, 1946. 65 miles northward of Las Vegas, the Nevada Test Site began nuclear weapons testing in 1951. Las Vegas “Atomic City” residents and visitors could actually witness mushroom clouds in the distance, and were exposed to fallout until 1963. The 1963 Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer Space and Under Water brought an end to an era of Las Vegas-area mushroom clouds. Tycoons such as Howard Hughes started buying and building hotel-casino properties during the 1960s, and the term gambling was rebranded as “gaming”. Anthony Spilotro moved to Las Vegas in 1971 to help oversee the Chicago Outfit’s four casinos at the time, the Stardust, the Fremont, the Hacienda and the Marina. In 1995, the Fremont Street Experience opened in downtown. Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena opened on April 6, 2016, followed by Allegiant Stadium on July 31, 2020.
Nevada’s largest city, Las Vegas is home to around 700,000 ” Las Vegans” (not all vegans). Once ran by Jewish and Italian mobsters such as Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel and Anthony Spilotro, Sin City has been reshaped significantly since its early days. The Vegas of today is much more than just a gambling town and, as its nickname implies, place of ill-repute. Performing arts, professional sporting events, concerts, conventions, trade shows, exhibitions, museums, recreational activities, fine dining, upscale shopping, immersive experiences and more have all been introduced to a reimagined Las Vegas. A top-three USA destination for conventions, the city is home to the aforementioned Las Vegas Convention Center, or “LVCC”, which ranks as the United States’ third-largest convention center at 2,500,000 square feet. In 2023, 40.8 million people visited Vegas. Home to a hot desert climate, Las Vegas experiences extreme summer heat, short winters and cool nights. On average, 310 days per year are sunny. During peak summertime, the sun can damage parked cars’ steering wheels and heat asphalt parking lot surfaces to 160°F or more, which technically is hot enough to cook an egg (not recommended). The desert climate does offer a positive, however, in that it lacks humidity. Additional points of interest include The STRAT Tower, Golden Nugget Tank Pool, Las Vegas Springs Preserve, Las Vegas Arts District, Smith Center for the Performing Arts, Symphony Park (mixed-use district) and University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). Las Vegas restaurants and buffets are plentiful. A range of foods includes prime rib, shrimp cocktails, Chilean sea bass, Maine lobster rolls, cannoli, chicken and waffles and much more. Casino-themed alcoholic beverages are popular in Vegas. Drinks typically are free for gamblers on the casino floors. Tipping cocktail waitresses with casino chips is common practice. Keep in mind, however, that tipping with casino chips technically goes against Nevada gaming regulations, and could be considered a violation of federal mint laws, though enforcement is rare. With some background information on the area, we’re ready for Las Vegas accommodations that will help make for an incredible experience.
Trump International Hotel Las Vegas
2000 Fashion Show Drive
Fashion Show Mall
Hotel amenities: signature restaurant, outdoor pool, luxury spa services, gym, free Wi-Fi, iPod docking stations, kitchenette facilities, full-service hair & nail salon
Nearby restaurants: The Capital Grille (fine dining restaurant), Maggiano’s Little Italy (restaurant), Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Rollin Smoke Barbeque (restaurant), El Segundo Sol (Mexican restaurant), RA Sushi Bar Restaurant
Nearby retail: Fashion Show (shopping mall), Nordstrom Fashion Show (department store), House of Hoops by Foot Locker (shoe store), Tommy Bahama (clothing store), Macy’s, The LEGO Store, Ben Bridge Jeweler, GUESS (clothing store), The Body Shop (cosmetics store), L’OCCITANE EN PROVENCE (cosmetics store), Coach (fashion accessories store), Bath and Body Works, Calvin Klein, lululemon, kate spade new york, Kendra Scott (jewelry store), UGG (shoe store), Hollister Co
Nearby misc.: Las Vegas Massage Spa, Thai Street Cafe, Party Bus Rentals Las Vegas, Crash Academy Pole Studio (gym), Welder Up (tourist attraction), Machine Gun Experience (shooting-range)
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- Fashion Show Mall
- Lake of Dreams
- Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian
- The Mirage Volcano
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- Crystals Shopping Center
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- Fremont Street Experience
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- The Neon Museum
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- Wetlands Park
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Trump International Hotel Las Vegas is 3.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Penthouse): $2,530
Cost per person (seven people): $362
