Find hotels near Discovery Children's Museum, Las Vegas from CA $78

"Good"

"Fantastic vacation super recommend for all"

"Less traffic, easy to lay machines, laid back atmosphere."

"We stayed the new tower, it was clean, rooms were n bathroom good size, plenty of room. Will definitely come back again!"

"Upon arrival check in was easy and great. However I am not one to leave reviews as I don’t like to complain but the cleaning can be done so much better. The room was"

"The room was honestly nice and clean and looked recently renovated. Free valet parking was very convenient and I appreciated front desk staff checking me in in the middle of the night with no hassles. However, I did not get a good rest here as the rooms around mine were slamming doors starting at the first hour of the morning. I know this is not in the hotel’s control and I don’t fault the staff. But just something to be aware of, no sound proofing or noise insulation. Every slam of the door startled me out of my sleep. But again nice rooms just don’t expect to sleep."

"Love it a bit outdated but everyone went beyond "

"The room was spacious and the staff were knowledgeable and helpful with questions. Staff were very pleasant."

"My stay at The STRAT in Las Vegas started off well, but the last night completely changed my experience. Earlier in my stay, a staff member saw me with my kick scooter and simply told me it couldn’t be ridden inside the hotel. That was understandable, and I followed the rule. No one ever told me the scooter couldn’t be on the property at all. On my final night, a security officer suddenly approached me and said the scooter had to be removed from the property entirely. This was confusing and frustrating since I had already been seen with it before and no one had mentioned any issue beyond not riding it indoors. When the head of security arrived, the situation became even more inappropriate. As I explained that I couldn’t just walk off the property due to my mobility limitations, he responded by saying he “didn’t know disabled people rode kick scooters.” That comment was offensive, unprofessional, and completely unnecessary. It also goes against basic expectations of respectful treatment and awareness of accessibility needs. What made the situation worse is that after this exchange, I was suddenly told I could keep the scooter because of my disability. My disability should never have been used as a justification after the fact. If the scooter was truly a problem, it should have been addressed consistently and respectfully from the beginning—not on the last night with inappropriate remarks. This incident overshadowed what had been a good stay. I hope The STRAT takes this serious"