The El Cortez's semi-new Cabana Suites feature some of the most distinctly different hotel rooms in Las Vegas. I'm a big fan of Downtown but had never stayed there until recently, when a friend recommended The El Cortez's funky/ boutiquey annex. My friends and I stayed in a room with a very cool, art-deco vibe. The place also features rooms... More

This hotel was so eligant and cozy. It had a walk in shower, double sink a mini refregirator and sofas for relaxing television watching. Our room was located on the fifth floor and it was very spaceous about the size of a small studio.When I go to Vegas I am difinetly going to reserve at this hotel. It is nice... More

My significant other (SO) and I stayed 2 nights (April 24-26) in the Jr. Suite, and I must say we were totally impressed! We had previously wandered into the casino on our last trip to Vegas and decided next time we went back we would stay there. We were going to stay in the older portion of the hotel, but... More

Previously I stayed in the Cabana Jr. Suite and it was really spacious but a bit on the dark side. The windows are frosted so you don't get much light in the room and the lighting is poor. If your a woman it's hard to do your make-up without natural light. This time I stayed in the Cabana Suite and... More

Loved the boutique design. Really pleased to be staying in property associated with a National Landmark (the El Cortez.) Though be willing to compromise on a few fronts: Weirdly unable to get cold water out of the tap (not good when you're in a desert.) Not sure what was up with the shower handle, every shower was scalding. Rooms are... More

I checked in one day after I arrived, because this hotel has been booked up in the first night and me staying at the Tower... But it worth the wait... BED: awesome for myself (probably someone taller than me find uncomfortable); HDTV: lovely, really lovely GYM: there's one machine broken, but I use the treadmill instead and it got some... More

Stayed at the Cabana Suites. Room itself was not terrible, this is why i gave a one star, but dirty. The casino was run down, management was a cross between 80 year old wanna be mobsters in double breasted cheap knock off suits and Asians balls deep into their video games. While playing Blackjack the waitresses came by every 1-130... More

Well, it was our first trip to LV and we wanted to stay near downtown, and after seeing the pics of the Cabana Suites we thought they were kind of funky and would add to the vacation experience. The rooms were kind of cool, but nothing special, and definitely did not make up for the negative experiences we had with... More

The Cabana Suites decor was outta sight. Just note that you have to check in across the street in the El Cortez. (we were told in a very degrading fashion by front desk attendant at suites) Who knew? Anyway, other than that, it was fine. Great location- 24 hour security guard out front- but a mere two blocks from all... More