Las Vegas Hotel - Sahara

The Sahara is one of the last of the hotels from the Rat Pack days. The rooms are comfortable and reasonably priced and a number of restaurants, bars and lounges provide entertainment.

The resort may have traded its understated Rat Pack charm for fanciful Moroccan splendor, but the hotel's innate elegance holds fast.

Tall, colorful towers announce this venerable resort, featured prominently in the classic film "Ocean's 11." Upon entering, the hotel continues to please. 1,720 rooms provide maximum comfort at comfortable prices. A number of restaurants, including Sahara Steakhouse, Paco's Bar and Grill and the mammoth NASCAR Cafe, serve hungry visitors by the truckload. Several bars and lounges, including the venerable Casbar Lounge, provide a warmrespite from the bustling casino.

And there's much more to see and enjoy. Magician Steve Wyrick dazzles and amazes in the Sahara Theater six nights a week. The Las Vegas Cyber Speedway puts you behind the wheel of an Indy race car in a stunning virtual-reality sprint. A unique roller coaster, Speed: The Ride, hurtles you through a 72-foot loop at 70 mph, shoots you through the Sahara's marquee to the top of a 224-foot tower, then repeats the process -- backward.

It may have grown in size and scope, but the Sahara still embraces the Vegas myth. Classic Vegas lives at the Sahara -- why don't you come live with it for a spell?

FEATURES:

• · Number of rooms: 1,720 newly remodeled guest rooms and suites.
• · Average room rates: $48-$105. Room rates can fluctuate widely and change without notice.
• · Casino: Yes, 85,000 sq. ft. Casino games include$1 Blackjack,21 Madness, 3-Way Action,21st Century Blackjack,Craps,Keno,Pai Gow Poker,Poker andRoulette.Slots including Monopoly, Wheel of Fortune, Slotopoly, and Megabucks.
• · Race & sports book: Yes,.
• · Restaurants: For a complete list of dining options in the Sahara, . There is also the Thirsty Camel Bar and Bogie's Bar.
• · Entertainment: Sahara "Speed World" featuring Indy car virtual reality racing, Speed: The Ride, the Sahara Theater - a 950-seat home to magician Steve Wyrick and the Casbar Lounge has live entertainment nightly., for a schedule of this week's entertainment.
• · Pool: Yes,.
• · Health Club: No.
• · Spa: No.
• · Shops: Hotel gift shop.
• · Wedding Chapel: No.
• · Parking Garage: Yes.
• · Convention rooms: No.
• · Business Center: Yes.
• · In-room computer data port: Yes.
• · Wheelchair accessible rooms: Yes.
• · RV park: No.
• · Children allowed in hotel: Yes. No one under the age of 21 is allowed in Las Vegas casinos.
• · Child care facilities: No.
• · Pets allowed: No.
• · Room service: Yes.
• · Shuttle Service: No.
• · Amenities: Video arcade, hair dryers and irons in rooms, Certified Airline Passenger Service (guests of the Sahara can check-in their luggage for the return flight at the hotel).
• · Interesting facts about: The hotel offers special "retro" suites, which are decorated in true Rat Pack style. Some of the hotel's suites feature balconies, offering a spot to sit outside and take in the view a rarity for most Vegas hotels. The Sahara is the only Rat Pack-era hotel still open for business.

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