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Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall
"We had 2 adjoining rooms for one night. AT around 10pm someone tried to access my friends room but luckily she had deadbolted. Person kept knocking. Told person to go to lobby as he said they have given him this room. My friend was freaked out. Later Lobby called twice, said we needed to come down ..."
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026

Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino
"We came down for a sports weekend and stayed at the W in Mandalay Bay. We went to a WNBA game, a hockey game and a football game. Each of the stadiums/arenas are easy walking distance from the hotel, which is very convenient. The room in the W was great. Clean and spacious. We enjoyed using the pool ..."
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026

Hilton Vacation Club Cancun Resort Las Vegas
"I highly recommend! Clean, luxurious for the price, staff is like family, well maintained hotel, the pool area really feels like a resort in Cancun, restaurant food was great and plentiful! Stay here!"
Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026

Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel-Handwritten Collection
"Hotel is a bit dated, I don’t think k anyone checked our room before it was assigned to us. One of the drawers wouldn’t close, there was an old chipped chair and even on one of the walls was a little hole. The casino had a loud cigarette smell (I was at other casinos and the smell was not so strong). ..."
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026

South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa

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Las Vegas Hotel Guide
Luxury hotels on the Strip
When you want nothing but the best from your holiday, these hotels provide tons of amenities, without holding you to the rules of all-inclusive resorts.
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas: If you’ve ever desired old-world opulence, look no further. Rooms boast flat-screen TVs, Egyptian cotton sheets, and pillowtop mattresses. You’ll have your pick of 20 restaurants and three pools with bars to splurge at.
- Wynn Las Vegas: This 5-star hotel is refined luxury inside and out. Splash some cash at one of three lounges or at the poolside bar. All public areas include free Wi-Fi and rooms feature premium bedding and blackout drapes.
Las Vegas hotels without a resort fee
No resort fees, no problem. These hotels don’t need to be all-inclusive to throw everything in with your rate.
- Marriott’s Grand Chateau: Centrally located, this condo resort is your oasis in the desert. Beat the heat in one of the two outdoor swimming pools. Free valet parking and Wi-Fi mean you can maximize your savings.
- Four Queens Hotel and Casino: You’ll be steps from the Fremont Street Experience. Guests can cool off in the outdoor pool or try their luck in the casino. Or, relax in your room, which features free Wi-Fi, blackout drapes, and a flat-screen television.
Budget hotels in Las Vegas
These properties have all the advantages of all-inclusive hotels, without making you pay for extra stuff you don’t need.
- Luxor Hotel and Casino: Need options? This budget-friendly resort has tons of room types and four pools to choose from. For an extra charge, you can hit the casino, full-service spa, and eight restaurants. Plus, you’re centrally located to explore all the Strip has to offer.
- Stratosphere Hotel, Casino & Tower: This affordable hotel doesn’t skimp on the services. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, take a plunge in one of three pools, or relax in the room, which features deluxe bedding, premium cable, and blackout drapes.
Popular All-Inclusive Stays in Las Vegas
Las Vegas hotels essential information
Accommodation | 9,076 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $64 |
Highest Price | $264 |
Popular hotels | South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa, Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa, Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall, Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino, Hilton Vacation Club Cancun Resort Las Vegas, Suncoast Hotel and Casino, The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa by Marriott, The Orleans Hotel & Casino, Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel-Handwritten Collection |
Recent Las Vegas All Inclusive Resort Reviews By Fellow Wanderers

Luxor Hotel and Casino
"My review is based on a 3 night stay. The first room (yes, first) was in the pyramid. It was nicely remodeled, the bed was very firm (which was great!) and the bathroom was large with a very nice shower and waterfall shower head which was awesome. But, then it rained....and the window in our room leaked excessively and flooded the seating and carpet. We were moved to a tower room for the last night. Meh. The bed was insanely soft (boo), the room was fine (although the wifi/tv reception was far better than the pyramid) but the bathroom was ADA inclusive which made the shower super small/cramped and the sink had zero counter space. Didn't love, but could live with it for a night. But, then - a huge domestic fight broke out in the room directly across the hall from us for over an hour. Security, then police were involved. Our room was essentially blocked and we couldn't leave. Luckily, the situation was resolved safely. I spoke to Angela at the front desk at 6:30am the next morning prior to check out. She agreed we had a little too much unexpected action. She comp'd our valet and daily resort fees, which I greatly appreciated. The location if you are going to a game at Allegiant is a short walk - def recommend. I'd stay here again if I am going to a game. As for the restaurants/casino/pool - meh. Used all, they're average at best. The food at the Public House was ok, the cafe was a disappointment. I'd still give it 3.5/4 stars though, mostly for the staff assistance."

Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel-Handwritten Collection
"Hotel is a bit dated, I don’t think k anyone checked our room before it was assigned to us. One of the drawers wouldn’t close, there was an old chipped chair and even on one of the walls was a little hole. The casino had a loud cigarette smell (I was at other casinos and the smell was not so strong). I asked for assistance who to report the issue with the drawer, I had to go to 3 different employees just to make that report. Not enough employees available to check in. There was 3 out of 8 available spots. Wasn’t so satisfied with the breakfast."
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