Sahara Las Vegas

M Gio

So I gave it five stars because the overall experience has been good. Free parking is a super bonus. It's across the street from a Walgreens and 4 miles away from the nearest Walmart. Golden steer steakhouse is right down the block, Fremont Street is really close and the monorail is in house. The Starbucks is pretty good unless you ask for something specific, my coffee came with a lot of grounds. The casino is updated with modern machines. I had the cleaning lady do her thing twice and the second time she did not leave me any shampoo or body wash, water pressure is good. The toilet is in a closed area but the bathroom is open there's no door. So when you step out of the shower it's pretty cold. The beds are very comfortable and not too soft, not too firm and same with the pillows. The climate control system is good, but I constantly had to adjust it as I couldn't find the perfect setting. Definitely would stay again.

Harpreet S

I stayed at SAHARA Las Vegas and had an overall acceptable experience, with both positives and areas for improvement. Some of the rooms have been recently renovated, and those updated rooms are in good condition. The mattresses were very comfortable, the rooms were tidy, and the bathrooms and showers in the renovated rooms were excellent. The hotel offers free on-site parking, which is a plus. The location is at the far end of the Strip and has convenient amenities nearby, including a McDonald’s, Subway, and a CVS right outside the property. That said, the surrounding area feels quite run down, with a noticeable presence of homeless individuals and drug activity, so it’s worth being cautious, especially at night. Check-in and check-out were the main drawbacks. There were very long lines, limited staff available at the time we arrived, and the elevators were extremely busy during check-out hours. Additional staff during peak times would significantly improve the experience. Overall, it’s an okay option if you’re staying in a newly renovated room and don’t mind the location, but improvements in staffing and guest flow would make a noticeable difference.

Tyler Nals

It used to be a cool spot but they made some poor management decisions. The Good: Breakfast place. 24-hour lounge. Rooms (unique and comfortable). Access to monorail. A lot of public bathrooms. Pizza and ice cream. No resort fees for a time (hmm … wonder where they got that idea?) The Bad: No poker room (shut down for some reason 🧐). Rooftop pool isn’t what you expect. The vibe is no longer classy (at all). Bad part of town. They might ban you from the property if you leave a negative review. Even if you were about to bring an entire poker crawl to help. Genius! 🤣 Overall, not the worst Vegas option at all but far from the best.

Garreth Murrell

My first visit to Vegas with my wife and what an amazing place it is. The hotel is at one end of the strip, but this wasn't an issue for us. The casino was as expected with modern games as well as the traditional tablecard games and roulette. I'm not a gambler so I just chilled at the bar with a good cigar and drink of choice. The staff could not have been more helpful. Even though it was Vegas I felt very relaxed. The room was exceptional and the bed was incredibly comfy. If I ever go back to Vegas I will definitely stay at the Saharahotel again. Overall a wonderful experience.e

Whisper

Sahara is great. The rooms are very nice. I never got the name of the tower but it was a remodeled room. It's spacious and clean overall. The lighted mirror is very cool. Casino is nice. They have 3 to 2 blackjack payout, so that was nice to play some on the strip. The only problem is the location because it's near the end of the North part of the strip. But it's close to Westgate for the Super Sportsbook during football season. I highly recommend this place. I would stay here again.