Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Hotels in North Las Vegas, Las Vegas, United States of America

"The rooms were beautiful. The rooms were clean and friendly staff. When I walked out of my room, I had the best view of the back of the Las Vegas strip. I was shocked that the casino was huge. El Cortez is walking distance to other Downtown Fremont Experience hotels and casinos. The restaurants was very good as well. I recommend Hot Noods. My only complaint of the rooms was the water faucet for the showers. You have to find the sweet spot for the right temperature you want. Overall, I will stay here again. PLEASE KEEP THE SMOKING ROOMS. "

"Ideal location. Easy check in and out"

"Breakfast was average, dinner in the Noodle bar was poor but the on site Italian restaurant was excellent "

"Clean rooms and great staff "

"It’s ok"

"Beautiful room- lovely view and very quiet!!! The pool was nice but the volume of the music was absolutely intolerable. It was ridiculously loud and inescapable. "

"The whole place smells like smoke. Homeless everywhere. Drunks too. Hotel is cold and not well maintained. Can hear Fremont st blasting music until 2 a.m."

"Seems everything in Las Vegas is overrated "

"One of the sink drains would not drain - the drain plug closed but would not reopen. Fortunately there were two sinks in the room. The rain shower control was broken. We could hear a jack hammer somewhere during part of the night . It wasn't worth it to me to report it. Otherwise the room was spacious. Location near the convention center is great and the most important attribute. Food in the hotel is fantastically expensive but I guess that is part of the game, unfortunately that sets the expectations so high that it is hard for a restaurant to live up to them. In general staff was polite and gracious. We ate in Komodo for the Peking Duck and the experience. We had brunch in the Fontaine for the experience. As I said the expectations set are as unreasonably high as the prices. This promises failure no matter how much effort staff puts into their performance. I own a restaurant. The best meal we had was at a Thai Dive. I would never have gone there because of it's appearance on the outside but a Vegas friend recommended it and the Uber driver said it was a beautiful restaurant. It was a real dive so I wasn't sure what he meant at first. Beauty can't be discerned by the cover of the book. That the lesson here."