Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Spring Mountains National Recreational Area hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

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"This is a great place to stay. The staff was friendly and our room is basically an apartment, so we had lots of room. The balcony was a nice bonus as well. This is about a 15 minute drive to the strip, but other than seeing a show, we like to stay out where it's more peaceful. We prefer hiking and outdoor activities so Summerlin is very nice and easy to navigate and not too much traffic. There are lots of nice restaurants nearby, both fast food and sit down. I will defiinitely stay here again. "

"Very comfortable and clean home. We LOVED the hot tub!Super easy to find, and all of the conveniences near by. Loved it. Owner is very responsive and professional."

"Everything was great. The Durango casino was a few minutes away and was an unexpected bonus."

"Very nice home! Host was very attentive and very understanding!"

"This is a clean and very spacious home. As guests, we were very comfortable and will definitely stay again when we return to the area. Great host, easy check in/out. Thanks again."

"It was a wonderful house. Had a wonderful Thanksgiving Dinner."

"Great house, quick communication."

"My girlfriend and I had an unexpected but pleasant stay with Olena, her husband, Andre, and their 23-year-old son. Shame on me for not knowing that VRBO changed their policy from having the home to yourself to staying with a three-person family. Double shame on me for not properly reading the listing. The accommodations were fine. And we got to smell the wonderful cooking of Olena as she cooked with onions and garlic during the week as Olena loves to prepare amazing breakfast and dinners. If we got up at 5:00 a.m. we were able to use the kitchen and cook breakfast for ourselves. And when we woke from a deep sleep sweating I was permitted to turn the air conditioning back on. My past rentals with VRBO (whole house rental), I could walk around the house with no shirt on however, this time it was Olena's husband walking around the house with no shirt."