Wynn Las Vegas
3131 Las Vegas Boulevard
Lake of Dreams
Hotel amenities: signature restaurants, oasis-style pools, 5 designer pools with cabanas, poolside blackjack, golf course, full-service spa, exclusive brand-name shops, full casino with over 1,800 slots & 26 poker tables, fitness center, upscale rooms, spacious windows, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, Wynn Dream beds, dedicated concierge service, conference center
Nearby restaurants / bars: Sinatra (Italian restaurant), Ciprian (Italian restaurant), Lakeside (seafood restaurant), Tableau (restaurant), The Buffet at Wynn, Eastside Lounge (bar), Parasol Down (bar), Parasol Up (bar)
Nearby boutiques / stores: Wynn Plaza (shopping mall), Fashion Show Las Vegas (shopping mall), Christian Louboutin (shoe store), Moncler (boutique), Brunello Cucinelli (clothing store), Rolex Boutique, Cartier (jewelry store), Omega Boutique (watch store), Watches of Switzerland
Nearby misc.: Wynn/XS Night Swim (club), Wynn Poker Room, Escape Vegas XXX (escape room center), Lockdown Escape Room, Urth Caffe (coffee shop), Lake of Dreams (tourist attraction), Wynn Dancing Fountain, The Wedding Salons at Wynn, Wynn Golf Club, Crash Academy Pole Studio (gym)
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- Lake of Dreams
- Fashion Show Mall
- Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian
- Gondola Ride at The Venetian
- The Mirage Volcano
- Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas
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- Bellagio Fountains
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- Fremont Street Experience
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Wynn Las Vegas is 3.1 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $809
The Palazzo at The Venetian
3325 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Grand Canal Shoppes Venetian
Hotel amenities: over 80 restaurants & bars, 10 outdoor pools, pool deck overlooking the Strip, full-service spa, health club, state-of-the-art casino, LCD HD TVs, high-speed internet access, deluxe bathroom amenities, daily newspapers
Nearby boutiques / stores: The Atrium at the Palazzo (shopping mall), Salvatore Ferragamo, MONTBLANC, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton, Coach, kate spade, Suitsupply Las Vegas, Robert Graham (clothing store), Mezlan (shoe store), Cuadra (shoe store)
Nearby misc.: SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas (Japanese restaurant), Honolulu Cookie Company, Bauman Rare Books, REVIV Las Vegas (medical spa)
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- Grand Canal Shoppes Venetian
- Gondola Ride at The Venetian
- Lake of Dreams
- Fashion Show Mall
- LINQ Promenade
- Flamingo Wildlife Habitat
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- The Neon Museum
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The Palazzo at The Venetian is 3 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (luxury two queen select view): $505
Cost per person (four people): $127
Four Seasons Las Vegas
3960 Las Vegas Boulevard
Shark Reef Aquarium
Hotel amenities: on-site dining options, large private outdoor pool, 8 private cabanas with pool & waterfall views, full-service spa, floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, coffee makers, marble bathrooms
Nearby restaurants / bars: Charlie Palmer Steak (steakhouse), Border Grill Mandalay Bay (Mexican restaurant), KUMI Japanese Restaurant + Bar, Veranda (Italian restaurant), Aureole Las Vegas (American restaurant), STRIPSTEAK (steakhouse), Fat Tuesday (bar)
Nearby misc.: Moorea Beach Club (club), Mandalay Bay Beach (swimming pool), Delano Beach Club (swimming pool), Mandalay Bay Wedding Chapel, Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay, Mandalay Bay Convention Center
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- Shark Reef Aquarium
- Little Church of the West
- Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign
- MGM Grand Garden Arena
- Bali Hai Golf Club
- T-Mobile Arena
- Ka Theatre – Cirque du Soleil
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- CityCenter Las Vegas
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- Gondola Ride at The Venetian
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- Red Rock Canyon
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Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is 1.3 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (presidential suite): $5,366
Cost per person (four people): $1,341
Hilton Vacation Club Desert Retreat Las Vegas
5165 South Decatur Boulevard
T-Mobile Arena
Resort amenities: adult pool, family pool & whirlpool tub, furnished balconies / patios, exterior halls, 24-hour fitness center, fully-equipped kitchens, laundry facilities, concierge
Nearby restaurants: Habaneros Taco Grill (Mexican restaurant), Los Lupes (Mexican restaurant), Sushi 21 (sushi restaurant), Sushi House Goyemon (Asian restaurant), O’Aces Bar & Grill
