Best Western in East Las Vegas from NZ$212

A desert landscape with red rock formations and sparse vegetation.

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Our top choices for East Las Vegas Best Western

A modern conference room with a long table, chairs, and a television on the wall.

1. Best Western McCarran Inn

Las Vegas

Thao

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

A multi-story hotel with a modern design, featuring a prominent Best Western sign, palm trees, and a desert landscape.

2. Best Western Hoover Dam Hotel – SE Henderson, Boulder City

Downtown Boulder City

Ellen

includes taxes & fees

24 Sept - 25 Sept

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Top East Las Vegas Hotel Reviews

Excalibur Hotel & Casino

8/10 Good

"I didn't like how the check-in process went. When you said how did the staff treat you there was no staff you did everything on a kiosk even making your own keys as an elderly person traveling, that was quite cumbersome. Extremely long lines to get to a "priority" service staff we sat in line a long time and other people walked right up that I'm sure we're not priority. Staff should have told them to get in the line behind the rest of us, not help them first."

Caesars Palace

10/10 Excellent

"absolutely loved the hotel, restaurants, shops, pools and overall vibe at the Ceasars. Did not like the room, it was very plane, and overall had a tacky cheap look. I would rate it 3 star maximum. Considering the overall hotel is opulent, was disappointed when opened door to my room. I stayed in the Colosseum Building. I have stayed at the Bellagio, Venetian, and their standard rooms are ultra luxurious and very big, with sunken living rooms. As I said overall rating for Ceasars is 4.5*** room maximum 3"