The Circus Circus is a great place to stay especially if you brought the kids. This hotel has a lot to offer such as the circus acts and the Adventuredome and Midway. Barring any of the national chain hotels, there are several hotels on the strip to stay at during your visit. This will also allow you the convenience of not having to rent a car and being able to ride the buses or trolleys down to the next hotel you want to visit.
The Adventuredome is located on the second floor and is an amusement park filled with all kinds of rides, a mini golf game, and its own roller coaster. The midway also located on the second floor has dozens of video games and simulators. Both of these attractions are for kids and adults. There is a wedding chapel on the third floor and the circus acts perform right over the casino floors. So if you are waiting on the kids from the park, you can watch these acts as you play the slots or blackjack. Rooms at this hotel run $59 a night. The Orleans is about two blocks off the strip and has nothing around it. However, it does have its own food court, day care center, bowling alley, and 12 screen movie theater. It also has a brand new 9,000 seat ice rink for minor hockey games. They have a shuttle that runs back and forth to the strip every fifteen minutes. The rooms are nice and have that New Orleans French feel to them. They are supposed to representative of a warm Victorian parlor. Rooms run $39 a night. The Fremont Hotel in 1956 and Wayne Newton got his start here. Right outside the front door is the Fremont Street Experience. The only bad thing is if you go to bed before midnight, you will hear the sounds and noise of the Fremont Street Experience. This hotel has a breakfast buffet and RV park. Rooms here run around 35 a night.