Las Vegas Accommodation
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide for Las Vegas, NV, Nevada.
Widely known as "Sin City" and "The Entertainment Capitol of the World" the city officially named Las Vegas is one of the most popular hot spots to visit. Whether it's gambling, shopping or a just-for-fun trip to the desert city in southern Nevada, visitors will find an array of entertainment, activities, restaurants and a plethora of accommodation options.
In order to help visitors with their choices on where to stay, WorldWeb.com provides the following convenient tools in addition to its extensive accommodation directory:
Secure Room Reservations – Check for room availability and then make secure on-line room reservations for participating properties with this convenient link.
Maps – The Las Vegas map can assist visitors in choosing where to stay by not only indicating where accommodations are located, but also where they are in relation to attractions, restaurants, shops, tours and transportation.
HOTELS & RESORTS
Las Vegas boasts huge mega-casino hotels that are lavishly decorated with no expense spared—glitz and glamor is all part of the Vegas getaway. Many hotels and resorts offer guests a self-contained vacation experience with numerous dining and shopping options available on-site as well as attractions and entertainment.
Vegas' most extravagant hotels are generally found in the midst of the action along the famous Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard). The Tuscan-styled Bellagio, the Greco-Roman Caesar's Palace and the Venetian all transport guests to far-off lands through stunning décor and exciting features like the Bellagio's famous dancing fountains, the Venetian's replica of the Grand Canal, and the sprawling 4.5-acre pool at Caesar's Palace. Not to mention the dazzling shows and live entertainment.
A number of fine hotels and more affordable options can also be found off the Strip, yet within walking distance of it, as well as downtown and near the McCarran International Airport.
CAMPGROUNDS
Big hotels and resorts are not the only accommodation options when visiting Las Vegas. Those wanting to experience the outdoors—Vegas style—can do so at a handful of campgrounds. Located just south of the Las Vegas Strip, the Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort is a family-friendly facility decorated in a tropical "Casablanca" theme and features an 18-hole putting course. The Hitchin' Post RV Park & Saloon has more than 190 RV spaces and an on-site motel, while the Las Vegas KOA is located close to the Strip and is part of the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino. The RV park has 399 spaces and guests have complete access to all that Circus Circus has to offer.
BED & BREAKFASTS
Las Vegas is known for glitz and glamor but for those looking for a more intimate and quiet experience, bed and breakfasts are a good option; however visitors will be hard pressed to find choices within the city. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood, Michele's French Country Cottage offers guests a relaxing retreat in a French country farmhouse, while the LVR Chapman B&B is situated near attractions such as the Sands Expo Center and Nevada Performing Arts Center at UNLV.
WHEN TO VISIT
Las Vegas is an ideal destination to visit year round as most Vegas holidays are spent indoors at the numerous casinos. For those hoping to enjoy the great outdoors, spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather, with temperatures averaging a low of 54ºF (12ºC) and high of 81ºF (27ºC). The desert city is of course at its hottest during the summer months when temperatures can reach a baking 104ºF (40ºC). Travelers should ensure they stay sufficiently hydrated during this time by drinking ample amounts of water.
GETTING AROUND TOWN
Once in Las Vegas, visitors have several options for getting around. Walking is a cost effective option, especially for those who plan to stay in and the Las Vegas Strip. However, visitors should be aware that during the hot summer months, walking may be an uncomfortable way to navigate. For those planning to spend most of their time on the Strip, the Las Vegas Monorail offers a quick and effective alternative to walking this stretch of road.
Public bus service is offered by Citizens Area Transit (CAT), which operates numerous routes and serves the greater Las Vegas Valley. Taking a taxi is another option to conveniently travel through the city. Las Vegas also has several car rental companies. Friday nights and weekends see the most traffic so be prepared for gridlock when driving during this time.
In order to help visitors with their choices on where to stay, WorldWeb.com provides the following convenient tools in addition to its extensive accommodation directory:
Secure Room Reservations – Check for room availability and then make secure on-line room reservations for participating properties with this convenient link.
Maps – The Las Vegas map can assist visitors in choosing where to stay by not only indicating where accommodations are located, but also where they are in relation to attractions, restaurants, shops, tours and transportation.
HOTELS & RESORTS
Las Vegas boasts huge mega-casino hotels that are lavishly decorated with no expense spared—glitz and glamor is all part of the Vegas getaway. Many hotels and resorts offer guests a self-contained vacation experience with numerous dining and shopping options available on-site as well as attractions and entertainment.
Vegas' most extravagant hotels are generally found in the midst of the action along the famous Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard). The Tuscan-styled Bellagio, the Greco-Roman Caesar's Palace and the Venetian all transport guests to far-off lands through stunning décor and exciting features like the Bellagio's famous dancing fountains, the Venetian's replica of the Grand Canal, and the sprawling 4.5-acre pool at Caesar's Palace. Not to mention the dazzling shows and live entertainment.
A number of fine hotels and more affordable options can also be found off the Strip, yet within walking distance of it, as well as downtown and near the McCarran International Airport.
CAMPGROUNDS
Big hotels and resorts are not the only accommodation options when visiting Las Vegas. Those wanting to experience the outdoors—Vegas style—can do so at a handful of campgrounds. Located just south of the Las Vegas Strip, the Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort is a family-friendly facility decorated in a tropical "Casablanca" theme and features an 18-hole putting course. The Hitchin' Post RV Park & Saloon has more than 190 RV spaces and an on-site motel, while the Las Vegas KOA is located close to the Strip and is part of the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino. The RV park has 399 spaces and guests have complete access to all that Circus Circus has to offer.
BED & BREAKFASTS
Las Vegas is known for glitz and glamor but for those looking for a more intimate and quiet experience, bed and breakfasts are a good option; however visitors will be hard pressed to find choices within the city. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood, Michele's French Country Cottage offers guests a relaxing retreat in a French country farmhouse, while the LVR Chapman B&B is situated near attractions such as the Sands Expo Center and Nevada Performing Arts Center at UNLV.
WHEN TO VISIT
Las Vegas is an ideal destination to visit year round as most Vegas holidays are spent indoors at the numerous casinos. For those hoping to enjoy the great outdoors, spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather, with temperatures averaging a low of 54ºF (12ºC) and high of 81ºF (27ºC). The desert city is of course at its hottest during the summer months when temperatures can reach a baking 104ºF (40ºC). Travelers should ensure they stay sufficiently hydrated during this time by drinking ample amounts of water.
GETTING AROUND TOWN
Once in Las Vegas, visitors have several options for getting around. Walking is a cost effective option, especially for those who plan to stay in and the Las Vegas Strip. However, visitors should be aware that during the hot summer months, walking may be an uncomfortable way to navigate. For those planning to spend most of their time on the Strip, the Las Vegas Monorail offers a quick and effective alternative to walking this stretch of road.
Public bus service is offered by Citizens Area Transit (CAT), which operates numerous routes and serves the greater Las Vegas Valley. Taking a taxi is another option to conveniently travel through the city. Las Vegas also has several car rental companies. Friday nights and weekends see the most traffic so be prepared for gridlock when driving during this time.
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