Lake Las Vegas
Lake Las Vegas
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Scenic and privately owned 320-acre lake with 10 miles of shoreline.
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Misha
2 contributions
Feb 2020 • Solo
Uber driver recommended a visit here. I was going to spend the day here, but none of the shops were open, the lake looked dreary and the residence made me feel as if I was intruding. It was a very unwelcoming environment and fell waaaaay short of expectations.
Written February 10, 2020
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Phil S
1 contribution
Feb 2021 • Family
Ghost town. We felt like the last humans on earth. Everything around us was a gated community so you can’t go too far on foot. Most of the city never recovered from the 2010 house issue as many most stores are vacant. The only good was the location to Hoover damn and other hiking locations (valley of fire). I won’t be returning.
Written February 23, 2021
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Geo G
Draper, UT527 contributions
Apr 2021
Nothing to do there during the week. Al al stores closed for good, casino closed for good, nobody at the lake. You are at the merci of a few restaurants. Don't know if it is true, but told the lake is filled with the treated water from the sewer districts and Vegas storm water.
Written April 5, 2021
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Captain Hook
Grimsby, UK469 contributions
Oct 2019
Went here eight years ago in the recession and nobody's about. Went there in November and bizarrely even though the houses in the resort had increased and were clearly lived in the place was still deserted. Sad really it is such a ghost town I don't know how it survives as a resort.
Written January 2, 2020
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clemmer
Las Vegas1 contribution
The Casino Montalago works with the Ritz Carlton to form a great new Casino with Shops,a Ritz Hotel all on the Lake Front with fantastic views. The lake is beautiful if the weather is comfortable. Overall the price is NOT cheap and the hotel is NOT close to anything other than Boulder City. The Las Vegas Strip is about 30 Minutes away. If you don't care about being close to the Las Vegas strip and want a real nice place to stay...then the Ritz Carlton is a great choice. The service, food, and amenities are all first class. Golfers will also enjoy the location as well --- the reflection bay course is located at Lake Las Vegas and is one of the best in Clark County.
Written July 26, 2004
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GoldenAgeGrandma
Roseville, CA69 contributions
Apr 2018 • Family
We arrived at around 2:30 to check in. My neice had called Wednesday to make the arrangements for two adjoing rooms over the bridge overlooking Las Vegas lake.
The bellhops unloaded our luggage as we went to check in. The nightmare started there from rude front desk staff to rude PR people. They said our rooms were not ready which we understand as usually you can't check in until 3. Neice had ask for adjoing rooms when she had called in Wednesday. They told her call Thursday, she did everything they told her to do and each time a run around from we don't have adjoing room to you have to check in first. What happen to sure we will make sure we honor your request. It's not like we just walked off the street and demanded that.
We told Bellhop to hold our stuff as we could not check in.
We waited all most 3 1/2 hours to get into our rooms. We let them know we were not happy. The first of the PR people came over to talk to us and make excuses, and bought us a drink.
Other people who came in after us went to there rooms.
Around 4 they said our rooms were ready. Our adjoing rooms were 23 rooms apart. One overlooking the lake where you could watch the Bee Gees concert that was later and one clear on the opposite side facing the hot sun.
We did not have time to enjoy the pool area and relax after ALL the B S we got from the PR staff. Plus when we were unloading on the one of the PR guy after we were in our room, two of the PR women we standing out side the door listing. They about fell in the room when my sister opened the door. One room the AC worked in the room facing the hot sun it was not working. Before we went down to concert we called and told them. Came back 3 hours later still not fixed. Sent a nice maintenance man up and he had it fixed in 15 min.. in the other room the handles fell off when they went to turn them on for the tub. Back in our hot room the one sink stopper would not open.
It was a weekend of horrible errors. We ask for a late check out since we had lost 3 hours the day before and they said only until one. When we came back to our room to check out, the supervisor had locked us out of our room.
The PR staff sucks there, the rest of the people were wonderful.
The pool is really far away from our rooms and I have never seen or walked down such loooong hall ways. We heard other people complaining about it to. You would think they would of planned it better.
There is a lot more to the story, but will never stay there again. Can see why they only have a few stars on the reviews.
The bellhops unloaded our luggage as we went to check in. The nightmare started there from rude front desk staff to rude PR people. They said our rooms were not ready which we understand as usually you can't check in until 3. Neice had ask for adjoing rooms when she had called in Wednesday. They told her call Thursday, she did everything they told her to do and each time a run around from we don't have adjoing room to you have to check in first. What happen to sure we will make sure we honor your request. It's not like we just walked off the street and demanded that.
We told Bellhop to hold our stuff as we could not check in.
We waited all most 3 1/2 hours to get into our rooms. We let them know we were not happy. The first of the PR people came over to talk to us and make excuses, and bought us a drink.
Other people who came in after us went to there rooms.
Around 4 they said our rooms were ready. Our adjoing rooms were 23 rooms apart. One overlooking the lake where you could watch the Bee Gees concert that was later and one clear on the opposite side facing the hot sun.
We did not have time to enjoy the pool area and relax after ALL the B S we got from the PR staff. Plus when we were unloading on the one of the PR guy after we were in our room, two of the PR women we standing out side the door listing. They about fell in the room when my sister opened the door. One room the AC worked in the room facing the hot sun it was not working. Before we went down to concert we called and told them. Came back 3 hours later still not fixed. Sent a nice maintenance man up and he had it fixed in 15 min.. in the other room the handles fell off when they went to turn them on for the tub. Back in our hot room the one sink stopper would not open.
