In our data, the cheapest Las Vegas stays rated 4.0 or higher start at about 58 to 62 euros a night for two guests (Alexis Park Resort, Fremont Hotel & Casino, Golden Gate Hotel & Casino).
Everybody knows the Las Vegas Strip, but the older city lives a few miles north, in Downtown. Fremont Street is a pedestrian street under a huge LED canopy, lined with historic casinos and neon signs, and at night the show starts overhead. Some of these hotels, such as the Golden Gate, are among the oldest in the city. A stay in Downtown is usually cheaper than on the Strip, and our data shows rated hotels from about 58 euros a night.
The cheapest well-rated stays right now
We kept only places with a Google rating of at least 4.0. Prices are for two guests, 25 to 28 November 2026, read from Google Hotels in October 2026, lowest price we found for that offer.
| Hotel | From per night | Rating | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alexis Park Resort | about 58 € | 4.0 (2,000+ reviews) | 12 sites |
| Fremont Hotel & Casino | about 58 € | 4.3 (15,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
| Golden Gate Hotel & Casino | about 62 € | 4.1 (8,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
| El Cortez Hotel and Casino | about 63 € | 4.1 (13,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
| Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino | about 64 € | 4.0 (29,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
| Gold Coast Hotel and Casino | about 65 € | 4.1 (13,000+ reviews) | 10 sites |
Good to know: Hostels may list a dormitory bed or a private room, so open the hotel page and check what the cheapest offer includes. Prices change daily, so treat the table as a snapshot.
Why people love it
- The neon. Old signs, casinos and light shows on Fremont Street.
- Free things. Walking through casinos and watching shows such as the Bellagio fountains cost nothing.
- History. Downtown has the oldest casinos and the Neon Museum.
- Day trips. Hoover Dam and Valley of Fire are within a day's drive.
What to experience
- Walk Fremont Street in the evening and see the canopy show.
- Visit the Neon Museum, a collection of old Las Vegas signs.
- Visit the Mob Museum for the story of organised crime in the city.
- See the Bellagio fountains on the Strip, which are free to watch.
- Take a day trip to Hoover Dam or Valley of Fire.
What does it cost?
In our data, the cheapest rated hotels in Las Vegas cost about 58 to 65 euros a night, mostly older casino hotels. Las Vegas hotels often add a mandatory resort fee and sometimes parking fees on top of the room price, so always compare the total price including all fees. We did not measure food or show prices.
How to save even more
- Compare the total price with taxes and fees, see taxes and fees explained.
- Choose free cancellation while your plans are open, see free cancellation explained.
- Check smaller booking sites and the hotel's own website too, see cheapest way to book a hotel.
Questions
Is Las Vegas cheap? Not as cheap as Southeast Asia or Latin America. In our data, rated hotels start at about 58 euros a night.
What are resort fees? A daily fee that many Las Vegas hotels charge on top of the room price. Check the total price before booking.
Are these prices permanent? No. They are a snapshot for late November 2026. Compare your own dates.