Lake Mead National Recreation Area B&B

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Our top choices for Lake Mead National Recreation Area bed & breakfast

Egyptian cotton sheets, premium bedding, down duvets, pillow-top beds

Nirvana Hotel

Las Vegas Strip

Noah

HK$792 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

Palms Place Hotel Mountain View with Open Balcony

Las Vegas

HK$2,875 total

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

8-bedroom bed & breakfast in welcoming North Las Vegas with WiFi, AC

North Las Vegas

HK$15,113 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

All the amenities You could ask for and minutes from strip with pool and spa!!!

Enterprise

"We had asked if the house was occupied and it if was, we were not going to rent it. We were told it was not occupied and was converted into a fulltime rental with no personal possessions. This was completely false. When we showed up for check in the owner did not give us a gate key to get into the community and was not answering her phone. We had to follow another car into the community and knock on the door. She was upstairs undressed, the house and backyard were unkempt, had personal...

Jill C.

HK$12,270 total

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

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Top Lake Mead National Recreation Area Hotel Reviews

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

10/10 Excellent

"Staff was horrible. I ask the front desk person for a Band-Aid and with an attitude I was told no and I have to buy one. Walked away not giving me a chance to ask questions."

Luxor Hotel and Casino

6/10 Okay

"At first I had a problem with the lack of refrigerator and microwave. Then I was informed that this is standard for Vegas. Who knew. I do think that should be disclosed beforehand, as these are standard in other motels. In hindsight it makes sense for Vegas, where the goal is for you to get out and spend as much money as possible. But I had arrived with a few snack foods needing refrigeration; the constant ice game was kind of tiring, and just another waste of water in a desert. And speaking of water; literally NO water stations for refilling water bottles. (!!!) In this day and age? Really?? Also it was nearly impossible to reach the front desk from the room; you had to physically go to the front desk. That said, they did send someone out to fix the TV pretty quickly. So, good on that. Overall for a cheaper hotel, it was ok. I did really enjoy the Egyptian decor!"

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