Top Hotels Near Downtown Container Park in Las Vegas from AU$57

"They no longer have bell service; the parking was horrible. There is no were to park to check in or out. The pool was only open for a few hours every day and they do not have a hot tub. The restaurants seemed to be closed more than they were open. Lots of people hanging around inside and outside of the casino that looked suspicious. We will not be staying here again."

"It was ok.Refrigerator was not working properly,temperature regulator knob was missing so next day everything inside was frozen.Need attention for the next costumes to be satisfied."

"Good service"

"Golden Nugget was a nice hotel, it’s an older one so you could tell him the rooms and the towels were very rough will be my only complaint otherwise they made our needs for one night in Las Vegas"

"The Casino and hotel rooms were great and the location couldn’t be beat. Just a quick walk to Freemont street. Definitely staying again."

"I've stated at this property before when it was the SLS and it did not disappoint. Location was perfect for the sick new world festival and the room was spacious and clean. Loved the shower as well. Also the pool was great and so were the drinks. Will definitely stay there again. "

"The room was beautiful, and the pool area was just as impressive. The staff was friendly, and the food we had at Saginaw’s was outstanding. I could have ate there for every meal. One thing I really appreciated was how easy the hotel was to navigate, unlike some properties. Since the atmosphere is heavily geared toward sports betting, it tends to have a more male-dominated crowd. During the day, the pool scene was very centered around the games, there was still music playing if that’s more your vibe, but overall it was a lot of people watching and reacting to their teams or bets. Not a complaint, just something worth noting for women considering the experience, the draw may not be there. This is a great location for a guys trip hands down. If you’re staying in a pool-facing room, the view is a big wow factor but if you’re sensitive to noise, you might want to request a mountain view instead. The only real downside for me was the lack of casual options for watching a game while eating. Since none of the bars serve food, we were directed to Victory Burger, where the recommended viewing setup was $224.66 per person. While it did include a good amount of food, it just didn’t make sense for two people who simply wanted to catch a game and grab a bite. The roof top bar was breathtaking, the dress code seemed to be a suggestion and the drinks were very good. That said, I couldn’t have picked a better hotel for my all-sports, all-the-time husband."

"Good place to stay to walk to and from Fremont."

"Love location, staff"