Once you have been to las Vegas you will have a much better idea of were you want to stay and which hotels have the best dining and overall gambling plans. Cheap hotels can be found by checking when conventions are not in town, avoiding weekends, especially Saturday night and watching for package deals. If you plat the slots use the 1-800 to call your slot host and arrange for casino rate for your room.

Many hotels in Las Vegas offer room rates that will vary extensively depending on how many people are in town. A room that costs $100 per night, may only cost $75 in slow periods and over $200 when it is busy. If you are flexible about when you can go this is probably one of the best ways to find a cheap hotel in Las Vegas by avoiding the more popular times. Your slot host can help you with this or there are a number of web sites that will advise what conferences are in town and which ones to avoid if you want cheap rates for your stay in Las Vegas.

All hotels participate in changing their rates, however depending on what you are looking for you can find cheaper hotels as well with just a basic room. If you are only looking for a room to sleep and no amenities, rates as low as $60 can be found. This includes some of the better hotels along the strip, which is really were you want to be staying. Staying on the Las Vegas strip gives you access to all of the night life and you can stroll along the strip taking in all of the sites and sounds.

Tourists can find places that are off the strip which are cheaper. These hotels and motels have to compete more with the big name hotels and will offer cheap hotel rooms. The downside of these hotels and motels is that you will need a taxi or a car to get around to go to some of the places that want to see. Down town hotels are also cheap and you walk to most of the areas. Tourists can visit the Down town Fremont experience which is a nightly light show that all of the Fremont street hotels participate in.