Hotels With Airport pickup service in Nevada, United States

My leisure,libation,fun,enjoyment and pleasure all in one place. The exotic cuisine is authentic that’s why I find it to be perfect and excellent. The service is attentive and personal at it’s best. Keep me in mind everytime you want to make a deal in your promotions and marketing. I can use a break such as freebies, discounts, comps., free play, that are worth coming back for as incentive to get me in the house to patronize your business. Make it competitive for there are others that want my business as well but not attractive enough of a proposal for me to splurge and spend my social security and pension in wholeheartedly without regret and restraint. The most important thing is that I paint the town red, go gallivanting, find pleasure and enjoyment in everything I do and not be dissapointed and discouraged or disgusted and annoyed/irritated. Make me happy, is that so much to ask ? As I know for certain that the House always wins.

As normal, my reviews are usually based on how a particular hotel or restaurant rates in its class, and against similar competition. In other words, a Hampton Inn isn’t to be compared to say, a Four Seasons. And on that note; Gold Coast Hotel and ****** is not to be compared to The Palazzo, Wynn or The Bellagio, all of which are located on the strip. Located just a mile west of the strip, on W Flamingo, the location is actually better than expected. One can be on the strip in a 15-20 min walk. So, though not on the strip, it’s not as bad as some of the other comparable hotel ******s. We were in town to do a show, and needed ample parking for our trucks. So staying on the strip was out either way: That leaves a few select hotels that could accommodate us; and many of these are in rather sketchy areas. GC has a huge parking area in the rear, with easy access and multiple entries. Overall, it’s probably not as large as The Orleans, but certainly a better location in my opinion. And it’s absolutely light yrs better and much safer than the “Wild Wild West Days Inn” on Tropicana(in which I’ll say in bold text, STAY AWAY!”) The GC exterior seems the same as the day it was built: in other words, old and worn…lol. However, enter inside, and you’ll notice a much improved interior to its humble beginning. The decor still leans classic, but with a touch of modern: And overall actually, quite nice. There’s plenty of gaming, and several restaurants, including a TGIF, which I did not try, and a really good Chinese joint, which I did. The lunch menu was reasonable, and the quality was actually pretty good, if you want Chinese: And they’re open till 3am. Amenities here include a swimming pool(small), and a bowling alley. Neither of which I had time to use… Sorry Rooms: The rooms here have been updated with a fresh remodel at some point recently. A new Flatscreen tv, and a modern wardrobe add to the details. Note: I was one floor from the top, which can be tricky for battling the Vegas heat, for many hotel A/C systems. However, the unit in my room was more than adequate at keeping things chilled down(That one surprised me). The bathroom has all new tile, and a small window for some ventilation(nice touch). Water pressure was really good, but temperature wasn’t easy to adjust at first; but no deal breaker. Overall, the room was clean, modern enough, and the beds was decent for this price range. The service here was surprisingly good(I’ve read this before, and in many places, from those who have stayed at many of the Boyd properties). Everyone was extra friendly, and made the extra effort to make one feel welcomed. So, while not a Four Seasons, you’ll have no worries. Wrapping it up: Overall, this is a good choice for the money; and certainly has ample parking for big rigs, motor homes or other. The proximity to the Vegas strip is adequate, and uber and Lyft pick up right at the front door…. Believe me, that isn’t the case for m

Great place to spend a few days in Las Vegas. The location, atmosphere, security, and vibe are all excellent. The facilities are a bit outdated, but they are still good. The cleanliness is satisfactory, and the staff who handle it are friendly and make up for it. I can definitely recommend Excalibur for a stay!

This property is 80% kiosk. It was such a let down during check-in and check- out. Some of the bell staff found agents to assist my friends and I.

Like the hotel, it was huge. Don’t like the resort fee for $100.00 which includes absolutely nothing as far as the rides, shows, etc that the hotel has on its premises. Casino was decent sized. Be aware that it’s on the strip but not really within walking distance if all the other hotels on the strip

Good experience and honest price, with parking space included;) really big room, however, different than I saw in the photos. The building is old and needs to be renovated as it's a little bit too old/destroyed. Unfortunately, the hot water is not available 24/7 so if you want to take a hot shower in the morning, you can forget about it. Downstairs not so many options open as per closure/renovation.

