3-Star Hotels in Nevada, United States

The Excalibur was a great choice. The rooms were clean, spacious and the pillows were great! The staff were very friendly in helping you with just about any question you had. I didn't care for the buffet. Way over priced, limited hours and the food not so special. Nothing open after 10 p.m. to eat and no fridge or microwave in the room.! Also, no comps for reward players. This is the down side. Otherwise it was a good time.

酒店很不錯。雖然從外面看有點年代感，裏面還是挺乾淨整潔的。 一層有個賭場，遛了一圈，完全不懂，沒多做停留。還有一個小賣部兼咖啡吧，可以買點吃的喝的，坐一會。4點才能入住着實有點晚，想先辦理要加錢😰 酒店住宿分兩個樓，Sunset Tower可能是新裝修過的吧，但是低樓層對着停車場，不知道怎麼能避免。 兩個樓之間有個游泳池，不大，看着挺漂亮的。不過不知道為什麼沒有開放。 特別想看風景，跟前台溝通半天，很幸運的給了。雖然樓道里有些暗，房間也有點舊，但是看到窗外風景，一切都不重要了😇😄

Except for a spider when I entered the room, the room was clean and tidy, the shower was a bit old, the hotel did not have a lobby, and the check-in was in the **

Rooms are outdated and have few facilities, no fridge in our room for example. We had to walk through the whole ****** until we could arrive at the rooms. Not very suitable with 2 children and a lot of trolleys after a very long trip.

The room is decent in terms of its overall appearance and comfort, providing a good space for relaxation. However, the lighting in the room is quite dim, which might make it challenging to perform tasks that require good visibility or create a bright and inviting atmosphere. Additionally, the shower room could benefit from some improvement like the hot water. Lastly, the self-check-in system had numerous issues like not accepting any of my cards, which wasted a significant amount of time during the check-in process.

The room was very clean and spacious, equipped with all the necessary amenities, making for a very comfortable stay. The hotel has its own parking lot with plenty of spaces. Its location is incredibly convenient, being very close to the Las Vegas Strip; a straight walk takes you to the MGM Grand, and the Bellagio is just a few steps further. The hotel offers its own breakfast for a nice price of $10 per person. There are also many dining options and convenience stores nearby. A great bonus is that the hotel offers check-in services in Chinese, which is very convenient for Chinese tourists. The surrounding area feels very safe as well; we often saw patrolling police officers, which was reassuring. I highly recommend staying at this hotel when visiting Las Vegas!

Hotel location and facilities are ok. Check-in is slow, you have to stand in a long line. We had a cockroach in the room, and to change rooms I had to wait in the reception line twice. Zero empathy from the reception staff.

An unexpectedly great stay! The hygiene was excellent, with no strange odors. The hotel was quiet and felt very safe. I would definitely choose this hotel again. The service was very warm and welcoming, and the lobby was upscale and impressive.

The room is big enough for me my mom and my girl. The room was clean and fresh air only one point that I dnt like was a little bit dark in the room as it doesn’t has the ceiling light (light came from 3 lanterns). I book and prepay thru online which doesnt include the hotel fees per night around 45$+ tax with no breakfast provides. The breakfast will need an extra cost around $9.99 + tax which we decide to have breakfast at Ping Pang Pang instead (Chinese restaurant on the L floor). Be careful for the smoke smell since arrival at the lobby. ( if you dnt like it, this could make you annoying) The rest is fine for the location. The bed and pillow was not really comfortable for me as it too soft.

The beds and pillows were very comfortable.  However, the bathroom had not been cleaned properly, as there was hair and soap residue everywhere.  The bath tub had no grab bars and you had to get all the way in the shower to turn on water.  There was no shower mat to help keep you from sliding (remember, no grab bar).   No shower caps or lotion.  The restaurant was a very pleasant experience, both the staff and food were great! We would stay again, because it is very convenient and close to the train station, which is how we traveled to visit a relative who was celebrating his 75th birthday.