It was a weekend of horrible errors. We ask for a late check out since we had lost 3 hours the day before and they said only until one. When we came back to our room to check out, the supervisor had locked us out of our room.
The PR staff sucks there, the rest of the people were wonderful.
The pool is really far away from our rooms and I have never seen or walked down such loooong hall ways. We heard other people complaining about it to. You would think they would of planned it better.
There is a lot more to the story, but will never stay there again. Can see why they only have a few stars on the reviews.
Written April 30, 2018
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anagorski
Henderson, NV897 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
Unfortunately a failed lake community that never recovered fully from the real estate fall. Too remote from the strip and airport, yet not large enough to sustain businesses and restaurants long. Good place to hide out. Don’t know why the waters so dirty.
Written April 9, 2018
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Fountain Valley, CA2,337 contributions
May 2015 • Couples
Casino closed down. Most shops closed and vacant. Had a lobster pizza joint; coffee shop; Irish pub; Mexican restaurant; and a few other places open. Had paddle boats one could rent and take out on the lake. While it looks like a ghost town it may be rounding the bend of survival. Hear the HOA fees will give you a heart attack. Really needs an open Casino to make a comeback.
Written May 6, 2015
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John9876
London2 contributions
Visited here in early June and found that LLV was also pretty deserted. Not sure if this is due to teething problems or heat but most likely both. I stayed at the Hyatt which was very nice (the highlight being the dinner at the Japanese Sushi Restaurant - worth the trip even if staying on The Strip). I came here purely to play golf for a couple of days, on the cheap due to summer rates as even I think $200 plus for a round on these courses is obscene. For those of you interested, the back nine at The Falls is spectacular (the front nine is terribly boring), as are some of the holes at Reflection Bay.
From speaking with one of the cart girls, they are currently building a 3rd course, which will no doubt add to the attraction, but at this stage, the cost (I am travelling on GBP which eases the pain), the fact that they are determined to blast every hill into the ground to build more housing (Memo Developers: golfers hate having holes divided by McMansions) and the general Work In Progress state of the place is sure to keep LLV from developing as a popular destination for a long time. Re the development, we even saw evidence of detonations taking place that day - the forecaddie certainly said most locals had had enough of all the development.
From speaking with one of the cart girls, they are currently building a 3rd course, which will no doubt add to the attraction, but at this stage, the cost (I am travelling on GBP which eases the pain), the fact that they are determined to blast every hill into the ground to build more housing (Memo Developers: golfers hate having holes divided by McMansions) and the general Work In Progress state of the place is sure to keep LLV from developing as a popular destination for a long time. Re the development, we even saw evidence of detonations taking place that day - the forecaddie certainly said most locals had had enough of all the development.
Written August 22, 2006
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JohnnyM
Henderson, NV38 contributions
Jul 2020
Room was very nice and clean, food couldn't be delivered but you could pick up(Covid-19 understandable, masks in effect when walking around or not in pool)- food was good but not cheap even for breakfast. Staff friendly including security at the pool gate. Pool is great except to warm- this day was very hot. $29 resort fee was my only issue- gym closed, pool, you get wifi and parking is free to all the public in garage....Again my biggest complaint is $29 resort fee- don't forget to add it in. They should just up their room rate rather than you feeling like getting nickeled and dimed.... If someone sees this- include everything in your price.
Written July 15, 2020
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Where are areas to have a picnic at without staying at the resorts?
Written October 25, 2019
Yes. There is a grassy area with picnic tables located in the small village near the water.
Written October 25, 2019
Is there jet skis and if so what is the price?
Written July 27, 2019
There are picnic places near the wash and a few grassy places in the village.
Written June 25, 2019
me pudieran ayudar quiero saber si puedo llevar un caballo pars tomar fotos para unos 15 años
Written May 11, 2019
Yes!!! If your animal is a special care animal then ADA law permits the animal to be there. If you want to bring the animal(dog) then I would say yes but have all the materials needed for your animal. I.E. Food,Water,Poop Bags. You would not believe how many people forget these little things for their pets:)
Written November 5, 2018
how can I go lake las vegas from luxor hotel?
Written June 20, 2017
There is no bus route directly to Lake Las Vegas. Because of the distance; I honestly believe renting a car for a day would be cheaper than the taxi ride there. Quite a distance. Plus in the same day you can take a nice road tour of the lake and go to Hoover Dam.
Written June 20, 2017
Is there a casino, and if not how far for the closest one.
Written March 8, 2017
There was a casino at one time but it is now closed. However, we might want to google Proof Gaming Tavern as that is suppose to open soon, if not already.
There are several casinos in Henderson. The Fiesta (it has a hotel) is a fairly good size casinos (it's one of the Station casinos) and is about 15 minutes from Lake Las Vegas.
The Emerald, Rainbow, and El Dorado are all smaller but sometimes your odds of winning are better at the smaller casinos. The Rainbow is well-known for it's inexpensive yet very good food. All three of these are about 12-15 mins away and are close to the Fiesta so it would be easy to park and check out all 3 of the smaller casinos (you can walk from one to the other) and if you didn't like any of them you can drive about a mile or so to the Fiesta. At the point you would only be about 20 mins or so from the Strip via I-215. As a side note, there has been talk about having to pay for self-parking at the casinos on the Strip. Not sure which ones are imposing parking fees.
The Sunset (another Station casino) is located about 20 mins away from Lake Las Vegas and is one of the larger casinos. It's conveniently located by the Galleria Mall and a slew of restaurants.
Hope this info helps.
Have fun and remember what goes on in Vegas stays in Vegas.
Stacey and Tom
Written March 9, 2017
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