Beach Hotels in Nevada from NT$1,768

"We chose to stay at Circus Circus due it’s proxiemty to a work conference we were attending. It was a quick walk across the street. The staff was very nice but you should kn"

"Everything was clean and well kept. We had a wonderful time."

"Great stay"

"Paris hotel is very nice. Our room was clean, the food at the various restaurants was delicious. I would have like to have had liquid hand soap in the bathroom instead of those tiny bar soaps they give. And the hot water in the shower took at least 10-15 minutes to heat up in the morning, no time for rushing lol I would recommend staying"

"It’s clean room & bathroom. I like it comfy beds to sleep in. Best ever"

"The whole property was super clean and the staff was amazing"

"It was far from a great experience. Stains on the lamp shade, bed, and even the bathroom light and fan stopped working on our last day. So many great places to stay in Las Vegas and this is not one of them. "

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"Noise is the headline issue—this was a major problem. My room (Mountain View Tower, facing the courtyard between Harrah’s and the LINQ on the Caesars Palace side) had loud live music nightly from about 10:30 PM to 12:15 AM, making it hard to sleep. I requested a room change twice but couldn’t move. Avoid room 52001 or anything near it on the odd numbered side of the hall. Room is clean and modern. Bed is comfortable (queen felt closer to a king), but pillows had feather quills that poked through. Bathroom is updated but not perfect—some debris on the floor, stiff sink handle, and a large center drain I avoided stepping on. Curtains don’t fully block light. No fridge. Small safe fits a 16” MacBook Pro angled. Minibar is sensitive—easy to get charged without using items. Kids moving things could trigger charges, and there’s an “intimacy kit” they may ask about. Expect ~$56/night resort fee + $50/night hold. Check-in is mostly kiosks. Smoking in casinos is standard in Vegas. Great location—easy monorail access. Overall: clean and well-located, but noise and a transactional feel hurt the experience. —Signed a Very Sleepy, Disappointed Hotel Guest"