The good: fresh crisp bright white linens, the buffet, the customer service, pool, parking facility with active security presence The bad: bathroom cleanliness upon arrival (better after first day room freshen up, though), the elevators (stayed in Purple Elevator section… 2 didn’t work, the two that did were shaky and took forever), no in room refrigerator, phone didn’t work, Overall good stay. Would return

Check in - waiting in line was a bit painful. Although a lot of people used express check in and found it very quick and easy. We were upgraded to room with strip view which we appreciated very much. The room itself was fine. It was clean. Toilet in working order and shower was nice and warm. Ice machine on our level working perfectly. Free parking. Hotel security all very helpful. Check out was super simple. I’m not fussy so overall happy!!

Few things werent that perfect,many ppl hv the same problem to use the room card to take elevator to their level! It’s happened to me twice in 3-night stay,every time when ur card doesnt work, u hv to go back to the front desk,get a looooooong line again to change a new card! Then u can get to ur floor then get in to ur room🤪 When i just checked in,front desk asked me if i need to clean the room, i said YES,but finally they didnt come to clean the room,told to the cleaners,they said u hv to go to front desk to tell them again🤪,then i needed to get a looooong line to wait again! 3rd one is the worse one, When i just checked in,fromt desk told me the room i booked online doesnt include mini fridge,if i wanna enjoy the trip more, i can upgrade the room to be bigger a big n it has mini fridge! She said only $19 for upgrading to that room! I was thinking about it, finally i didn’t update! But u know what… when i finally finished check in n got in to my room! I saw a mini fridge inside the room🤪

What we loved most about this hotel was its central and super convenient location right on the Las Vegas strip! It is close to all the action, like the Bellagio fountains and plethora of bars and restaurants. The Linq has digital kiosks that allow you to bypass the lineups at the front desk and check in/out yourself. We even loved the check out email that was sent to my cell phone on our last night allowing us to start the check out process from our room. Speaking of room, we had 2 double beds which were comfy and the room was quite spacious despite not having a view. There were plenty of charging outlets conveniently located in the room; however, only 2 devices could connect to the wifi for free per room and that was kind of a bummer. The bathroom was spacious and the shower was hot; it also included liquid soap, shampoo and conditioner. Our room lacked a fridge, even though there was a space for it. We didn't make much use of the safe. Overall, we had a great night's sleep and the sound insulation where we were was perfect.

My leisure,libation,fun,enjoyment and pleasure all in one place. The exotic cuisine is authentic that’s why I find it to be perfect and excellent. The service is attentive and personal at it’s best. Keep me in mind everytime you want to make a deal in your promotions and marketing. I can use a break such as freebies, discounts, comps., free play, that are worth coming back for as incentive to get me in the house to patronize your business. Make it competitive for there are others that want my business as well but not attractive enough of a proposal for me to splurge and spend my social security and pension in wholeheartedly without regret and restraint. The most important thing is that I paint the town red, go gallivanting, find pleasure and enjoyment in everything I do and not be dissapointed and discouraged or disgusted and annoyed/irritated. Make me happy, is that so much to ask ? As I know for certain that the House always wins.

