Hotels near Harry Reid International - LAS, Las Vegas

Death Valley, the Mob museum and The Sphere were the three best tours that I did in Las Vegas. I did not appreciate the very high prices on the Strip. I think that the Resort Fees is a big rip off. However, I would still highly recommend visiting Las Vegas to my friends and I think that (Baily's) now called the Horseshoe is an excellent well located hotel.

Years ago we felt safe coming to Las Vegas with our family (small children), used to stay at a resort and enjoyed the place during the day and part of the night. Now Las Vegas has gone wild, too many weed consumers all around, everything smells like smoked weed, and intoxicated people walking around on the streets. We did not feel safe during our last stay and will probably not come back ever again for family vacations.

Amazing destination for your vacation unlike anywhere else in the World. We hadn't been there in a decade and were amazed by how expensive everything was! If you get a chance, get out of town and drive a couple of hours out to Mt.Zion National Park, it's a perfect break and astonishing!

Trip to Las Vegas totally recommended if you know what you are going to do, now if you want to have fun and have a good time it takes a lot of money. It is very important to look for a good hotel, no matter how expensive it is, especially try to stay in one of the newest hotels manufactured in the city since these are cleaner and provide better service and they also don't smell bad like the old ones,

The bathroom had mold in the tile and the wallpaper was torn with mold on and underneath. With the hand held shower head it was not helpful trying to hold the onto the grab bar and move the shower head to rinse. Not very clean bathroom, with the shower curtain getting all wet at the bottom the bath rug got all wet and didn't dry fast enough to use again.

We spent as much time exploring off-strip as we did on the strip. Each held unique experiences and I wish we had more time to see more shows and to visit more places. On strip: Blue Man Group & Mystiere we the shows we saw, both were excellent and wish we could have seen more Cirque de Solei shows. Visited the Belagio to see the fountains, the conservatory and the chocolate fountain. Visited Ceasars to see the Forum. Off Strip: Parked and enjoyed the Sphere. (Outside only as there was a concert event while we were there.) Walked the Historic Railroad Hicking Trail (Starts by the Lake Meade Visitors Center. Goes 2.2 miles to the old millworks. Should have stopped there and walked back as path was nice and flat, easy hike for beginners. We continued from the millworks down to the Hoover Dam, another 2 miles. It started at an easy level and moved to a moderate level except when you reached the last part, just past the powerlines when you reach thebpaved walkway down to the new garage...steep is an understatement!! It may be paved, but it has to be close to be a 45° grade!! I highly recommend walking the 2.2 miles and headding back to the visitors center, then driving down to Hoover Dam. Walked accross Hoover Dam, can't wait to see the new visitors center when it is complete. Drove the scenic route at Red Rock. Each time I visit I fall more and more in love. The scenery is georgeous and just a short drive outside the city. Each time I visit I find new improvements: more/better parking areas off the scenic drive, new/more educational signage, path markers and detailed trailhead signs just to name a few. Visited the Spring Preserve, a nice little gem tucked away in north Las Vegas. Beautiful gardens, a pretty little butterfly house, well otganized exhibits abiut the plants, history, geology and conservation efforts for the area. We only stayed for five days and could have easily filled another five with more activities!!