Car Rental Las Vegas Airport (LAS)

Parking In Las Vegas

• You’ll find paid parking at many of the hotels and casinos. Private parking is usually included in your stay.
• City Center Garage (89101) is partly covered and located near City Hall and S Las Vegas Boulevard. Choose from 564 spaces and payment options including mobile phone.
• Four Queens Hotel and Casino (89101) has 790 spaces, ideal if you’re heading to a show at the Las Vegas Events Center. Valet parking and pay on exit are both available.

Key Roads in Las Vegas

• Interstate 15 (I-15), takes you west to pass through the stunning Red Rock National Park. Visit this enchanting expanse on your way to the sun swept beaches of California.
• Interstate 11 (I-11) runs through Las Vegas, heading eastwards towards the Grand Canyon National Park.

How To Get From Las Vegas McCarran International Airport To Downtown Las Vegas

1. Leave the Rent-a-Car Center and turn left at Gilespie Street.
2. Take a left on to Hidden Well Road and use the right lane to merge on to the I-15 from the North slip road.
3. Continue on the I-15 North until exit 42B. Use the right 2 lanes to take the exit for I-515 S/US-93 S/US-95 S towards Phoenix and Downtown Las Vegas.
4. Take Exit 75A for Las Vegas Boulevard, keep right at the fork and follow signs for Downtown.

How To Get From Las Vegas To The Grand Canyon

The I-11 South will take you towards Hoover Dam. Join the US-93 to visit this iconic feat of engineering. Continuing along the US-93 will bring you to the western end of the Grand Canyon in Grand Canyon National Park within two hours.

Where To Stay In Las Vegas

Caesar’s Palace

3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to upmarket casino resorts and five-star hotels in Las Vegas, but Caesar’s Palace is perhaps the most iconic. Instantly recognizable in the Las Vegas skyline, the vast hotel is styled to resemble architecture from the heyday of the Roman Empire. Stunning facilities are only matched by the vast Colosseum theatre, where you’ll be able to catch shows from global stars.  

Circus Circus

2880 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Featuring a famous indoor rollercoaster named ‘El Loco’ at the venue’s very own Adventuredrome amusement park, Circus Circus is a hotel and casino featuring the world’s largest permanent circus. Stay here for high-end entertainment including trapeze acts and carnival games.

Bellagio Hotel

3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

This 4-star hotel and casino is most famous for the stunning synchronized water fountain displays, which occur every half an hour, in the 8-acre lake between the hotel and the strip. Dine at over ten world-class restaurants after relaxing at the pool, casino or on-site entertainment then enjoy your luxurious room.

Where To Eat And Drink In Las Vegas

Kabuto

5040 W Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Sushi fans can dine on delicious sashimi and other sumptuous seafood morsels at this quality edomae-style Japanese restaurant. Inspired by the roadside cafes of Tokyo Harbor, Kabuto infuses traditional sushi practices with a fine-dining experience. Try one of the seasonal platters for an incredible selection of sashimi, grill and nigiri dishes.

Bonito Michoacán

3715 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89103

Traditional Mexican cooking is the star of the show at Bonito Michoacán, a family-run establishment in Downtown and a great place to start your day with a hearty breakfast of huevos rancheros. Away from the fine dining of Vegas’ Strip, you’ll find delicious meals and plenty of flavor at this popular joint.

Ferraro’s Restaurant & Wine Bar

 4480 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169

Ferraro’s brings the tastes of southern Italy to Las Vegas’ Strip. Sample homemade classics including fresh pasta dishes, marinara meatballs and fresh bread. With three decades in the business, this family-run spot is a firm fixture and beloved favorite of the Vegas food scene.

What To See And Do In Las Vegas

Take to the Strip

Las Vegas Strip

The Strip is where you’ll find iconic casinos, rides and hotels like the fantasy-inspired Excalibur and the ancient Egyptian-themed Luxor Hotel & Casino. It’s a neon wonderland, packed with places to see, eat, stay and try your luck.

Grand Canyon National Park

Explore the scenery of the Nevada desert in your rental car. One of the world’s most impressive natural wonders, this mighty canyon has been carved by the tumultuous waters of the Colorado River, charting a course through red rock for millennia. At its most breathtaking, the Canyon is 277 miles long, 18 miles wide and almost a mile deep.

Explore the Mojave Desert

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

Drive among towering rock formations and dusty plateaus in the Red Rock National Park. Bordering Las Vegas, this parkland is home to impressive natural sandstone monuments, created by the elements over centuries. It’s also famous for Death Valley and its many Joshua trees.