Hostels in United States of America

"Everything was great! Especially check in and the ability to extend check out past 11 AM"

"Comfy bed and spacious room "

"everything was amazing!"

"great dinners and breakfasts at casa de taco"

"Such a friendly, classic place to stay in NYC"

"The Venetian gives you the true Vegas experience. Dining is excellent. Clubs and Bars excellent. Staff was perfect. The room was massive, over 600 Sq/ft with a step-down Family room overlooking the strip (some roof tops but still)... The only complaint, and its a Vegas-wide complaint, but I wish Ventian would lead and not follow is pricing for certain things... For example, why is there no coffee machine in the suite? Because without a coffee machine I need to go downstairs and buy one at an overpriced cafe... But Ill go there anyway! The reason for a coffee machine in the suite isn't to not pay, its to not have to get out of my room when I first wake up and I'm half naked! Then drinks... there was a time a drink in the Casino was literally free, buut you ended up tipping huge! Obviously, right? Now instead of free, that same drink is $20+,so guess what isn't going to be that great? The tip... meaning the workers get screwed and the owners do not, and we, the Guests feel Nickle-and-Dimed... This isn't just at The Venetian, its all the Strip and I've seen some Hotels suffering... my hope is some actually fail and go bankrupt and maybe things can go back to how they used to be pre-pandemic and before... As it applies to the Venetian, given how great it is, it doesn't need to be so petty... I wish it would stand out from the crowd and lead instead of follow... "

"The stay at Treasure Island was awesome. I totally would recommend it. "

"Other than the elevator cards having a hard time working sometimes, it was a very nice stay. I would definitely stay again"

"Pros: Comfy rooms, nice views of the fountains, centrally located on strip, good food options around. Cons: only one con - they give internet access to only two devices which given the amount of resort fees they charge no such limits should be put in place. "