As normal, my reviews are usually based on how a particular hotel or restaurant rates in its class, and against similar competition. In other words, a Hampton Inn isn’t to be compared to say, a Four Seasons. And on that note; Gold Coast Hotel and ****** is not to be compared to The Palazzo, Wynn or The Bellagio, all of which are located on the strip. Located just a mile west of the strip, on W Flamingo, the location is actually better than expected. One can be on the strip in a 15-20 min walk. So, though not on the strip, it’s not as bad as some of the other comparable hotel ******s. We were in town to do a show, and needed ample parking for our trucks. So staying on the strip was out either way: That leaves a few select hotels that could accommodate us; and many of these are in rather sketchy areas. GC has a huge parking area in the rear, with easy access and multiple entries. Overall, it’s probably not as large as The Orleans, but certainly a better location in my opinion. And it’s absolutely light yrs better and much safer than the “Wild Wild West Days Inn” on Tropicana(in which I’ll say in bold text, STAY AWAY!”) The GC exterior seems the same as the day it was built: in other words, old and worn…lol. However, enter inside, and you’ll notice a much improved interior to its humble beginning. The decor still leans classic, but with a touch of modern: And overall actually, quite nice. There’s plenty of gaming, and several restaurants, including a TGIF, which I did not try, and a really good Chinese joint, which I did. The lunch menu was reasonable, and the quality was actually pretty good, if you want Chinese: And they’re open till 3am. Amenities here include a swimming pool(small), and a bowling alley. Neither of which I had time to use… Sorry Rooms: The rooms here have been updated with a fresh remodel at some point recently. A new Flatscreen tv, and a modern wardrobe add to the details. Note: I was one floor from the top, which can be tricky for battling the Vegas heat, for many hotel A/C systems. However, the unit in my room was more than adequate at keeping things chilled down(That one surprised me). The bathroom has all new tile, and a small window for some ventilation(nice touch). Water pressure was really good, but temperature wasn’t easy to adjust at first; but no deal breaker. Overall, the room was clean, modern enough, and the beds was decent for this price range. The service here was surprisingly good(I’ve read this before, and in many places, from those who have stayed at many of the Boyd properties). Everyone was extra friendly, and made the extra effort to make one feel welcomed. So, while not a Four Seasons, you’ll have no worries. Wrapping it up: Overall, this is a good choice for the money; and certainly has ample parking for big rigs, motor homes or other. The proximity to the Vegas strip is adequate, and uber and Lyft pick up right at the front door…. Believe me, that isn’t the case for m

Great place to spend a few days in Las Vegas. The location, atmosphere, security, and vibe are all excellent. The facilities are a bit outdated, but they are still good. The cleanliness is satisfactory, and the staff who handle it are friendly and make up for it. I can definitely recommend Excalibur for a stay!

This property is 80% kiosk. It was such a let down during check-in and check- out. Some of the bell staff found agents to assist my friends and I.

Like the hotel, it was huge. Don’t like the resort fee for $100.00 which includes absolutely nothing as far as the rides, shows, etc that the hotel has on its premises. Casino was decent sized. Be aware that it’s on the strip but not really within walking distance if all the other hotels on the strip

Good experience and honest price, with parking space included;) really big room, however, different than I saw in the photos. The building is old and needs to be renovated as it's a little bit too old/destroyed. Unfortunately, the hot water is not available 24/7 so if you want to take a hot shower in the morning, you can forget about it. Downstairs not so many options open as per closure/renovation.

The good: fresh crisp bright white linens, the buffet, the customer service, pool, parking facility with active security presence The bad: bathroom cleanliness upon arrival (better after first day room freshen up, though), the elevators (stayed in Purple Elevator section… 2 didn’t work, the two that did were shaky and took forever), no in room refrigerator, phone didn’t work, Overall good stay. Would return

Check in - waiting in line was a bit painful. Although a lot of people used express check in and found it very quick and easy. We were upgraded to room with strip view which we appreciated very much. The room itself was fine. It was clean. Toilet in working order and shower was nice and warm. Ice machine on our level working perfectly. Free parking. Hotel security all very helpful. Check out was super simple. I’m not fussy so overall happy!!

Few things werent that perfect,many ppl hv the same problem to use the room card to take elevator to their level! It’s happened to me twice in 3-night stay,every time when ur card doesnt work, u hv to go back to the front desk,get a looooooong line again to change a new card! Then u can get to ur floor then get in to ur room🤪 When i just checked in,front desk asked me if i need to clean the room, i said YES,but finally they didnt come to clean the room,told to the cleaners,they said u hv to go to front desk to tell them again🤪,then i needed to get a looooong line to wait again! 3rd one is the worse one, When i just checked in,fromt desk told me the room i booked online doesnt include mini fridge,if i wanna enjoy the trip more, i can upgrade the room to be bigger a big n it has mini fridge! She said only $19 for upgrading to that room! I was thinking about it, finally i didn’t update! But u know what… when i finally finished check in n got in to my room! I saw a mini fridge inside the room🤪

