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A hip 60-acre tropical oasis with entertainment options aplenty.

Reviews:

• “The Pulse of the Excitement, Entertainment and Luxury of Las Vegas”
• “Nice rooms, crowded beach”
• “Bad treatment by staff”
• “The absolute most sure bet you will make in Vegas”
• “nice pool”

Tips: For entertainment: The spectacular Shark Reef, Broadway hit “Mamma Mia” and the House of Blues, with its renowned Sunday Gospel Brunch. The state-of-the-art, 1.5 million-square-foot Convention Center is one of the largest in the nation.

Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino or email Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino

A sleek combination of urban sophistication in a semi-rural location off the infamous Strip.

Reviews:

• “Best Off Strip Hotel and Spa Resort around. Everything you could ask for.”
• “Simply the best”
• “Best Place off the Strip”
• “My favorite hotel”
• “Horrible Experience”

Tips: The 4,000 square foot Penthouse Suite comes with butler service and a baby grand piano. The Whiskey Suite—a 2,750 sq. foot-party suite—has a DJ station with a terrace bar and barbecue.

Green Valley Ranch Resort & Spa

Reinterpreting the swanky vibe of old Vegas for the rock-and-roll generation.

Reviews:

• “fun hotel”
• “Not so good”
• “If your under 35, you shouldn’t be anywhere else”
• “Don’t stay here if you want a comfortable night’s sleep!”
• “Horrendous customer service”

Tips: Looking for a fun place to chow down? Check out the always-happening Pink Taco at the hotel for some creative Mexican.

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

One part tropical paradise, two parts old-school Vegas.

Reviews:

• “TIME TO TEAR IT DOWN”
• “Good Value for Las Vegas Blvd.”
• “watch out”
• “quite a bit older”
• “Great casino and rooms.”

Tips: In front of the hotel, a tiger habitat (an obvious take on Siegfried & Roy’s bit at the Mirage) houses illusionist Rick Thomas’ stage partner.

Tropicana Resort and Casino

A romantic European rendez-vous re-created right in the heart of Las Vegas.

Reviews:

• “Great location, good service and value”
• “Pepare to bitten at the bedbug hotel”
• “Lance Burton is a joke!”
• “nice and friendly poker room”
• “Eh…”

Tips: The 900-square-foot one-bedroom Monaco Suites feature sitting areas with sofas, and full baths with spas and an additional half bath.

Monte Carlo Resort & Casino or email Monte Carlo Resort & Casino

This venerable spot still shines as one of downtown’s most luxurious hotel-casinos.

Reviews:

• ""Old" Vegas at it’s best"
• “have confidence to stay here”
• “Can Beat this!!”
• “Golden Junk-it”
• “Nice place Downtown”

Tips: The 10-table poker room is smoke-free and has early morning tournaments.

Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino

It’s a California hipster vibe at this towering off-Strip resort.

Reviews:

• “The Coolest, Funnest Resort”
• “Horrible experience”
• “great video poker”
• “A little overated”
• “Better than average”

Tips: Ghost Bar on the 55th floor has a commanding view of the Strip, but the cover charge to ascend there can be steep ($10, Sunday-Thursday; $20, Friday-Saturday).

Palms Casino Resort

A sexy, upscale spa resort with modern amenities and views of the Las Vegas Valley’s fiery red cliffs.

Reviews:

• “Careful”
• “Great Spa and View !!”
• “Perfect Getaway”
• “if frank lloyd wright designed a casino, this would be it!”

Tips: Hit the links at three nearby golf courses or go hiking, rock climbing or biking through the nearby Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

Red Rock Casino, Resort & Spa

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