What are some of the best and safest but cheap hotels

in vegas?

Cheap? LV is most likely the last place on earth that one can refer to as 'cheap' anything...there is no cheap here, and don't exhaust yourself trying to find 'cheap' (unless you're looking for a crack ho, now that's cheap))

However, in reference to Hotels, there are deals, and there's quite a few of them; if you look hard enough, and contact the right travel agency. The absolute most economical Hotels to stay at on the Strip that are not only inexpensive but fun and safe to stay at are, The Excalibur, The Tropicana, Treasure Island, and The Luxor, nothing beats these four hotels in price range for a three day stay exclusive to the Strip...off the strip, Arizona Charlies on Decatur Blvd is by far the nicest, most inexpensive, with a restaurant buffet straight out of old school Vegas prices...California Club Downtown is a great deal, as is the Four Queens...although not considered 'safe' the North Las Vegas Strip; rooms can be had for $35.00 a night for three days stay....being cheap=a dump in LV (aka: E.Fremont St / Boulder Hwy

thanks man

Look into the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino.  You have the Palms and Rio right across the street.  The Rio also has a shuttle to the Strip.  The Gold Coast has a shuttle to a few other properties as well.  

I recommend Luxor or Excalibur for price and location.

One block east of the Strip, across the street from the MGM, is Hooter's. They are cheap, easy to navigate around the casino floor.

I've said this before, I'll say it again: South Point. It's cheap, it's clean, has a great sports book. This time of year, has a huge pool, good buffet. Good locals place.

 

thanks guys

 

Hooters sucks.....150 dollar rooms and no healthy water

 

where is the safest and most dangerous Papa John's in Sin City

 

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Avoid the Luxor, very outdated hotel and they end room service for the day at 2pm. You can literally find better hotel rooms at your local red roof inn plus it's on the behind end of the strip. You can definitely find better at the same price or for a couple dollars extra.

I stayed at the Mirage last week. I was pleased with the room, but not the service. My room wasn't ready past check in time, and when I got into my room and settled in, I found out that the safe didn't work. I then had to move my luggage and other items already unpacked to different room without any assistance. Nice view from room, but won't be staying there again.

off topic:

thank God they found the 3 suspects that might of murdered a liquor store employee in a robbery in Vegas

Where did you get quoted for Hooters at $150 a night. No way. You can get better rates than that.

I just went on Hotels.com. You should check them out. I've used them before and there are some good deals on there. Here is an example, of what I found for a model stay:

2 Night Stay, Tue May 9th - Thu May 11th

Hooters $25 / night

Hard Rock $51 / night

Planet Hollywood $57 / night

Excalibur $29 / night

The Palms $56 / night

 

These are just a handful of options. There are a lot more to choose from. Keep in mind that all the places charge a resort fee that is not inclusive in the price. 

***That should read Tue May 10 - Thu May 12

What are some of the safest neighborhoods in vegas that have houses in the $200,000 range?

thanks guys

Look into SE Vegas, like Henderson. Or even go South of the Strip, in the area of where South Point is. Or you could go to the Summerlin area, which is in the NW part of Vegas. 

Boulder City, approx 20 min from the Strip..a community worth checking out to anyone with plans of relocation to LV

the downtowner motel in las vegas is pretty cheap and safe enough.  your walking distance from the casinos downtown.  you still need to be street smart around this area so.

If you can go anytime from Sunday to Thursday, lots of bargains to be had,  155,000 rooms+ and 3/4 are empty when there are no big conventions in town so ideal if you want less crowds and better prices.  Even better now when it is real hot, many people don't like there in the summer.

I have recently been staying at Linq

You can try checking in at the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino. Proven and tested it's affordable and their service is really great. 

yeah vegas hotels charge a $30 resort fee most expensive fee in the country.You can bet if the raiders move to Vegas that fee will go up to pay for the stadium. Then some even make you pay $100 deposit. a $100 I could use to gamble or eat or spend on entertainment.

Tuscan Suites used to be one of the best kept secrets in my opinion and I've stayed in 60+ hotels in Vegas over a 20 year span but they have a hefty resort fee now but may still work for people depending on your dates.

Just booked Gold Coast for two days and Main Street Station got comped for three,, like GC for some reason maybe because it's in the middle of Rio-Palms-Orleans.. Going in football season so will be in the Rio sportsbook watching and prob head over to MGM to

good luck Kid