What we loved most about this hotel was its central and super convenient location right on the Las Vegas strip! It is close to all the action, like the Bellagio fountains and plethora of bars and restaurants. The Linq has digital kiosks that allow you to bypass the lineups at the front desk and check in/out yourself. We even loved the check out email that was sent to my cell phone on our last night allowing us to start the check out process from our room. Speaking of room, we had 2 double beds which were comfy and the room was quite spacious despite not having a view. There were plenty of charging outlets conveniently located in the room; however, only 2 devices could connect to the wifi for free per room and that was kind of a bummer. The bathroom was spacious and the shower was hot; it also included liquid soap, shampoo and conditioner. Our room lacked a fridge, even though there was a space for it. We didn't make much use of the safe. Overall, we had a great night's sleep and the sound insulation where we were was perfect.

My leisure,libation,fun,enjoyment and pleasure all in one place. The exotic cuisine is authentic that’s why I find it to be perfect and excellent. The service is attentive and personal at it’s best. Keep me in mind everytime you want to make a deal in your promotions and marketing. I can use a break such as freebies, discounts, comps., free play, that are worth coming back for as incentive to get me in the house to patronize your business. Make it competitive for there are others that want my business as well but not attractive enough of a proposal for me to splurge and spend my social security and pension in wholeheartedly without regret and restraint. The most important thing is that I paint the town red, go gallivanting, find pleasure and enjoyment in everything I do and not be dissapointed and discouraged or disgusted and annoyed/irritated. Make me happy, is that so much to ask ? As I know for certain that the House always wins.

As normal, my reviews are usually based on how a particular hotel or restaurant rates in its class, and against similar competition. In other words, a Hampton Inn isn’t to be compared to say, a Four Seasons. And on that note; Gold Coast Hotel and ****** is not to be compared to The Palazzo, Wynn or The Bellagio, all of which are located on the strip. Located just a mile west of the strip, on W Flamingo, the location is actually better than expected. One can be on the strip in a 15-20 min walk. So, though not on the strip, it’s not as bad as some of the other comparable hotel ******s. We were in town to do a show, and needed ample parking for our trucks. So staying on the strip was out either way: That leaves a few select hotels that could accommodate us; and many of these are in rather sketchy areas. GC has a huge parking area in the rear, with easy access and multiple entries. Overall, it’s probably not as large as The Orleans, but certainly a better location in my opinion. And it’s absolutely light yrs better and much safer than the “Wild Wild West Days Inn” on Tropicana(in which I’ll say in bold text, STAY AWAY!”) The GC exterior seems the same as the day it was built: in other words, old and worn…lol. However, enter inside, and you’ll notice a much improved interior to its humble beginning. The decor still leans classic, but with a touch of modern: And overall actually, quite nice. There’s plenty of gaming, and several restaurants, including a TGIF, which I did not try, and a really good Chinese joint, which I did. The lunch menu was reasonable, and the quality was actually pretty good, if you want Chinese: And they’re open till 3am. Amenities here include a swimming pool(small), and a bowling alley. Neither of which I had time to use… Sorry Rooms: The rooms here have been updated with a fresh remodel at some point recently. A new Flatscreen tv, and a modern wardrobe add to the details. Note: I was one floor from the top, which can be tricky for battling the Vegas heat, for many hotel A/C systems. However, the unit in my room was more than adequate at keeping things chilled down(That one surprised me). The bathroom has all new tile, and a small window for some ventilation(nice touch). Water pressure was really good, but temperature wasn’t easy to adjust at first; but no deal breaker. Overall, the room was clean, modern enough, and the beds was decent for this price range. The service here was surprisingly good(I’ve read this before, and in many places, from those who have stayed at many of the Boyd properties). Everyone was extra friendly, and made the extra effort to make one feel welcomed. So, while not a Four Seasons, you’ll have no worries. Wrapping it up: Overall, this is a good choice for the money; and certainly has ample parking for big rigs, motor homes or other. The proximity to the Vegas strip is adequate, and uber and Lyft pick up right at the front door…. Believe me, that isn’t the case for m

Great place to spend a few days in Las Vegas. The location, atmosphere, security, and vibe are all excellent. The facilities are a bit outdated, but they are still good. The cleanliness is satisfactory, and the staff who handle it are friendly and make up for it. I can definitely recommend Excalibur for a stay!

