El Cortez Hotel and Casino (Las Vegas, United States of America)

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Tower


1 king2 doubleTelevision with cable channels. Wireless Internet access (surcharge). Shower/tub combination. Bath amenities include hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. Blackout drapes/curtains and clock radio. Air conditioning. Refrigerator and iron/ironing board available on request. Non-Smoking.

Pavillion


		Two queen beds. Located in Pavilion building above parking garage. Exterior corridors and elevator access. Wireless Internet access (surcharge). Telephone with voice mail. Cable/satellite TV with pay movies. Coffee/tea maker. Shower/tub combination. Hair dryer. Compact refrigerator and iron/ironing board available on request.

Vintage


		1 queenTelevision with cable channels. Wireless Internet access (surcharge). Shower/tub combination. Bath amenities include hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. Blackout drapes/curtains and clock radio. Air conditioning. Refrigerator and iron/ironing board available on request. Non-Smoking.

Cabana Junior Suite


		One king bed. Pillowtop mattress. Custom furniture. Wireless Internet access (surcharge). 42-inch flat-screen cable TV with pay movies. Telephone with voice mail. MP3 docking station and stereo. Compact refrigerator. Coffeemaker. Snack bar (surcharge). Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Nonsmoking.

Cabana Deluxe Room


One queen bed. Pillowtop mattress. Custom furniture. Wireless Internet access (surcharge). 42-inch flat-screen cable TV with pay movies. Telephone with voice mail. MP3 docking station and stereo. Compact refrigerator. Coffeemaker. Snack bar (surcharge). Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Nonsmoking.

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Hotel Policies & Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

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A resort fee is included in the total price displayed There are no room charges for children 2 years old and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians, using existing bedding.

Policies

Pets not allowed
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
American Express accepted
Discover accepted
MasterCard accepted
Visa accepted

Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Deposit: USD 120.00 per stay (for stays between 1 January - 31 December)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.99 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10.00 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

Special Check-In Instructions

This hotel requires a refundable US$ 50 credit card deposit or US$ 100 cash deposit upon check-in.
Please note: This hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to McCarran International Airport, but not from the airport to the hotel. The shuttle runs Sunday through Friday from 7 AM to 2 PM. Because availability is limited, it is recommended that guests make reservations at time of check-in.
This hotel normally allows a maximum length of stay of 7 days per month. If additional days are required, guests will be charged an additional fee of US$ 25 per additional day, at check-in.

Accessibility Options

Accessible path of travel
Accessible bathroom
Roll-in shower
Handicapped parking

In-room accessibility
Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Braille or raised signage

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Property Amenities

24-hour front desk
Air-conditioned public areas
Airport transportation (complimentary)
ATM/banking
Banquet facilities
Bar/lounge
Beauty services
Business center
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Casino on site
Coffee shop or café
Multiple large conference rooms
Event catering
Express check-out
Gift shops or newsstand
Hair salon

Internet access in public areas - high speed
Internet access in public areas - surcharge
Internet access - wireless
Multiple small meeting rooms
Number of floors -
Total number of rooms - 300
Parking (free)
Valet parking
Parking garage
Porter/bellhop
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Room service (limited hours)
Safe-deposit box at front desk
Security guard
Tour assistance

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Rooms

Spacious guestrooms at this Fremont Street hotel are located in a 14-story tower, a five-story pavilion, or on a walk-up level just above the casino floor. Cabana rooms are located in a building across the street.

All rooms have tall headboards and dark woods. Tower rooms include dressing/vanity areas and separate seating areas with love seats, wing chairs, and coffee tables. Vintage rooms, above the casino, have been remodeled to reflect 1940s decor. Cabana Suites offer custom furniture, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, and MP3 docking stations. Tower rooms are non-smoking only.

All guestrooms offer TVs with cable programming, wireless Internet access (surcharge), coffee/tea makers, and hair dryers. Compact refrigerators and irons/ironing boards are available on request.

Cabana, Tower, and Vintage rooms are nonsmoking only. This hotel has a maximum length of stay of 7 days per month.

