Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels
Airport area
Hampton Inn & Suites Airport offers a free shuttle to the terminal, running 24 hours according to the Hilton website; otherwise a taxi or rideshare takes a few minutes.
Best for: Those with a flight before 7 a.m. or a one-night layover who prefer a traditional hotel to a casino.
- Free shuttle at all hours, no need to depend on taxis at night
- No casino and no noise from the gaming floor: you sleep in silence
- Breakfast included at the Hampton, useful before a morning flight
- No resort or evening entertainment within walking distance: you need a taxi for the Strip
- Roadside chain hotels: the feel is that of an upgraded motel, without resort amenities
Recommended hotels in this area
- Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas Airport: Hilton chain about 1.7 miles from the terminal with a free shuttle 24 hours a day and breakfast included, suited to short layovers.
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Central Strip
Neighbourhood · Taxi or rideshare in 10-15 minutes to the central Strip; the RTC 109 bus takes about 37 minutes, but many resorts require a change.
Best for: Those who want the classic Las Vegas experience, with shows, restaurants and the Bellagio fountains a few steps from the entrance.
- The Bellagio fountains, shopping malls and restaurants are within walking distance
- The car transfer is among the shortest between airport and centre in the United States
- Many resorts host shows and restaurants in the same building
- A mandatory resort fee at almost every hotel, to check when booking
- On foot the distances are long and the summer heat makes them tiring
- On big-event weekends traffic stretches the trip
Recommended hotels in this area
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: 3,033 rooms, more than 2,000 with a private terrace: in the fountain-view categories you watch the Bellagio show from your room.
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Downtown and Fremont Street
Neighbourhood · RTC buses 108 and 109 reach the Bonneville Transit Center in 35-45 minutes; the Centennial Express CX stops at Casino Center & Fremont in about 45 minutes.
Best for: Those looking for a more intimate, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere than the Strip, with historic hotels and old-style venues.
- The Fremont Street Experience and the historic casinos are steps away
- An area you can explore on foot, with no need for shuttles between hotels
- From the airport the bus route is long: with luggage a taxi is better
- The evening offer revolves around the casinos: little else for those who don't gamble
- The Strip attractions remain several kilometres away
Recommended hotels in this area
- Golden Nugget Las Vegas: 2,419 rooms at 129 Fremont Street, with pools and a shark tank.
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