Sahara Las Vegas

Only stayed one night and regretted that I hadn’t stayed for the week. Great location, friendly, helpful staff and easy access to other side of Strip (MGM) for $6 on monorail (just under $14 for 24 hours) or $2 bus ride (slow but you can get your bearings if you have a few hours to spare and get a seat on top deck, front seats - may have to go to end of ride, change bus to achieve this). A 24 hour ticket costs $8. Bus goes to Fremont Street and also way beyond Mandalay. If arriving late at airport, I would recommend an Uber or Taxi to your destination. You can get a 108 bus to Sahara but wouldn’t recommend for solo lady travellers late at night.

Nice hotel but little bit far from Strip Mostly new condition

A simple yet avant-garde style hotel. It has been renovated so everything is relatively new. The service was great. The location is the end of the strip but it is closer to downtown Freemont area. Overall, a very satisfied stay and would come back again.

Probably one of the worst hotels I ever stayed. The pretend a lot. Pretend to be fancy but it’s a low end place. Hefty resort fees and not having daily housekeeping service? So fancy that they do not provide glass cup at rooms? Huge deposit payment and empty mini bar even for purchase?

The lady who helped me check in the front desk was very nice and professional. We reserved two rooms at different times. She helped us to arrange the two rooms as close as possible ( just next door only) . She also explained everything very clearly to guests. Great service!! The two rooms are very clean. However , one room ( with the double beds) had a drain issue in the shower room. The water was drained too slowly. Hopefully, Sahara can put hair filter on the drain to prevent this problem.

As expected. You get what you pay for in this price range.