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El Cortez Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, Rooms Tower

Room Amenities

Cable television service
Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Blackout drapes/curtains
Rollaway beds available
Climate control
Clock radio
Complimentary toiletries
Cribs (infant beds) available
Air conditioning
Electronic/magnetic keys

Daily housekeeping (daily)
Wireless Internet access
Iron/ironing board (on request)
Coffee/tea maker
Refrigerator (on request)
Shower/tub combination
Phone
Hair dryer
Voice mail
Wake-up calls

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Dining

The Flame Steakhouse - Comfortable setting, classic atmosphere. Prime rib, New York steaks, seafood, chicken selections. Nightly dinner served, from late afternoon until late evening.

Cafe Cortez - Variety of food, served in generous portions. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open 24 hours, with a limited menu Sunday-Thursday, 10:30 PM - 7:30 AM.

Lounge Bar - In the casino. Live entertainment; opens at 10 AM.

Main Bar - Open 24 hours.

Lobby Bar - In the casino. Opens at 1 PM.

Dreyer's Ice Cream - Adjacent to the gift shop. Open from early morning until late evening.

Seattle's Best Coffee - Adjacent to the gift shop. Open from early morning until late evening.

Subway - Adjacent to the gift shop. Open from early morning until late evening.

Room service - Available from early morning until late evening.

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El Cortez Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, Dining Lounge/Bar

Entertainment

Under a vault of two million light bulbs and employing a 550,000-watt sound system, a four-block pedestrians-only stretch of downtown Las Vegas called Fremont Street Experience presents periodic sound-and-light shows from dusk to midnight. Other entertainment on the street includes live music, classic-car displays, and holiday festivals. Like nine other downtown casino hotels, this hotel opens directly onto Fremont Street, creating a lively flow of pedestrian traffic.

El Cortez Hotel's 40,000-square-foot casino offers blackjack, craps, roulette, mini baccarat, three-card poker, video poker, both live and video keno, and 1,100 slot machines that accept denominations between one penny and five dollars. The race-and-sports book provides a lounge with multiple large-screen TVs. Live entertainment is provided nightly in the casino's Lounge Bar.

Jackie's Club offers complimentary membership cards that reward play with comps and other rewards.

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El Cortez Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, Entertainment Property Amenity

Recreation

Golfing nearby
Golf - driving range nearby
Swimming nearby

Tennis nearby
Helicopter/airplane tours nearby

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DAVID K from london uk

4.0

out of 5

“GREAT VALUVE IN DOWNTOWN VEGAS”

VALUE FOR MONEY GREAT SMALL HOTEL ....ROOMS IN TOWER ARE LOVLERY ROOMS EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR STAY... ROOMS CLEANED EVERY DAY WITH NO PROBLEMS HOTEL RUNS A FREE SHUTLE TO THE AIRPORT CASINO HAVE VERY LOW TABLE LIMMTS 25C ROULETE SO IVE BEEN THERE LAST 7 YEARS AND STAY THERE EVERY TIME I HIT VEGAS

Area recommendations

DOWN TOWN STRIP GRAND CAYON LAKE MEAD

A Traveller from CA

4.0

out of 5

“Vintage?”

I have stayed at the El Cortez on several occasions and I did not know of the "vintage" rooms until arriving. Afterwards I finally found the definition of "vintage" on their website stating of the 1940's feel and stair access above the casino. This was tough since I injured my knee and the desk persons only solution was to call security to help carry my bag up the stairs. Even though the room was non-smoking, the air from the casino came up the stairs and into the room. I will stay there again because overall the rooms are nice, clean and comfortable, but if you have mobility issues or allergies/respiratory sensitivities I would not recommend the "vintage" rooms.

Area recommendations

I recommend the Fremont St. area because I like the closer proximity of the casinos and restaurants. Also the outdoor entertainment and easy access to the freeway.

Chris from California

3.0

out of 5

“This place is Meh...”

The front desk was kind of rude, but still helpful. Maid service was very friendly. The main hotel is a little run down, but their cabbana suites looked nice. You get what you paid for. The night life at el cortez was a bust but its right off of freemont and the freemont experience section. Neighberhood at night reminded me of sunset blvd. A variety of crazies, homeless and party ppl. It wasnt scary but dont walk alone.

