Find hotels near Clark County Library, Las Vegas from NT$1,903

"Spacious room, clean, but lackluster (at least the non renovated ones). Was offered as an upgrade for better view. Best deal is the 24/7 in-room dining. Highly recommend. Staff were nice too. Spa and pool were a bit disappointing. Chose this place due to its proximity to the spheres. For the price was expecting a bit more. "

"The rooms in the pyramid are old. They don’t have refrigerators, unless you want to pay extra. No coffee makers. Their automated check in process is very problematic. Had to get my cards re-programmed multiple times, which meant standing in long lines and wasting my vacation time. Staying at the Luxor made my stay in Las Vegas worse. We were also put in a handicap accessible room for some reason and the showers head was mounted in a way that it just sprayed across the bathroom. We didn’t have any soap and I called and asked and they didn’t bring any. Dealt with one particularly rude employee. The place needs upkeep. I mean, I know it’s not geared toward soccer dads who don’t gamble, but they should still offer a decent place to stay with a good system for customer service, but they do not. "

"Excellent stay!"

"Older hotel but great lovstion"

"Best hotel it is my 3rd time "

"Yes, enjoyed my short stay"

"Not bad"

"Very pungent cigarette smoke smell"

"Overall the hotel and casino were really nice. Clean and more modern. Love the thermostat and smart remote as well as having outlets and USB ports right by the bed. Decor was cute. I wish it had been communicated in some way before booking that the pool was not open yet. We chose this hotel because it had a pool bar and the weather was high 70’s into low 80’s all weekend, so we expected to be able to use it. The communication at check-in of what amenities were available to us was not clear. Everything was an extra charge. The $50 daily resort fee claimed to include perks including two whole water bottles. The minibar was overpriced and weight activated so we had to be careful not to accidentally move something and get charged. The “free water” was two tiny bottles in the room. They were stingy with the towels. If you wanted good WiFi, it was $20 extra. I guess Vegas is home to overpriced everything…. But still. I would recommend the hotel. Clean and nice. Friendly staff, and a nice alternative to staying on the Strip while still being close to all the action. "