SAHARA Las Vegas

Great and friendly people that work there, Great restaurants with amazing food, clean rooms with a great view. Only place that i stay at in Vegas also i have an amazing Executive Casino Host named Daisy. The location is in the middle between Fremont and the middle of the Strip.

I enjoyed my five day. Stay at the Sahara. The staff was very pleasant, professional, and helpful. I stayed in the.Blanca Tower. My only critique of the room was that there was no outlet at the desk area for me to plug in my computer. Otherwise, I was very happy with my entire stay.

Just had a great stay at the Sahara such that I am motivated to let you all know! Granted we upgraded to a newer room, but it only cost us $15 to upgrade. Spacious room on the 14th floor, very clean, nice shower, And we had a view of the Stratosphere. Check in did not take very long, they had five or six check in desks. Checkout we just dropped off our keys. Oh and free valet parking!!! And they have a monorail pickup station. Next time we go we will def stay here!

We’ve stayed at Sahara many times and it was always our favorite Vegas resort. This visit (7/27–7/31/26) was completely different. The main adult pool is no longer 21+, so the relaxed atmosphere is gone—even though the Alexandria Tower still has a family pool. Making the primary pool family-friendly was a terrible decision. Worse, every Saturday from 12–6 pm they turn the main pool into a Pride event. Admission is charged and half the money goes to a local Pride organization. It feels like Sahara has gone fully “woke.” We’ll be looking for a different resort for our two or three Vegas trips a year.

So I’ll start with the positives. Very, very good price for a hotel in Las Vegas! The rooms are nice and the aircon is top notch. The check-in staff were friendly as were the pool staff who greeted you in the morning with a towel. By far the biggest selling point of this hotel is the huge screen at poolside which has been great for watching the World Cup! The actual casino is good, not too busy and me and my mate had a couple of big wins on the slots. Bufffaaalllloo!! Negatives…there’s a few. The prices at the stores and restaurants are verging on insane. Nearly £7 a bottle of water at the convenience store and the Starbucks is almost 20 dollars for a coffee and a sandwich!! The location around the hotel is quite rough. Walking to the supermarket accross the road toward the Strat you will encounter several unsavoury characters/meth heads walking around like zombies. So you can either pay the insane prices at the onsite shop or equip a chib vest and head to the Walmart! The pool is open to non residents so found the weekends to have an increase in large groups of rough families and locals. I was trying to unwind in the pool with a bevy but ended up just getting splashed in the face by kids constantly. The sunbed situation is verging on farcical. People put towels down and then just seem to not use them. Also there is not enough umbrellas for shade, so if you are lucky enough to bag a sunbed you’ll get cooked alive. Also the sunbed are really really uncomfy, they are a plastic/wicker hyrbid. You’ll need a chiro after a few days on these! Pretty good hotel for the price but if I was returning to vegas I’d probably try and stay more central in the strip. Caesers was only about £150pp more