Nearby misc.: Dutch Bros Coffee (coffee shop), International Marketplace (grocery store), Selam Market (grocery store), Hacienda Liquors (liquor store), BestCuts & More (hair salon), Tan Republic (tanning salon), SOLECTION (shoe store), LVA Cheer (gym), EōS Fitness (gym), Broken Dagger Tattoo
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- Orleans Arena
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- CityCenter Las Vegas
- M&M’s World Las Vegas
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- High Roller
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- Fremont Street Experience
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Hilton Vacation Club Desert Retreat Las Vegas is 3.2 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Suite): $266
Cost per person (six people): $44
Hampton Inn Las Vegas Strip South
7850 Giles Street
Town Square Las Vegas
Hotel amenities: outdoor swimming pool, spa center, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, desks, snack bar, American breakfast, 24-hour front desk, ATM machine, business center, fax machine, photocopier, free shuttle service
Nearby restaurants: The Bootlegger Italian Bistro (Italian restaurant), Black Bear Diner (American restaurant)
Nearby misc.: Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex (outlet mall), Cactus Bubble Tea (bubble tea store), Nail Forum 1 (nail salon), Jeff Civillico – Comedy In Action (entertainer)
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- Town Square Las Vegas (dining, shopping)
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- Siegfried and Roy Park
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- Jimmy Pettyjohn Jr Park
- Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
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- Flamingo Wildlife Habitat
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- Mob Museum
- Wetlands Park
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Hampton Inn Las Vegas Strip South is 2.7 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (King Room): $256
Cost per person (three people): $64
Durango Casino & Resort
6915 South Durango Drive
Summer House
Resort amenities: casino, nightclub, multiple restaurants & bars, 2 poolside bars, full breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, outdoor furniture, hot tub, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, conference space, car rentals, electric vehicle charging point, free parking
Nearby: Bel-Aire Backyard (poolside bar & lounge), Baguette Cafe (breakfast restaurant)
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- Summer House (Californian restaurant)
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- Wet‘n’Wild Las Vegas
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Durango Casino & Resort is 12 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Resort Two Queen – Strip View): $383
Cost per person (four people): $95
Marriott’s Grand Chateau
75 East Harmon Avenue
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood
Hotel amenities: multiple dining options, rooftop bar, panoramic views, outdoor swimming pool, pool bar & grill, hot tub, fitness center, bright décor, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, free valet parking
Nearby restaurants / bars: Ocean One Bar & Grille, Twin Peaks Las Vegas Strip (American restaurant), Blondies Sports Bar & Grill, Gordon Ramsay Burger, Pin-Up Pizza, Sin City Brewing Co. (bar), Shiver – Frozen Cocktails
Nearby misc.: Elara Pool, Saxe Theater, Wyland Galleries (art gallery), Club Tattoo, FOSSIL, Bikini Bay Nevada (swimwear store), Journeys (shoe store), Crazy Shirts, True Religion, Billabong
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- Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood
- Crystals Shopping Center
- Ka Theatre – Cirque du Soleil
- CityCenter Las Vegas
- Eiffel Tower at Paris Hotel
- M&M’s World Las Vegas
- High Roller
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- Shark Reef Aquarium
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- Stratosphere Tower
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- Lake Mead National Recreation Area
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Marriott’s Grand Chateau is 1.9 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Villa): $696
Cost per person (twelve people): $58
M Resort Spa & Casino
12300 Las Vegas Boulevard South
The Lion Habitat Ranch
Resort amenities: multiple dining options & bars, full-service spa, upscale rooms, comfortable décor, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, in-room refreshment centers, built-in desks, executive chairs, free local calls, marble bathroom floors, bathroom TVs, live entertainment, spacious gaming floor, free scheduled shuttle service to the airport (72-hour-in-advance reservation requirement), free parking
Nearby restaurants / bars: Sean Patrick’s (American restaurant), Anthony’s Prime Steak & Seafood (steakhouse), Studio B Buffet (buffet restaurant), The Bar (bar & grill), Rounders (bar & grill), Blue Hawk Tavern (bar)