This property is 80% kiosk. It was such a let down during check-in and check- out. Some of the bell staff found agents to assist my friends and I.

Like the hotel, it was huge. Don’t like the resort fee for $100.00 which includes absolutely nothing as far as the rides, shows, etc that the hotel has on its premises. Casino was decent sized. Be aware that it’s on the strip but not really within walking distance if all the other hotels on the strip

Good experience and honest price, with parking space included;) really big room, however, different than I saw in the photos. The building is old and needs to be renovated as it's a little bit too old/destroyed. Unfortunately, the hot water is not available 24/7 so if you want to take a hot shower in the morning, you can forget about it. Downstairs not so many options open as per closure/renovation.

The good: fresh crisp bright white linens, the buffet, the customer service, pool, parking facility with active security presence The bad: bathroom cleanliness upon arrival (better after first day room freshen up, though), the elevators (stayed in Purple Elevator section… 2 didn’t work, the two that did were shaky and took forever), no in room refrigerator, phone didn’t work, Overall good stay. Would return

Check in - waiting in line was a bit painful. Although a lot of people used express check in and found it very quick and easy. We were upgraded to room with strip view which we appreciated very much. The room itself was fine. It was clean. Toilet in working order and shower was nice and warm. Ice machine on our level working perfectly. Free parking. Hotel security all very helpful. Check out was super simple. I’m not fussy so overall happy!!

Few things werent that perfect,many ppl hv the same problem to use the room card to take elevator to their level! It’s happened to me twice in 3-night stay,every time when ur card doesnt work, u hv to go back to the front desk,get a looooooong line again to change a new card! Then u can get to ur floor then get in to ur room🤪 When i just checked in,front desk asked me if i need to clean the room, i said YES,but finally they didnt come to clean the room,told to the cleaners,they said u hv to go to front desk to tell them again🤪,then i needed to get a looooong line to wait again! 3rd one is the worse one, When i just checked in,fromt desk told me the room i booked online doesnt include mini fridge,if i wanna enjoy the trip more, i can upgrade the room to be bigger a big n it has mini fridge! She said only $19 for upgrading to that room! I was thinking about it, finally i didn’t update! But u know what… when i finally finished check in n got in to my room! I saw a mini fridge inside the room🤪

What we loved most about this hotel was its central and super convenient location right on the Las Vegas strip! It is close to all the action, like the Bellagio fountains and plethora of bars and restaurants. The Linq has digital kiosks that allow you to bypass the lineups at the front desk and check in/out yourself. We even loved the check out email that was sent to my cell phone on our last night allowing us to start the check out process from our room. Speaking of room, we had 2 double beds which were comfy and the room was quite spacious despite not having a view. There were plenty of charging outlets conveniently located in the room; however, only 2 devices could connect to the wifi for free per room and that was kind of a bummer. The bathroom was spacious and the shower was hot; it also included liquid soap, shampoo and conditioner. Our room lacked a fridge, even though there was a space for it. We didn't make much use of the safe. Overall, we had a great night's sleep and the sound insulation where we were was perfect.

They will add a $40+ casino fee when you check in. I’m not sure if that is per day or not as I only stayed one night. Everything was quite good there but gone are the days of valet car service. Room was standard with no complaints other than only two for the five lights in the bathroom worked. Casino was surprisingly up to date with many nice dining options. Loved the Gordon Ramsay Fish and Chip shop ($18 for three cod pieces with chips).

Clerk at checkin was NOT friendly. Did not ask if we'd been to this hotel before, did NOT offer directions to the elevator, which are around the corner from the front desk, not visible and not obvious when looking for them. we wandered around with our luggage for several minutes before an employee helped us. This town has a severe shortage of taxi cabs, making getting anywhere difficult to impossible. There are no nearby restaurants, forcing guests to dine at their overpriced eateries.

Arrived at the Lobby around 3pm on Christmas Eve and waited 40 mins to check in. Only 2 check in counters were open. Bad service, shame!!!

