Las Vegas' Best Budget Hotel 2008

Luxury meets comfort at the Silverton Hotel, with the look of a western lodge and the energy of the Las Vegas Strip.

Reviews:

• “A hidden gem in Las Vegas”
• “Season’s buffet”

Tips: The Mermaid Restaurant and Lounge overlooks a 117,000-gallon aquarium containing more than 4,000 tropical fish with four species of stingrays and six species of sharks.

Silverton Hotel and Casino

A relaxed hotel-casino that relies on authentic Victorian charm.

Reviews:

• “Bad customer service”
• “RV Park So So”
• “Rooms are ok.”
• “Good food, reasonably priced”
• “Excellent Hotel!”

Tips: Be sure to take a peek into the men’s restroom—it features a section of the Berlin Wall with three urinals set into it.

Main Street Station Hotel & Casino

A comfortable off-Strip hotel offering a versatile array of entertainment and dining options.

Reviews:

• “Best Locals hang out”
• “NO FRILLS BARGAIN HOTEL”
• “NOT WORTH THE RATES”
• “Offstrip Casino With Large Bingo Hall”
• “Great hotel for their rates”

Tips: Shuttles to and from the Strip and airport are complimentary.

Palace Station Hotel & Casino

Featuring celebrity-impersonator “dealertainers” at the blackjack tables.

Reviews:

• “Poor quality hotel, not worth the price”
• “Never Again”
• “It’s a great value considering you are in the middle of the strip”
• “Prety good value for the price”
• “Good Value for the Price”

Tips: There’s an elaborate wedding chapel, Budget Rental Car counter and an independent on-site medical clinic.

Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino

The Sleepy Bear mascot has come to symbolize reliability, comfort and convenience for travelers on a budget.

Tips: Some properties feature Sleepy Bear Den Rooms which boast fun, themed decor for the little ones.

Travelodge or email Travelodge

A pink-and-white-striped big top offering fun for the whole family.

Reviews:

• “Really fun”
• “LOVED THE ROOM-WILL NOT RECOMMEND THE DINNER BUFFET!!!!!!!!”
• “Best Ever to Vacation with kids!”
• “Dizzying Experience”
• “It’s on the Strip..”

Tips: Enjoy a juicy ribeye at the resort’s on-site steakhouse.

Circus Circus Hotel & Casino or email Circus Circus Hotel & Casino

Reasonably priced hotel attracts gamers and visitors entranced by the Fremont Street Experience.

Reviews:

• “DISGUSTING!!!”
• “Very nice place and a cool 50s style place to eat and a great afternoon show.”
• “Definitely a place to stay while on a budget”
• “What is that smell? "
• “You Must Try The Dome Restaurant”

Tips: Location is key. The Plaza is in the center of all the action.

Plaza Hotel & Casino

Medieval-themed hotel serves up family fun at inexpensive prices.

Reviews:

• “Not a big fan of the hotel”
• “You can get some value-priced rooms here, but you get what you pay for”
• “TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE! RUDE STAFF!”
• “Never back”
• “We never had to leave this hotel!”

Tips: If you hate waiting in line, self check-in and check-out kiosks allow for speedy entries to and exits from the hotel.

Excalibur Hotel & Casino or email Excalibur Hotel & Casino

Convention quarter convenience and quirky entertainment have a home at the Hilton.

Reviews:

• “A little outdated”
• “Best casino”
• “Aged, Overpriced, Lame”
• “Close yet so far”
• “Relaxing Atmosphere”

Tips: The enormous sports book is set off by itself; it’s a favorite with locals.

Las Vegas Hilton

A staple on the Strip for more than a half-century, the Sahara is a throwback to old Vegas.

Reviews:

• “I am the Black American Dream”
• “Just an awful dump of a hotel.”
• “Value hotel with easy access to the rest of the strip”
• “Great Old Vegas feel”
• “older but ok”

Tips: Room 2344 is the most requested suite at the hotel. Why? It’s where John, Paul, George, and Ringo once slept.

Sahara Hotel & Casino

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