The Sahara Hotel and Casino opened its doors in 1952 and quickly became one of Las Vegas' most exciting destinations. Featuring the era's... more »
The Sahara Hotel and Casino opened its doors in 1952 and quickly became one of Las Vegas' most exciting destinations. Featuring the era's most celebrated performers, including Ann-Margret, Johnny Carson and Tina Turner. The Sahara set the standard in Las Vegas' growing entertainment scene. The Sahara blazed new ground by inviting the Beatles to Las Vegas for the very first time.The Sahara offers 1,720 classically styled guestrooms and suites decorated in a Moroccan motif. The spacious rooms include comfortable accommodations and a variety of television-viewing options. Luxurious suites are available in mini, one, and two bedroom models. Accommodations for physically challenged guests are also available.Room service is available from 6am until midnight, daily. The Sahara also offers catering services for events such as weddings, birthdays and receptions.In the heart of our property, we have a sparkling 5,000 square foot pool featuring 8 private cabanas, circular fountains, a gazebo-covered spa and a snack bar that offers tropical refreshments. The pool is open daily throughout the summer. The spa is open year round. Live entertainment can be found by visiting the Casbar Theatre Lounge and the Congo Room.All reservations are subject to a $1 phone and a $3 energy surcharge that will be charged at the hotel. *** PLEASE NOTE : Bookings for December 30th and 31st are NON-REFUNDABLE. ***
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A Vegas original, the Sahara Hotel and Casino hails from the days of the Rat Pack of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Dating back to 1952, this venerable, modestly priced institution on the Strip still exudes old school elegance and a little slower pace. The vintage Moroccan theme and architectural touches are still charming, and so is the roller coaster: Speed shoots guests right along the Sahara's marquee at more than 70 miles an hour. The 80,000-square-feet casino offers table games, slots, poker, keno, race and sports book, and low-minimum blackjack. The Sahara also sits close to the Fremont Street Experience, an explosion of more than 2 million lights and a 54,000- watt sound system that provides a pulsating light-and- music show created to dazzle. At the Sahara, guests also can drive simulated race cars at the Cyber Speedway and catch the legendary 1950s groups, the Platters, Drifters and Coaters, in the Congo Room. Las Vegas' first true lounge, the Casbar, still presents nightly entertainment from smooth jazz to rock. To help guests relax, the Sahara's 5,000-square-foot swimming pool is augmented by a gazebo-covered whirlpool, poolside bar, cabana and a 15-person spa beneath a filigreed wrought-iron dome, perfect for social soaking. Guestrooms come equipped with basic amenities and festooned with jewel-colored fabrics. Hungry guests can chose from five restaurants, including the House of Lords, the legendary eatery featuring steak and seafood in a posh ambience of draped fabric, plush booths and jeweled lighting. The NASCAR Café includes ribs, chicken, steaks, pasta and burgers, along with race cars hanging from the ceiling. Compact for easy access to all facilities and attractions, the Sahara appeals to guests seeking moderate prices, less noise and slower pace of a different era. The Sahara Hotel & Casino is proud to announce our newest show additions! Internationally-known comic magician Amazing Johnathan."THE PLATTERS, Cornell Gunter's COASTERS and Beary Hobb's DRIFTERS" return to the stage in the legendary Congo Room with some of the top 20 hits from the ?50s and ?60s.***All rooms must have at least one adult, 21 years of age or older, in order to check in.*****There is a Maximum 7 night stay year round and a Minimum 2 night stay. No arrivals on Saturdays.******There is also an energy surcharge of $3.00 and a telephone surcharge of $1 per room per night payable by guest to the hotel.*****Please be advised that name and date changes are not permitted by the hotel over peak dates.**
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The Sahara Hotel and Casino opened its doors in 1952 and quickly established itself as one of Las Vegas most exciting destinations. Today, thanks to a 100USD million renovation project, the Sahara has recaptured its original Splendor. The property now offers 1,720 guestrooms, a lively 85,000 square-foot casino, a sparkling pool in an exotic setting, five exceptional restaurants and a buffet that may be the best tasting value on the Las Vegas Strip. A 950 seat Sahara Theater. The 75,000-square-foot NASCAR Cafe, including the fast pace excitement of the virtual reality race car attraction, Cyber Speedway, and exciting new state-of-the-art roller coaster, Speed the Ride opened in early 2000. With 50 years of Las Vegas history, the Sahara has hosted many of the era's most celebrated performers including Ann-Margret, Johnny Carson, Tina Turner and in 1967 it was the Sahara that brought the Beatles to Las Vegas. The Sahara offers exceptional amenities at value rates. The property is located 0mi N of LAS-Las Vegas.
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70 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
Check-in clerk not friendly nor helpful. Very unpleasant experience. We've been staying at the Sahara since the late 50s -very displeased with our latest stay.
26 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
It was nice. Not what I expected but for the low price - it was not that bad.
When checking in, the lady at the counter was very friendly there was various stations open so we avoided a huge line which is always nice. We also received a complementary dinner and show.
58 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We stay there when we want to be located on the strip. Sometimes we do not want to be near there and stay at a local motel. The club restaurant needs some work on efficiency.
Best Things Nearby:The hotels,
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Posted May 11, 2005
Excellent
Best Things Nearby:The hotels, restaurants, and many sightsBest Things About the Resort:The showsResort Experience:Las Vegas is a beautiful sight to see, and there are many things to do.
pros: price, on the stripMe and my friend stayed here September of 2005 thinking we'd save money. Never again will I stay at this dump. From the rooms to the halls, everything was trapped in the 70's. The check-in line was wrapped down the hall,...
Best Things Nearby:Access to monorail
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Posted Apr 27, 2005
Okay
Best Things Nearby:Access to monorail and city buses. Walking distance to the Strip and a convenience store on the next block.Best Things About the Resort:Two-bedroom unit was actually a two-bedroom suite. Views from balcony were breathtaking....
Fairly cheap priceSeedy room, TV menu
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Posted Apr 07, 2005
Horrible
Fairly cheap priceSeedy room, TV menu never fixed after 3 requests, rusty tub, sink VERY slow & never fixed after requests This hotel has some interesting history, but it is so far from the new Strip we had to drive or take public transport. The...