We chose this hotel for its closeness to the Freemont Street Experience, its new look and feel, and the special promotions that were happening that month. Very happy with the decision. We had to ask for the promotions that should have accompanied the booking. Apparently, it wasn't recorded anywhere. Luckily, I had a screen print of the deal to show... more

SOME of the rooms are actually "suite" sizes, but not all. I had a "Junior Suite" comped me for three nights. It was like an average-sized hotel room actually, and DID have a chair, and a little stool as well to sit on. The guard inside the lobby told me that I had the "middle" room, and that there were... more

We stayed in May at the Four Seasons which is pampering and 5 star for 4 days and then checked into the El Cabana on the Grand Opening.....I love this hotel....Gaughn hit the mark and I am going back in October and am staying at the El Cabana not the Four Seasons....It is old Vegas $$$$ and we LOVED it!... more

The Cabana Suites are NOT suites, unless there are some upgraded rooms from the one we stayed in. The pictures that you see advertised are pictures of the lobby, not of the rooms! We were very disappointed with the room. There was no blanket on the bed, just 2 thin sheets with no blanket or comforter in between. The room... more

Let me start by saying that Downtown Vegas and specifically the El Cortez are not for everyone (people into Bellagio-style pampering should stay at the Bellagio). But if you're into off-the-strip "old school" Vegas, then the El Cortez is for you. With two weeks of advance notice, we booked a junior suite at their brand new "Boutique Hotel" (The El... more

We stayed two nights at the new El Cortez Cabana Suites. I had a coupon deal, so it only cost us $22.50 per night. As you can see from the photos, the decorations are very art-deco - think Miami in the 1950's. The furnishings are all brand new and comfortable. The lobby is decorated nicely and there is a new... more

Even though it's one of my favorite places in Las Vegas, I was a little bit leery of staying in the 'Tez's new boutique hotel, since they're better known as a low-budget option for the more adventurous traveler, but I really couldn't have been more pleased. I stayed in a junior suite, which was on the small side but seemed... more

We were reffered to the El Cortez by locals on our last trip to Vegas. After researching, we booked at their updated El Cortez Cabana Suites which is across the street form the El Cortez Hotel and Casino. The property is very nice, art deco style with a Miami type of theme. The staff was great, they upgraded us for... more