Cheap Hotels in Las VegasCheap hotels in Las Vegas are far superior to most other budget hotels you'll come across. As a guest in one you'll have many of the same benefits you'd find at the more expensive hotels on the Strip such as a choice of restaurants, shops and various entertainment options.
These are some of the greatest value cheap hotels in Las Vegas we've come across based on the Strip: Stratosphere
The
Stratosphere
Hotel Las Vegas which opened in 1996 is unmistakeable; its Tower mingles with the clouds at a height of 350m making it the tallest free-standing observation tower in America.
Excalibur
The
Excalibur
Hotel Las Vegas is named after King Arthur’s sword and from the outside it looks like a castle with blue and red turrets. You can stay here from about $40 a night (more at weekends.)
Circus Circus
Circus Circus Las Vegas
opened in the late 1960s and calls itself the 'Best value on the Strip'. It's certainly a bustling hotel that's got a huge big top and indoor theme park that are great for kids.
Tropicana
The
Tropicana
is practically part of the Las Vegas landscape. You probably know it from films such as Viva Las Vegas. The rooms are pleasant costing from approximately $40 a night.
Flamingo
The
Flamingo
is a classic Vegas resort. Once owned by a mobster who named it after his girlfriend who had skinny legs like a Flamingo.
Monte Carlo
If you want to stay in one of the elegant, European-themed hotels on the Strip choose the
Monte Carlo
which is in a good location with a tram that runs to the
Bellagio.
There are also some cheap hotels in the Downtown area which is home to the Fremont Street Experience. You may fancy staying in the older part of Vegas however we don't think it compares with the sleek Strip. If you do stay or visit this part just make sure you're alert as there're often drunks and weirdos wandering around. Vegas has something for every budget. If you're looking to splash out stay at one of the best hotels in Las Vegas. There's also a range of reasonably priced hotels on offer. Found a Fabulous 'Cheap as Chips'
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