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Information about Las Vegas
Trip Preparation
Climate
The climate in Las Vegas is arid and sub-tropical with an abundance of sunshine. From June to September, the average daytime temperature is between 35C and 40C in the shade. Winter is short with temperatures in the day about 16C and at night dropping to 4C. The mountains that surround Las Vegas are topped with snow during the winter but snow rarely falls in the valley.
Language
English is spoken everywhere though there are so many international residents and visitors there can be any number of mother tongues.
Telephone
Comprehensive phone, broadband and cell phone networks
The climate in Las Vegas is arid and sub-tropical with an abundance of sunshine. From June to September, the average daytime temperature is between 35C and 40C in the shade. Winter is short with temperatures in the day about 16C and at night dropping to 4C. The mountains that surround Las Vegas are topped with snow during the winter but snow rarely falls in the valley.
Language
English is spoken everywhere though there are so many international residents and visitors there can be any number of mother tongues.
Telephone
Comprehensive phone, broadband and cell phone networks
Country and People
Customs / Culture
Local mining resulted in Las Vegas developing as a railroad town in the early days of the 20th century. The construction of the Hoover Dam in the 1930s provided the catalyst for encouraging the growth of a residential population together with the legalisation of gambling. The first casinos were owned by organised crime bosses and by the 1950s casinos and hotels had popped up everywhere. The 1960s saw Howard Hughes buying hotels and casinos which today offer the heady mix of gambling, high class entertainment and luxury poolside living.
Traditions
Entertainment and spending are Las Vegas traditions.
Religion
There are numerous chapels and churches in Las Vegas which was once a Mormon settlement. Now, people go to as Vegas and get married dressed as Elvis.
Local mining resulted in Las Vegas developing as a railroad town in the early days of the 20th century. The construction of the Hoover Dam in the 1930s provided the catalyst for encouraging the growth of a residential population together with the legalisation of gambling. The first casinos were owned by organised crime bosses and by the 1950s casinos and hotels had popped up everywhere. The 1960s saw Howard Hughes buying hotels and casinos which today offer the heady mix of gambling, high class entertainment and luxury poolside living.
Traditions
Entertainment and spending are Las Vegas traditions.
Religion
There are numerous chapels and churches in Las Vegas which was once a Mormon settlement. Now, people go to as Vegas and get married dressed as Elvis.
Getting Around
Airports / Car rental
McCarran International Airport handles most of the domestic and international traffic although there are a couple of smaller airports. It is easy to rent a car but during peak times it is advisable to book in advance.
Public Transport
Intercity buses link Las Vegas to other cities such as the famous Greyhound bus company, and a local bus service is provided by Ace Gold Line.
McCarran International Airport handles most of the domestic and international traffic although there are a couple of smaller airports. It is easy to rent a car but during peak times it is advisable to book in advance.
Public Transport
Intercity buses link Las Vegas to other cities such as the famous Greyhound bus company, and a local bus service is provided by Ace Gold Line.
Discover and Enjoy
Culinary Specialities
Las Vegas offers every culinary delight that even the most discerning palate could possibly want.
Lifestyle
Las Vegas has brilliant autumn, winter and spring weather and even in the height of summer the whole town is air-conditioned so there are very easy ways to keep cool.
Sights
The hotels, the casinos, the shows and Las Vegas Strip – it’s a unique experience.
Las Vegas offers every culinary delight that even the most discerning palate could possibly want.
Lifestyle
Las Vegas has brilliant autumn, winter and spring weather and even in the height of summer the whole town is air-conditioned so there are very easy ways to keep cool.
Sights
The hotels, the casinos, the shows and Las Vegas Strip – it’s a unique experience.
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Hotel reviews for hotels in Las Vegas
We used the mandraki aley Bay on our stopover in Vegas for three days. The hotel is very clean and the rooms are spacious designed. We had a room with a view of the strip (very nice view night). The casino is very large and well equipped. The hotel is home to dozens of bars and restaurants as well as a few clubs and dance areas. The hotel is divided with the neighboring hotel a large shopping center, and a monorail transport between the hotel to new York new York! Super was the pool area, the... Read more
in September 11
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Johann, Age 26-30, Couple
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Right on the strip with all possibilities for shopping, restaurant and sightseeing. The tall buildings cover the sun on the pool inner courtyard. In the summer good-in the winter months-cold. Read more
in November 11
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Holger, Age 31-35, Couple,
Proof of booking provided
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Very cool hotel. If you have been to Las Vegas, you should stay in the legendary pyramid. The pool is very nice and well kept, but there is always a lot going on former. On the ground floor of the hotel (shops and casino area it is a bit dark, but you don't spend the whole day there. Read more
in August 10
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Stefan, Age 19-25, Couple
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All in all a excellent hotel. It is located on the strip and to the north a great view from the stratosphere tower and higher rooms on the strip. In contrast to other users, we got a room on the 22nd floor when we asked. ( at the weekend!) the pool is located on the casino the eighth floor and it had a beautiful view of the strip. The pool is not for me to the best Las Vegas, since everything was very gray around it is. He is however big enough. The rooms gave it also nothing to complain abou... Read more
in August 11
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Alex, Age 19-25, Friends
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Very nice hotel with nice staff. I got a room upgrade. Rooms were very nice. You should definitely book a room with a view of the fountain show on tv you can hear the music then. Was awesome. The food in the buffet restaurant was okay. The mass of food was nothing for me. The noodles of the service was remembered as fabulous. We can do that here better. But otherwise great hotel with large rooms and nice staff. Casino staff told me a craps with a lot of effort. The asino is one of the nicer. ... Read more
in December 11
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Florian, Age 31-35, Solo/single
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