Nearby misc.: Baby Cakes (bakery), Ravello Lounge, Raiders Tavern & Grill (casino) Combat Zone Paintball (paintball center), Dig This (amusement center), Camping World of Las Vegas (RV dealer), Hot Tub Liquidators (hot tub store), Sky Combat Ace (tourist attraction), Southern Highlands Tennis (tennis club), Southern Highlands Golf Club
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- Bass Pro Shops
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- The District at Green Valley Ranch
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- Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign
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- Bellagio Fountains
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M Resort Spa & Casino is 8.3 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $215
Green Valley Ranch Resort and Spa
2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy, Henderson
The District at Green Valley Ranch
Resort amenities: casino, multiple restaurants & bars, poolside bar, breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, terrace, outdoor furniture, garden, spa, hot tub, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, business center, meeting rooms, conference center, car rentals, electric vehicle charging point, free parking
Nearby: Pizza Rock (pizza restaurant), Hank’s Fine Steaks & Martinis (steakhouse), King’s Fish House (seafood restaurant)
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- The District at Green Valley Ranch (mixed-use development – shopping, dining)
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- Henderson Executive Airport
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Green Valley Ranch Resort and Spa is 14 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Executive Two Queen Suite): $579
Cost per person (four people): $144
Bellaterra Home
8541 Bellaterra Ct
Tivoli Village | Angel Park Golf Club
Home amenities: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, private pool, hot tub, free Wi-Fi, kitchen, washer, garage parking
Nearby: Echo & Rig (steakhouse), La Casa (bar), Osi Body Fit – Fitness Club (gym), Angel Park
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- Tivoli Village (shopping mall)
- Angel Park Golf Club
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- Suncoast Hotel Casino
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- Darling Tennis Center
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Bellaterra Home is 21 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $600
Cost per person (twelve people): $50
Flamingo Road Apartment
211 E Flamingo Rd.
High Roller
Apartment amenities: 2 restaurants, bar, rooftop swimming pool, sun terrace, balcony, hot tub, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge service, free on-site parking
Nearby: Metro Pizza, Village Pub and Café, The Front Yard (beer garden), Well Spa + Salon, Las Vegas Souvenirs & Gifts (gift shop)
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- High Roller
- Howard Hughes Center
- Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas
- Drai’s Beach Club & Nightclub
- Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood
- LINQ Promenade
- Gondola Ride at The Venetian
- Colosseum at Caesar’s Palace
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- Shark Reef Aquarium
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- Mob Museum
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Flamingo Road Apartment is 2.2 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $344
Cost per person (four people): $86
West Pebble Villa
3255 West Pebble Road
Putter’s Bar and Grill
Villa amenities: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, outdoor pool, mountain views, patio, garden, barbecue facilities, hot tub, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, fully-equipped kitchen, fireplace, on-site mini-golf green, free private parking, electric vehicle charging station
Nearby: Bangin Ballz Billiards Bar (pool hall), Lee’s Discount Liquor (liquor store), Antique Mall of America (antique store), Clint & Lisa’s RV Rentals (recreational vehicle rental agency), McKee Ranch Foundation (ranch), MOTOWN EXTREME (theater production)
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- Goett Family Park
- Golf Taylor Made Experience
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- Olympia Sports Park
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- CityCenter Las Vegas
- Eiffel Tower at Paris Hotel
- Bellagio Fountains
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- The Neon Museum
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West Pebble Villa is 4.2 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $795
Cost per person (eight people): $99
So there they are, Las Vegas accommodations that will help make for an exciting trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in Nevada!