Right in the heart of the Fremont Street Experience, steps from all the action

Rooms are clean though somewhat dated

No resort fee and what you see is what you pay, one of the cheapest stays in Vegas

Friendly and welcoming front desk

Basic rooms without many extras, but comfortable enough

Steps from the Fremont Street Experience with easy access to downtown attractions

Rooms are clean but have not been recently remodeled

No resort fee with free WiFi and free valet parking included

Consistently praised as helpful and attentive

Rooms are functional with 8 restaurants on-site, though some rooms are small

Just 0.2 miles from Fremont Street, but 4+ miles from the Strip

Clean rooms with good water pressure

No resort fee, free WiFi, and free parking make this a true budget gem

Warm and welcoming, especially popular with Hawaiian travelers

Basic but comfortable rooms with 4 restaurants on-site

Boutique property near the SAHARA end of the Strip, 1.3 miles from the Convention Center

Rated the cleanest hotel in Las Vegas by Expedia and Travelocity reviewers

No resort fee and no parking fee, a true rarity in Vegas

Friendly service with a complimentary evening social

Small but well-maintained boutique rooms

One mile from the Strip, not walkable, requires a car or rideshare

Recently renovated with modern, clean rooms

Low $19 resort fee is one of the lowest in Vegas, with free parking and pool included

Helpful service in a less hectic environment than Strip hotels

Modern renovated rooms with 6 restaurants at super reasonable prices on-site

Just 0.2 miles from Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas

Clean and quiet rooms for the price

$37 resort fee is below average for Vegas, and BConnected loyalty members can get it waived on comped rooms

Reliable service in a smaller, manageable property

Rooms are basic but clean, Victorian-themed decor with on-site brewery is charming

Just off the Strip on Koval Lane, about a 15-minute walk to the action

Rooms are motel-style (formerly Super 8) with dated furnishings but passable

Famous $9.99 steak special is the best food deal in Vegas, but $35+tax resort fee adds up

Small casino with a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere

Motel-style rooms are basic and dated, functional but not impressive

Center-Strip between Venetian and Harrah's, walkable to everything

Rooms are small and dated but kept clean

The only Strip hotel with no resort fee and free parking, making it the best real-price value on the Strip

Friendly and efficient service

Basic rooms, nothing fancy but functional for the price

On the Strip but at the far north end, meaning long walks south to the main action

Dated rooms with inconsistent cleanliness reports

Classic bait-and-switch with $29 listed price becoming $80+ after the $51 resort fee

Large property means service can be impersonal

Dated rooms with noise issues, though the pool has waterslides and Adventuredome is great for kids

Excellent downtown location just 0.2 miles from Fremont Street, rated 8.8/10 on Booking.com

Well-maintained rooms with very comfortable beds

$44 resort fee is steep for downtown, though Nevada residents can get it waived

Responsive and professional overall

Comfortable beds and the largest rooftop pool deck downtown, open year-round

At the head of Fremont Street Experience with great views of the canopy

Inconsistent room cleanliness has been reported by guests

$44 resort fee is typical for downtown, but the summer all-inclusive package at $104/person waives the fee and includes meals and drinks

Staff responsiveness varies and can be hit-or-miss

Decent rooms with a rooftop pool and multiple restaurants on-site

South Strip near Luxor and Mandalay Bay, connected via free tram

Dated rooms but generally clean enough

The $35 room becomes $86 after the $51 resort fee and taxes, a textbook bait price

Adequate service in a massive property

Huge property means long walks to rooms, dated furnishings, and long elevator waits

South Strip with free tram connection to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay

Property is showing wear though rooms are generally tidy

The $39 room balloons to $90+ after the $45+tax resort fee

Standard large-hotel service, nothing exceptional

Beds are comfy but pyramid rooms have inclined walls that reduce usable space

Mid-Strip next to the Venetian, great walkability to center-Strip attractions

Clean, quiet rooms with good upkeep

$47 resort fee is high but includes free parking and valet, saving $20/night vs other Strip hotels

Consistently friendly and professional

Good-sized rooms that are quiet and well-maintained

Far north, 0.5 miles from the Strip proper, removed from the main action

Inconsistent cleanliness reported across rooms

The $39 listed price jumps to $96 after the $57 resort fee plus $20 parking

Service is average for a large property

Renovated rooms have a decent Hampton Inn feel, SkyPod tower entry included in resort fee

Iconic center-Strip location rated 9.1/10 on Booking.com, truly unbeatable

Rooms vary wildly, some spotless and some quite tired

The listed $45 inflates to $102 after the $57 resort fee

Generally helpful and accommodating

Room quality is inconsistent, request a recently renovated room

Directly across from Bellagio with views of the Sphere, center-Strip

Rooms are maintained but the building is aging despite its rebrand

$48 listed price becomes $105 with the $57 resort fee added

Friendly and attentive check-in experience

Suite-style rooms are spacious with good layouts

Perfect center-Strip location with High Roller and LINQ Promenade right outside

Renovated rooms are spacious and clean

The $49 listed price is pure bait, real cost is $106+ after the $57 resort fee

Standard service, nothing remarkable

Renovated rooms are spacious and well-appointed

Just 0.3 miles from the Strip, a short walk to the action but quieter than being on it

Rooms vary in condition but generally well-kept

$50 resort fee is offset somewhat by free parking and kitchenettes that save on food costs

Adequate and friendly for a mid-range property

Spacious suites with kitchenettes, quieter than Strip hotels

Prime Fremont Street location, the nicest hotel on the street

Well-maintained for a busy downtown property

$52 resort fee at standard rate is steep for downtown, though promos sometimes drop or waive it

Professional service befitting the upscale downtown positioning

Great rooms with the famous shark tank pool and excellent dining options

North Strip near the monorail, convenient for Convention Center but far from center action

Fully renovated with modern, well-maintained rooms

$62 resort fee is the highest among budget options, pushing the $50 room to $112

Attentive service in a recently refreshed property

Spacious, cozy rooms with comfortable beds and upscale feel