Hotels near Laughlin Bullhead International Airport - IFP, Bullhead City

The breakfast had a good variety of food. The employee's were very helpful and made us feel like family. I pointed out two minor problems in my review but it was not a big deal and did not make our trip negative in any way. We are planing to stay at "Days Inn" at our next tournament in March in St. George,Utah.

The people of laughlin were mostly friendly. We rode the water taxi (not worth the $25/person/day) one time, and decided to skip that. We stayed at Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort and I wouldn't stay there again. While I didn't see the rooms in the Edgewater, it was the cleanest of the casinos. We came for the Tim McGraw concert, and the laughlin event center is a great place to see a concert. It's a smaller venue so you have a good view no matter where you sit. Harrah's is too far to walk, so we drove there. They say Laughlin is "poor man's Vegas" and, well... it shows. It was a one-time adventure for us.

My experience was not all that great..If you have animals I really suggest you keep them home. If they bark, or dont know how to use the potty outside this property is not for you. And if you do take your animals there is a fee....make sure to ask. The stores were conveniently all in good spots..

Laughlin is a great place to stay whilst you explore that greater area. Close to Route 66. RIGHT on the Colorado River, some rooms with river view. You could stay four nights and go on a day trip in three different directions to explore and enjoy the area. Or rent a Jet Ski or go on a boat trip. Also plenty of bars and restaurants in the Casino’s. It’s more than Casino though, much more. Sometimes we never even set foot in the casino except to check in.

I would love to revisit bullhead city there are many places to eat on I- 95 that I would like to try. We had dinner at Salt grass Steakhouse in Laughlin Nevada one evening. Great food and service and a beautiful view of the Colorado river. One night we had Taco Bell in Bullhead City ,terrific service there too.

Laughlin used to be extremely busy with lots of snowbirds and people, however Laughlin must be changing or those of us old folks are staying home. The Tropicana was virtually dead! Hardly any people there. We did wonder on down to the Aquarius and the Golden Nugget and those casinos seemed to be much busier. I know that Tropicana is not on the river and perhaps that is the draw but even then, it did not account for the lack of people. The shopping mall is also a ghost town. There was once a huge crowd shopping for the holidays but now there is about one-third of the stores open and if there were 50 people in total shopping, that is stretching it.