A Traveller from Switzerland

3.0

out of 5

“El Cortez - cheap and adequate”

Stayed 4 nights at this hotel in a Pavillion room. Was looking for cheap accommodation in a reasonable location and this was perfectly adequate. Our room was close to the parking garage and it felt safe and secure moving between the two. It is an old hotel, so it feels dated and a bit shabby in parts, but the rooms were well cleaned and comfortable. The only negative was the stained grouting around the bath, but the water supply was hot and plentiful. Only ate at the Cafe Cortez (again to save money), and for burger dinners and stir fry at USD7 a meal, you get what you pay for.

Area recommendations

For the same price we also stayed at Continental Suites. This is a simple motel, but with newly decorated rooms. The location is not so attractive, but the staff were very friendly and the rooms were more modern and with the most comfortable beds of the trip. Also had free wifi and continental breakfast. Parking is off the main strip, directly outside the front and rear of the motel unit , but not secured.

A Traveller from Alhambra, CA

5.0

out of 5

“The Price is right!!!!”

The room was kind of small, but for the price that we paid, it was good enought for us, plus we only need the room to sleep for a couple of hours, beacuse in VEGAS you don't really sleep.

A Traveller from Texas

4.0

out of 5

“Enjoyed the stay”

The hotel is located a couple blocks from the Fremont Street Experience, and multiple RTC bus stops. There's also a Walgreens and a Starbucks nearby. The mexican/cuban restaurant across the street is amazing, and the pizza joint down the street is great, as well. As for the hotel itself, it's a great place for the price. The slots here are much looser than most of the other hotels, they have $3 craps, $3 blackjack, and $1-3 max limit Texas Hold'Em. I'm not a high roller, so this was right up my alley. My only real complaint is the drink service. The cocktail waitresses don't come by very often, and I had a couple of them forget my drink.

Mark from St. Cloud MN.

1.0

out of 5

“Bad News”

Well, where do I start first off the stair well from the parking lot of the old hotel stunk like mold and cat urine, Then they gave me a non smoking noisy room on top of the stairs on the second floor and it smelled like smoke like the casino, My door key card or lock took like 4 times each time i wanted in to the room. The room was not very well lit two forty watt bulbs for the whole room, the floor were uneven a creeked like a haunted house , the bathroom was very small,and where they had the tolit was in between the wall and the sink and you better be a small person to fit in there, oh yah the lid did not stay up for men. oh they had a news paper in the ceiling to block off a vent about 2x2 feet so you could read in bed if you could see a little better with the bad lighting , oh also the coffee maker did not work the outlet did not so i had to move it, very limited nite menu,

Area recommendations

stay away from downtown

A Traveller from HICKORY, N.C.

1.0

out of 5

“don't want to stay there again”

dirty,food not good,bathtub stopped up,

Darren from AZ

4.0

out of 5

“El cortez in Fremont St in Vegas”

Its an older hotel, but I knew that when I made the reservation. The only real complaint was the ventelation in it. The cigarette smoke was exessive and wasnt ventelated properly. I realise its and older hotel but the others on fremont didnt have this problem. Our room was clean and very nice. If I wanted high end, I would have stayed at the strip. I stayed in the tower.

Area recommendations

Fremont!

Bobbie from Washington State

4.0

out of 5

“Awesome decorating!”

The Cabana Suites were awesome. The decorating in the building is the most unique I've ever seen. You do have to carry your room card to get into the building in addition to your room because it's seperate from the main casino hotel part. The bonus coupon book they gave us was nice. It gave free gambling money and money off at the resaturant. The restaurant was a bit of a downer though. Most of the entrees are expensive and don't include sides. And it costs extra to share an entree. You end up paying for two whole meals even if you want to share with someone. If felt like we were being ripped off. It was more expensive than just going down to Fremont for something equivalent to eat. It does have a Subway inside the main hotel though which was a cheap and close option.

Area recommendations

Fremont and the Strip. Both have lots of things to do at any time of the day or night.

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