Las Vegas Cheap Hotels

If you're looking for a budget-friendly option on the Las Vegas Strip with a fun, family-friendly vibe, The Excalibur Hotel & Casino offers decent value — as long as you know what to expect. Room: The rooms are basic but clean. I stayed in a Resort Tower King Room, which had been updated a bit — newer furniture, decent bed, and a flat-screen TV. Nothing luxurious, but good enough if you just need a place to sleep. Bathrooms are small and dated, and walls are thin, so noise from the hallway or neighbors might be an issue. Casino & Amenities: The casino is large and has a medieval theme that adds a bit of charm, though it feels slightly dated compared to more modern hotels. There are plenty of slot machines and lower-stakes tables, which makes it approachable for casual gamblers. The pool area was nice — not too crowded — but nothing extravagant. There's also a small spa and a decent gym. Dining: Food options are affordable but pretty average. The buffet is okay for the price, and there’s a food court with fast food options if you're in a hurry. Dick’s Last Resort is a fun, rowdy experience (if you’re into that kind of humor), and there are connections to Luxor and Mandalay Bay if you want more upscale dining nearby. Entertainment: The Medieval-themed Tournament of Kings dinner show is great for families or anyone who wants a quirky, live-action experience. It’s cheesy but fun — knights, horses, and lots of shouting. Location: It’s on the southern end of the Strip, which m

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The pools were great and the inclining elevators were interesting. Room was spacious and nice.