Vuoristonäköala Hotels in Clarkin piirikunta

A modern luxury hotel not far off Las Vegas strip with no gambling! Rooms very clean, modern and comfortable. Breakfast was nice, only minus coffee was not included in breakfast, you have to pay $ 4.00 USD extra, no coffee or tea in rooms, but I will be staying here again! Plus incredible display of motor cars and motorbikes on display. Ask for directions to Atomic Motors which is owned by Ahern owner!

Been staying at the Trump hotel for years during Vegas vacations. Customer service, security, valet all reflect a five star hotel, for business or personal vacations. Although there is not any casino on the property, the Jim, the Poole, the business office, the restaurant, makes for an exceptional quiet stay. The fashion mall, right next-door, multiple casinos within walking distance, can satisfy the casino experience should one desire. Highly recommend this hotel.

I haven’t even checked out yet, but OK, here’s some photos. It is a nice hotel. Resort fees are minimal. They don’t take international cards quite easily for the deposit, but the hotel is the cleanest in the city. There’s a nice vibe inside and the prices are OK. I’m not too crazy about the in-room mini bar, and I would’ve been happier with a couple bottles of complementary water. They have slippers and robes, which is not common in Las Vegas anymore. It’s easy to get picked up and dropped off, but it’s a little difficult to walk to other places. It’s still worth a stay here if you can get the right price. The bed is quite comfortable and the upgrade email that you’ll get after reservation is actually worth it. Nice views.

This hotel’s setup feels really outdated. There’s no self-parking, and you have to pay $45 for valet. The bed sheets were saggy, and the mattress was so soft that it offered no support—I couldn’t sleep all night. I checked out the next morning because I just couldn’t take it anymore. Definitely not recommended.

Wynn Las Vegas delivers exactly what it promises. Polished luxury without feeling stuffy. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and genuinely comfortable, with one of the best beds I’ve ever slept in on the Strip - if not the best. I had strip view, 35th floow. Basic king room, just asked for a good view at checkin. The pool area is fantastic - get there early (or late afternoon) for shade. My booking came with $60 in daily food credit, which I used for the dinner buffet and it was great. The second best buffet after Bacchanal.

Just left today after a week long visit with my family, we all loved it. For us it was perfect, yes its at the end of the strip but its on the monorail line which was so convienent and a bonus not getting stuck in traffic. Sahara was modern and clean. Quieter than the central hotels but I found central strip hotels to be very overwhelming and crowded and not enjoyable. We walked around the area without any issues. Our family and I also walked to the art district from the Sahara, yes there were a few characters who were clearly under the influence but they did not cause us any issues, spotted more around freemont street. We did not eat in any of the attached restaurants but we did try out happy hour for drinks which were reasonably priced around $6 and $7 Could not fault this hotel and if returning to las vegas we will definately be choosing this hotel. Hotel also decorated lovely for the holidays

Pros: The hotel's location is excellent, right in the heart of the Strip. Cons: The experience went downhill from there. The interior design feels surprisingly generic and doesn't live up to the 'premium' price tag. Service is a roll of the dice—some staff are great, others are frustratingly impatient. The biggest issue was a major overcharge on our deposit. When we tried to ask about the refund, we got four different stories from four different employees. Especially from an extremely impatient and stubborn staff named Ruby kept on repeating the same sentence without listening to my questions. The complete lack of clear communication was unprofessional and wasted our time. For the price, you can find hotels in Vegas that have their act together.

Harrahs Las Vegas – Decent Location, Mixed Experience The room itself was acceptable – not exceptional, but functional. Housekeeping did a solid job on the floors and bathroom, though some less-trafficked areas showed dust. The room felt a bit dated, and the closet placement inside the bathroom was an unusual design choice. We stayed on the 50th floor of the Mountain Tower, which sounds great in theory, but the street-level music from the Strip can boom all the way up and make falling asleep a challenge. One night there was an unidentified scraping/mechanical noise that persisted through the night and really disrupted our sleep. The beds were comfortable enough, and I particularly liked the pillows. The standout feature is genuinely the location – centrally positioned on the Strip with easy walking access to the Venetian and other nearby properties. If you're using Harrah's primarily as a base for exploring the Strip, it serves that purpose well. The casino itself is a different story. Low ceilings and what felt like poor ventilation make the smoke situation noticeably worse than other Strip casinos – non-smokers should be aware. Check-in had a fairly long wait; the self-service kiosks weren't functioning, so everyone was funneled to the desk. That said, the front desk agent who helped us was friendly and efficient. Bottom line: Solid Strip location at a reasonable price point, but go in with modest expectations on the room quality and casino atmosphere.

