Luxury Hotels in Western United States, United States of America

"Beautiful Hotel with convenient shopping areas around"

"Great location with plenty of restaurants nearby within walking distance, friendly staff, easy check in and express check out was available as our flight home was at 6am. We booked one of their corner rooms which was newly renovated and had an amazing view. We were very happy with everything and definitely plan to stay here again during our next visit."

"Everything"

"The Venetian is the only place I stay when in Vegas. Luxurious, visually spectacular, and there is so much to do. The location is wonderful. The pools are crowded yet beautiful and refreshing. The staff, from the Bell Staff to the lifeguards, are professional. Tons of stores and restaurants to choose from. The suites are very large and luxurious. The bathrooms are huge, appointed with beautiful marble, and feature a separate shower, bathtub and a vanity/dressing table. Many rooms have a great view of The Sphere. They have renovated some of the rooms, but the "old"/unrenovated rooms are still spectacular."

"Amazing customer service at FD and perfect HSKP team!!! HSKP did excellent work! "

"Me and my husband really loved the ambiance of the hotel, only thing we didn’t like was our room didn’t have a view n no microwave. "

"Great. Only minor complaint was there wasnt enough hotel staff working the hotel reservation desk. Stood in line too long."

"A wonderful experience."

"If you're looking for a budget-friendly option on the Las Vegas Strip with a fun, family-friendly vibe, The Excalibur Hotel & Casino offers decent value — as long as you know what to expect. Room: The rooms are basic but clean. I stayed in a Resort Tower King Room, which had been updated a bit — newer furniture, decent bed, and a flat-screen TV. Nothing luxurious, but good enough if you just need a place to sleep. Bathrooms are small and dated, and walls are thin, so noise from the hallway or neighbors might be an issue. Casino & Amenities: The casino is large and has a medieval theme that adds a bit of charm, though it feels slightly dated compared to more modern hotels. There are plenty of slot machines and lower-stakes tables, which makes it approachable for casual gamblers. The pool area was nice — not too crowded — but nothing extravagant. There's also a small spa and a decent gym. Dining: Food options are affordable but pretty average. The buffet is okay for the price, and there’s a food court with fast food options if you're in a hurry. Dick’s Last Resort is a fun, rowdy experience (if you’re into that kind of humor), and there are connections to Luxor and Mandalay Bay if you want more upscale dining nearby. Entertainment: The Medieval-themed Tournament of Kings dinner show is great for families or anyone who wants a quirky, live-action experience. It’s cheesy but fun — knights, horses, and lots of shouting. Location: It’s on the southern end of the Strip, which m"