Nevada Hotels

Awesome experience!!! Friendly staff, clean room, fun environment...

the staff was excellent and the hotel Offered all kinds of shops and restaurants and bars each one was better then the next had a great time and would recommend to anyone!

This was my first time staying at The Aria in Las Vegas. It is a BEAUTIFUL hotel and all the rooms are "smart" rooms. you can program your room to open and close the curtains when you want. There is one button to push when you go to sleep that turns off all lights and closes the curtains all the way. Everything was brand new and very clean. Our view from the 28th floor was spectacular! The bed was very comfortable and would certainly stay here again. I would highly recommend it!

Staff was great Bottle of champagne was a surprise Beds were clean each night

We chose to Reno has our destination spot because we could not travel because of a new baby. The drive was easy, and it didn't take too long to get there. We arrived to what used to be the MGM grand hotel. This place is huge. I'm not sure why it's no longer the MGM grand, but there's no lack of lavishness by the changing of the name. Upon arrival we were greeted, well taken care of, and needed to do nothing. There is so many restaurants in this place I could not tell you how many there are, there's tons of gambling if you're into that, and the rooms were exceptionally comfortable. We spent more time enjoying ourselves in the room than we did exploring Reno. The hotel was built in the '70s, and it still looks like it. The room interiors were very comfortable, but they still look like they were from the seventies, but if everything worked great, so there really isn't a complaint here, it's just sort of like going to your Grandma's house. We ended up staying an extra four days just because we were so comfortable with the hotel, the hospitality, and the room interiors. I found myself on a couple of occasions saying, " why to leave, we want for nothing here." Overall, after exploring the city of Reno, Virginia City close by, Lake Tahoe which is also fairly close by, and just having fun exploring all of the different casinos, I would rate this trip as much fun as any trip I've had going to Vegas. By the way, I found the people of Reno to be nicer and more hospitable tha

it was fun =) I would tell all of my family and friends about the trip.

We had a wonderful stay at the Hyatt Regency Incline village. David, the bell hop was fantastic, he answered all our questions, and is a true professional. The hotel is beautiful inside and out and is located close to some excellent restaurants. The concierge staff was pretty good. We noticed that several staff were new to work the summer months and did not have all our answers. The Lone Eagle restaurant is a must try, the food is excellent!

Very clean and authentic. Big room with an amazing view over the Lake.