We stayed here overnight only as we were on a long road trip. The hotel is connected on either side to Circus, Circus and Eldorado so it was almost like one continuous gaming floor. The rooms were a good size and provided a nice view of Reno and the mountains beyond. The whole place was clean. One comment - we arrived at 2.30pm (check-in is from 3pm). The reception had 3 staff sitting around but they wanted $25 each room for early check-in. Of course for the sake of 30 minutes we decided to wait. When 3pm came, there were about 20 people all trying to check-in at the same time - but only 2 reception staff available. Surely a small amount of leeway on timing would be common sense! Otherwise we enjoyed the free parking and the vibe of the hotel. The drinks on the ****** floor however were shockingly expensive (over $20 for a single Captain Morgan’s and Coke before tip).

I have stayed here before, and it is convenient based on where my son lives. For food, I suggest Rosie’s in the ****** or across the street to Chuy’s Mexican and Great Basin Brewery. The pool and gym are nice with views. I stayed on the side of the train yard this time, which was pretty cool (not disruptive). Hanging out in the lobby is fine if not ********. Seems many regulars go here. So many summer events on the schedule nearby. Attended the Dragon Lights near UNR (really pretty park), and explored the Wild Waterpark. Uber was easy, but convenirnce stores require a ride. Very scenic drive to Virginia City. Thx for upgrade.

Spacious, quiet room although some of the furniture was showing a bit of wear. Suite includes a separate bedroom and eating / living area. Good for entertaining guests (maybe another couple or two, possibly three). Kitchen area is small but satisfactory. No microwave but a decent sized mini refrigerator and in room icemaker. No dishes, utensils, paper towels, etc. are provided so plan to bring your own if you intend to serve food and would like to do a bit of cleanup. We went at a busy time and reported a problem with our in room safe upon arrival (likely a failed battery). After waiting 1.5 hours and calling three times, we finally gave up. It was not fixed during our stay. When we checked out, the front desk seem to have no record of it although we had called the front desk on the first night to report the problem with the safe as well as a problem with a missing knob on a dresser. Oh well… FYI, the room contains very little natural light. There is no window in the living area, and the master bedroom has only a very small window high at top. We used the many recessed lights and lamps.

Stayed here on a business trip to the United States. Overall it was pretty good. The kettle I brought with me couldn't be used because of the different voltage. Health: OK, acceptable Facilities: relatively complete, okay Environment: The environment is very good Service: Not bad

And its painful experience, booking.com did not send Ctrip orders to the hotel, resulting in we check-in from 12:00 to 1 point, repeated attempts will not work. Finally, use your own credit card check-in, and wait for Ctrip to give me a final solution. Easy parking. Breakfast because check-in is too late, the elderly help to come to the room, because the child can not get up. Unable to comment.

The hotel is large, there is a conference center, the accommodation room is a bit far from the front desk. The clerk is very careful to tell how to stay, but the breakfast coupon is not provided. We booked 2 rooms and double breakfast. The result is not provided, and the confirmation from the front desk is given. One room for one voucher, we repeatedly confirmed whether it was 2 copies, the front desk said Yes, and ended up in the morning to eat at the restaurant and say a voucher. At the time of checkout, due to the delay of the UnionPay card pre-authorization, the friend could not confirm the payment. The friend changed to the VISA card and the 2 rooms were deducted for 3 times. We went to the bank credit card center to confirm that 3 117.94 knives (1 room rate) were deducted. The hotel clerk did not admit that he only deducted 2 117.94 knives and only provided bills for 2 rooms. If we disagree, we can only wait until 5-7 working days after the hotel clears the account.

Booo… this one is at the bottom of my list Well, if you have an opportunity to stay at a different hotel, closer in town little more expensive if you can afford it, try not to stay too long at this one it’s an old hotel. It’s a old stinky ****** needs to be leveled and rebuilt wrong part of town, a lot of transient people on the street. I did not like it but it was cheap. It was clean and old and stunk phone. Desk was friendly maintenance was nonexistent. I change the filter in my AC unit because it was nasty. I stayed there for two night. The only thing that was comfortable was leaving my truck outside because they had security in a fenced in area. Security walk to grounds all the time not nice not good I don’t like.