Location. Among the first hotels on The Strip, the Sahara Las Vegas Hotel and Casino is positioned two miles from the convention center, downtown, and the Fremont Street Experience. This venerable, modestly priced institution hails from the days of the Rat Pack, and still exudes a vintage mystique that is nostalgic to seasoned travelers and fascinating to younger generations.
Hotel Features. Popular among families, this tourist-class hotel boasts many distinguished entertainment venues and impressive aesthetic features, but the hotel is also applauded for its location near the Monorail. While adults capitalize on cocktails and low-minimum blackjack tables in the 80,000-square-foot casino, thrill seekers will find a home aboard Speed, the hotel's 70-mph roller-coaster. For an intimate evening of fine dining, the legendary House of Lords offers a seductive menu of steaks and seafood, in a baroque environment, where frescoes, jeweled lighting and custom furniture are commonplace. The 5,000-square-foot Moroccan themed pool and cabana were designed to resemble a desert oasis in the middle of the Sahara.

Guestrooms. With several different layouts to choose from, guests of the Sahara will be pleasantly surprised at the condition and value of the hotel's 1,720 deluxe guestrooms. While standard units are spacious, with comfortable bedding and elaborate decorative treatments, the one-bedroom suites feature classic reproduction furniture ensembles and a view of Las Vegas that is unobstructed. The Sahara Las Vegas Hotel and Casino provides a convenient repertoire of guestroom amenities including wireless high-speed Internet access, satellite television and work desks.

Expert Tip. Stock- and Indy-style cars, in smaller versions of the real thing, race around a simulated track in the 35,000-square-foot Las Vegas Cyber Speedway adjacent to NASCAR Cafe. A 20-foot wraparound screen provides realistic sight and sound.
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