I needed a place for a short stay and I was a bit skeptic because of the misleading rate on booking, but I had a great stay. Got super late and they gave me the all the instructions on how to get in and everything. It’s probably the only hostel in Vegas that provides free breakfast (which had a great variety for a free hostel breakfast, with juice and fresh fruits). All the staff was super friendly and helpful all the time. Deuce bus stop it’s just a few steps away. About the area, it’s a bit weird and there are some homeless - but it’s nothing compared to the area where I live in Toronto where I see a waaay more of them (I understand it can be weird for someone who’s not used to see them). I would definitely stay there again!

Nothing really bothered me.

The hostel is one of the most affordable place to stay in Las Vegas. It’s located a little further away from the Strip, however, due to fairly good public transportation in Las Vegas, it’s easy to get to the more central places within a short period of time. A decent breakfast is included in the price as well. The staff at the hostel is friendly and pretty chill. In general, the hostel has a pretty calm and relaxed vibe. Furthermore, they offer a lot of group activities, and the common areas make social interactions with other travelers easy.

The beds are a little uncomfortable and move a lot when climbing the ladders.

I love this place, I've stayed there twice and would again. It's busy, lively, can be loud, lots of bright lights, you're in a dorm with other people in metal bunk beds with adequate mattresses, the free breakfast is quite good and generous, the showers and bathroom and rooms are clean, there's free coffee all day, you can cook in the equipped kitchen (wash your dishes!), store stuff for free in the closet for a few hours even after you check out. Perfect for adventurous travelers on a budget, for out-of-towners only, for people who enjoy or at least don't mind a lot of stimulus.

The communication from Sin City Hostel was of a very high quality, and they were very helpful in understanding my delayed arrival. The information provided beforehand as well as in enjoying local tourist attractions and where to get food from on a budget was greatly appreciated. The location was perfect and was within walking distance of the main Las Vegas strip and Freemont Street. The free breakfast that was provided was excellent, and the facilities were great and the hostel is very clean, and you feel very safe there. I enjoyed the barbecue that was provided as well, and Diego and his colleagues are very friendly and welcoming, and I would prefer to stay here again over a hotel.

On my arrival which was in the early hours of the morning due to my delayed connecting flight from the UK one of the volunteer staff (French girl) was very hostile to me when I asked if I was at the right hotel and showed proof of my booking. However her friend who was also a volunteer member of staff was very helpful indeed and showed me where my room was.

Loved that the people at the hostel were actual travelers, which gave me an opportunity to meet new people and travel vegas together with

Like any hostel experience it's always a roll of the dice with the people in your dorm room. Unfortunately there was a bunch of sick people 😕 making my first night in Vegas horrible 😞 As I was just looking for a place to crash before checking into my resort hotel on the strip. Super annoying. It's not the hostels fault. It's the travelers who refuse to treat their cough and flu by medication and by covering their mouths instead of mindlessly hacking away

Breakfast was good. There was a nice protein option.

I didn't like that hostel roommates kept opening the door of the room to the outside.

You can't find anything better for this cheap price in town. The accomodation is comfortable, the common spaces are good, the area is quiet but perfectly in the city center (between the beginning of the Strip and the old downtown), the breakfast is simple but quite healthy (there's fruit) and very effective. The staff is kind and easygoing, they will help you whenever needed and guide you trough the city's offers (thanks to the hostel staff you will have the chance to go to the nightclubs for free, for instance). The atmosphere is chill and there's a nice solo traveller vibe with many opportunities for socialising. I really enjoyed my time there and I would definitely come back, if I were in town

Diego & the team was super nice & courteous to the guests. When I arrived, they were having a Friday BBQ party, pretty cool it was - music, games, drinks, food & socializing with fellow mates. You've the personal lock codes of the main gate & then again of your dorm - all top notch Bathroom was spic & span, kitchen is fully equipped, they even have a washing machine for the laundry. Free breakfast is a nice gesture too- eggs, toast, juice, bananas - all above & beyond Will definitely recommend to other fellow traveller's

None at all. Keep up the good work

manager and staff very lovely, interesting hostel-motel experience, fabulous murals I would say that is an attraction worth seeing. Can be excellent under the right vibes, however it attracts stingy soulless npcs only interested in the WIFI and the free food and never heard of socializing, what a sad presumptuous individual can you be? Instead I expected to meet like-minded people and could offer anyone a tasty mouth-watering juicy ketchup turkey meatloaf dish on LAS VEGAS BLVD if you were getting peckish, which was my favourite American meal in Vegas, I would pay that for you at my expense if you needed freebies but none of these travelers were interested in joining for fun, what is the point of staying at hostels these days? Life is too short to save a couple of dimes, if I come back to wonderful Vegas I will be staying at the big hotels again.

it was fine for one night, however if I stayed longer it would be grueling, see above for explanation

I had a long layover for a flight for the next day and why I chose the hostel. Loved that the six person female dorm was large, with plenty of space. I had the entire room to myself and was very comfortable. The bed was cozy and due to the cooler weather in Vegas, the heater worked great and the room stayed warm. The bathroom was quite large and clean. There is a large desk in the room and the door is a numbered security lock. The breakfast was more continental style (juice, coffee, yogurt, fruit, muffins etc.,) which was a nice start for the day. The main bus transit station gor a bus to the airport #108 or #109) was about a 10 minute walk from the hostel . The staff were very friendly and helpful. A few food places around with a 7'Eleven up the street. It's a bit far from the big casinos action but very close to Fremont Street. Overall, a wonderful place for my quick overnighter in Vegas. I would definitely stay again! Affordable and comfortable.

Privacy curtains would be fantastic to have for each bed.