We just spent three nights at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas and I have very mixed feelings about our stay. On the plus side, the property itself is beautiful. The exterior, lobby, and common areas are impressive, with lots of decorative touches and fancy lighting. You can tell this used to be a true five-star resort. We also got a great rate on our room and, at face value, were very happy with it. Unfortunately, the biggest issue was our bathroom shower. On the second night, the shower stopped working properly — it wouldn’t turn fully on or off and was stuck at an uncomfortable lukewarm temperature. We discovered this late at night and had to stay up waiting for engineers to come repair it. They did fix it, and we were able to shower in the morning and go about our day. The next day, New Year’s Eve, we returned to the room after being out for about five hours and immediately heard a piercing squeal in the hallway. The sound was coming from our suite. When I opened the double doors to the bathroom, the room was filled with hot steam. It appeared that housekeeping had turned on the shower to clean and then couldn’t turn it off; it was blasting extremely hot water at full force. We had the same issue again: no one could stop it. Getting help the second time was difficult. There was a shift change and the hotel was clearly focused on New Year’s Eve festivities. With limited time to get ready, my husband and I ended up having to go shower in the spa (which, thankfully, was still open). By the time we got back, the shower had been fixed again, but the whole situation was a huge inconvenience and took a long time to resolve. Honestly, this room should not have been assigned to anyone given the state of the shower. To the staff’s credit, everyone we interacted with was kind and tried to be as helpful as they could. No one was rude. Management did offer compensation for the trouble: • One free night (which we accepted) • Waived our resort fees (which we accepted) • Complimentary breakfast (which we didn’t use) However, our visit to the spa highlighted further maintenance issues: • The steam rooms in both the men’s and women’s areas weren’t working at all. • The women’s spa pool had only one working jet; the men’s side didn’t work at all. • The water was more lukewarm than warm. • I liked the sauna, but towels and flip-flops that were left there on my first visit were still there the next day, which made me question how often it’s cleaned. • The shower in the sauna area was out of order, the bathrobes didn’t have matching ties, and the slippers in the women’s area were initially male-sized. • Both the main outdoor pool and the hot tub were closed. Given how many amenities were unavailable or not functioning, the $32.50 per night resort fee feels very steep. There were also some basic room and building issues: • A loose wooden board under the sink, barely held on by a screw, fell off and landed on my husband’s foot while he was getting ready. • Many areas of the hotel, especially the guest room hallways and the walk from the parking garage to the lobby, smelled strongly of rotten eggs. It seemed like a sewage issue that someone tried to mask with heavy fragrance, which honestly made it worse. Overall, this is a property with a lot of potential and a gorgeous exterior, and we appreciated the staff’s kindness and the attempt to make things right with a free night. But the maintenance problems, plumbing issues, spa disrepair, resort fee, and pervasive odor made our stay far less relaxing than we had hoped. With serious investment in repairs and upkeep, this could be an amazing hotel again—but right now, it falls short of what the Hilton name and resort fees suggest.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Retreat on Charleston Peak, and it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment we arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making us feel right at home. The location is absolutely stunning, nestled in the beautiful mountains with breathtaking views at every turn. Our room was cozy and well-appointed, providing the perfect balance of comfort and rustic charm. We appreciated the little touches, like the fast Wi-Fi, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The on-site restaurant served delicious meals, and the ambiance was both relaxing and inviting. One of the highlights of our stay was the pet-friendly policy, which allowed us to bring our furry friend along. The staff went out of their way to make sure our pet was comfortable, and there were plenty of trails nearby for scenic walks. Overall, The Retreat on Charleston Peak is a gem in the mountains. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway or an adventure-filled escape, this place has it all. We can't wait to return and create more wonderful memories!