Hotels
We recommend that you stay in Downtown Las Vegas, as most of the events will be held Downtown. If you would prefer to stay on the Strip, you should look for hotels in the middle or northern sections.
CIRCA
CIRCA
Circa Resort and Casino is the first adults-only resort in Las Vegas. It opened in 2020, and includes a two-story casino, a three-story sportsbook, five restaurants, and a six-tiered swimming pool area.
We have heard that Stadium Swim can be quite loud and would recommend avoiding rooms with a Stadium Swim View. If you're concerned about noise, you should book a room with a Strip View or request a Mountainside View (rooms facing North with views of the mountains should be the quietest).
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THE GOLDEN NUGGET
The Golden Nugget was originally built in 1946, making it one of the oldest casinos in Las Vegas. Their Tank Pool boasts a 200,000-gallon shark aquarium complete with a 300-foot water slide inside the shark habitat.
We've read that the nicest rooms are in the Rush Tower. If you are concerned about noise, request a room that is facing away from Freemont Street. If you book using this link, you will receive 15% off the room.
TDG
THE DOWN-TOWN GRAND
The Downtown Grand is a boutique hotel and casino, with newly remodeled rooms, nine bars & restaurants, and an urban rooftop pool retreat called Citrus. Located just a minute walk away from Fremont Street.
We've read that the Downtown Grand rooms are quieter because they are a block off of Freemont Street.