Every corner of Nevada
From the neon of the Strip out to the high desert — every area we cover, with honest starting prices.
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Las Vegas Strip
Four miles of casino resorts on Las Vegas Boulevard South — the reason most people fly into Harry Reid in the first place.
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26 stays
Downtown Las Vegas
The original 1940s casino district on Fremont Street — cheaper tables, older carpets, more character than the Strip.
Where to stay →City
3 areas
8 stays
Summerlin
Affluent master-planned suburb at the foot of Red Rock Canyon — golf, trails, and the quietest Vegas hotels.
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19 stays
Henderson
Nevada's second-largest city, southeast of Vegas — lakes, casinos for locals, and a genuinely walkable Water Street.
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11 stays
Boulder City
The 1930s company town built to construct Hoover Dam — one of two Nevada cities with no gambling.
Where to stay →Sierra
7 areas
195 stays
Reno
Northern Nevada's casino city on the Truckee River — 40 minutes from Lake Tahoe and a genuine downtown with a river running through it.
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24 stays
Sparks
Reno's eastern neighbor across the Truckee River — cheaper hotels, an outlet mall lake, and the Nugget's rib cook-off.
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29 stays
Carson City
Nevada's state capital — a small, walkable historic downtown at the base of the Sierra with a silver-dome capitol.
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236 stays
Lake Tahoe
The Nevada shore of the alpine lake — casinos at Stateline, quieter beaches on the east, ski access at Heavenly.
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135 stays
Incline Village
Exclusive north-shore Tahoe community — Diamond Peak skiing, private beaches, and the best lake views on the Nevada side.
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8 stays
Virginia City
The 1859 silver-boom town preserved as a National Historic Landmark — wooden boardwalks, working saloons, and mine tours.
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6 stays
Genoa
Nevada's oldest settlement (1851) at the foot of the Sierra — a village of 900 with a saloon that's poured since 1853.
Where to stay →Vega
10 areas
41 stays
Elko
Northeast Nevada mining and ranching town — gateway to the Ruby Mountains and home of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering.
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23 stays
Ely
Remote east-central mining town on US 50 — steam trains, dark skies, and the gateway to Great Basin National Park.
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50 stays
Mesquite
Small casino and golf town on Interstate 15 near the Arizona border — cheaper than Vegas, halfway to Utah's national parks.
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13 stays
Laughlin
River-casino town on the Colorado at the Arizona border — cheaper than Vegas, packed with retiree snowbirds October to April.
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22 stays
Pahrump
Sprawling desert town an hour west of Vegas — closest Nevada base to Death Valley, with wineries and legal brothels on the outskirts.
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11 stays
Tonopah
Silver-boom ghost town on US 95 halfway between Vegas and Reno — a certified dark-sky community with a haunted hotel.
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26 stays
Winnemucca
Ranching and mining hub on I-80 in north-central Nevada — Basque restaurants, decent chain hotels, and a jumping-off point for the Black Rock Desert.
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20 stays
Fallon
Agricultural town east of Reno with the Naval Air Station where Top Gun is filmed — melon fields, sand dunes, and quiet motels.
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7 stays
Beatty
Tiny US 95 town 8 miles from Death Valley's east entrance — a functioning gateway with the Rhyolite ghost town next door.
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10 stays
Jackpot
Tiny casino town on the Idaho border — built expressly for Idahoans to gamble, 65 miles from any real destination.
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