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We rode the Monorail to the Sahara, intending to go to the Strat Tower. The neighborhood was unappealing. It was trashy and didn't feel safe. The Sahara itself seemed pretty nice. There were few people in the casino. I did notice a lot of security guards around. I did not see the same on the Strip casinos. There are similarly priced hotels on the Strip that are more appealing than the Sahara.

This is my second time at the Sahara snd again if exceeded expectations. Im a Las Vegas regular, always been a MGM person, but got comped for a trip and thought I’d give it a try. In town for the weekend to take in the F1 race. All the staff are always extremely helpful and pleasant, there is a god selection of great restaurants especially (Chickie’s and Pete’s-awesome) Room was newly updated, clean, had a comfortable bed and a great shower. The Monorail is inexpensive and can have you at the strip in less 10 minutes. I am coming back in February for the Eagles and will stay there again! ????????

No question: The Sahara did a great job with their remodel. Loved my room, all the latest bells and whistles. Hotel is at the end of the strip but very conveniently located next to the monorail station. Lobby-level pool area isn't huge, but it's pretty epic. Book a room before their rates go up!

This is one of the poorest hotel experiences I’ve ever had, and I travel for business a great deal. They’ve done zero to be accommodating, and I’m here for 25 days. Customer service is non existent; the sheets, towels and pillows are the scratchy, low budget, Walmart specials. It’s all smoke and mirrors. I highly suggest staying somewhere else.

This is one of the finest hotels that I have stayed at in Las Vegas. The hotel is new, modern, and exceptionally clean. The rooms are ample size for both working and resting. We are staying here right before the F1 races. The city is packed, and all hotels have "surge pricing" for their rooms, but not the Sahara. We are staying 6 nights for under $900. There is daily housekeeping! Most hotels give a spurious reason why they don't provide daily housekeeping. They claim it's for your privacy. Baloney. When a hotel foregoes daily housekeeping, they are bolstering their own bottom line by eliminating the expense of housekeeping. There is no resort fee! There is no parking fee! The hotel lobby is segregated from the casino. That's a bonus for people who do not want to gamble or be in a smokey casino. We have 2 very minor complaints. 1. The pillows feel like they are made of straw. 2. The TV only offers 6 channels! I feel like I'm in the 1950's! The TV's are designed for streaming and casting. If the A/C or heater were on, it would blow right on our heads. But it is not on and it is an easy fix by placing a diverter over the vent. We will return.