Hotels With Wifi in Nevada, United States

"The hotel is located in the heart of the Old Town, right above the famous Fremont Street, so the location is excellent. The front desk kindly upgraded us for free to a more spacious and quieter room with two queen beds in the North Tower, and complimentary parking was included. Overall, the stay was a fantastic experience 👍"

"This hotel's location is absolutely perfect, right on the most vibrant stretch of the Las Vegas Strip. You step out and immediately have access to casinos, malls, and restaurants – incredibly convenient for shopping and dining. The room is super spacious, and opening the window offers a direct view of the Eiffel Tower, with the nightly light show fully visible. This view alone makes it worth the price. The room was spotlessly clean, and the facilities were comprehensive. Considering the location and the price, it truly offers excellent value for money. Parking is only $20 per day, which is quite reasonable for the Strip. However, there are some clear downsides: the desk was largely taken up by a vending machine, making me wary of accidentally paying just to grab a bottle of water, and there was no space for a laptop. The Wi-Fi only allows two devices to connect simultaneously, requiring payment for additional devices. The check-in line was also excessively long, almost testing my patience to its limits. Overall, if you're coming for the location and the view, these minor inconveniences are bearable. It's 2026 already; who doesn't have multiple phones, iPads, and computers? I hope they relax the Wi-Fi device limit. It wins on location and views, but loses on service details."

"You can imagine how exciting it would be to see a bunch of colorful lights in the dark, endless Gobi night! The hotel in the wilderness is surprisingly complete: restaurant, small supermarket, casino, laundry room, very convenient. It is a very western hotel, with a resident small band and folk singers, and a tabby cat lying in the nest for you to pet. When I got up in the morning, I found an oasis lake behind the building, with swimming ducks and geese, motionless sculptures and churches, and a small zoo with horses and sheep. It's really interesting! The hotel is quite retro, the room space is quite large, the table is wide and there are many chairs, the facilities are clean and tidy, although there is no coffee machine and tea bags in the room, but there is a coffee machine and microwave in the small supermarket, which can be used for free, whether it is heating milk or making noodles. It is very convenient. The employees I met in the store are very friendly and enthusiastic, and I feel at home. This is in Nevada, and the prices are lower than those in Death Valley Park, and the gas price is nearly $2 cheaper. It takes about 40 minutes from here to the Death Valley Park ticket office. Death Valley National Park is very large, but hotels are extremely scarce, so staying here is a very good choice."

"The Flamingo Hotel's condition is much like the country it's in: the natural bones are excellent, the facilities are still good, but the current operation and updates are... well... lacking. For example, no matter the time of day, you have to run the hot water in the bathroom for three minutes before it actually gets hot. Another instance is the self check-in/check-out kiosks; they're there, but the internet connection is so bad that they're either difficult to use or completely unusable."

"The hotel was good and decent for the stay we had, the room wasn’t the best, and the view was definitely not worth the price since we had air conditioner unit views and white globe with no lights to it too (yawn 🥱 a missed opportunity). If you’re into gambling, or not so much, this is an okay place to stay. We aren’t gamblers but we still managed to find some fun. The cool thing about the hotel is that there are three casinos connected to each other with Silverland being in the middle. We spent more time at Circus Circus playing the games there and earning tickets to win simple prizes. There is much for entertainment there in the forms of gambling, night clubs, and kid games. Food around is pretty reasonable where you don’t have to leave the complex, which is great! However more than two days here might be a bit too much and possibly boring after that if you’re not a gambler. Luckily we were only passing through and less than a 40 hour stay here for us was perfectly fine!"

"This is my third time staying here. I have been in the North Wing, West Wing and the Peppermill Tower. Staff are always helpful and I'm really a guest there for the Spa Toscana, which is first rate. I have never spent time on the gambling******. I recently ate at Romanza and was quite impressed with the level of service and quality of food. If you can find a good deal on the web to stay here, grab it. Even if its in the West or North Wings, which are bit far from the amenities, but more reasonably priced. The outdoor pools are also really excellent."

"My experience with this hotel was generally positive. The staff were very friendly, the room was clean, and everything else was fine. However, there was one issue that I was not happy with. I specifically booked a Bellagio view room with two queen beds for four guests because I wanted to make sure everyone would have a proper bed to sleep in, even though it cost more. When I arrived, I was given a room with one king bed instead. The hotel provided an extra rollaway bed, which meant one person still had to sleep on the sofa. They told me that if I wanted to switch to the room type I originally booked, I would need to go down to the front desk the next day between noon and 4 PM to request a room change. I found this very inconvenient because I was on vacation and out enjoying my day. I did not want to interrupt my plans and rush back to the hotel just to change rooms. What I don’t understand is why I had to stay in a king room and then switch later when I had already booked and paid for a room with two queen beds for all four nights. If I selected and paid extra for that room type, it should have been reserved and available upon arrival. After the trip, I contacted Trip.com regarding this issue. I was very pleased that they handled the situation quickly and resolved it as soon as possible."

"Good location and beautiful castle theme hotel ! When I step inside, feel like stepping into middle ages fairytales ! I like the shower, the hot water get warm very quickly. Cleanliness may need some improvement, the toilet seat surrounding wasn’t cleaned, I helped to clean it before using it. The ceiling and door had some rust and broken pieces, but they didn’t bother me. Overall is a good experience. I will recommend it."

"I left the phone somewhere around 330pm at hotel and someone maybe staff in restroom I think, keep it for me and keep at lost and found dept. Thank you so much for great kindness. Room was great bed and pillows very soft and super comfortable. In room has no fridge and kettle. Only electric drip coffee maker with charge coffee ground if use. They have 2 starbucks and food court downstair and Walllgreen nearby so it's ok. The view was awesome can see both Sphere and the high roller closely. Will definately go back to stay here. Highly recommend."

"Checking in took a long time due to long queues. There was no complimentary bottled water in the room. Although check-out can be done via mobile, I imagine it would be difficult for older guests. I was in a rush to catch my flight and asked the information desk for help, but the person couldn't understand English and seemed even more impatient than I was. Frustrated, I resorted to ChatGPT and learned that in the US, you can often do an online check-out without needing a physical card. It would be perfect if they had a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk. The room's elevator is quite far from the front desk, and you have to take an elevator marked 'SPA' to get there. It's best to ask a staff member for directions, as the signage isn't very clear."