South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa
9777 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV, United States
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About South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa
Discover essential information, amenities, and features of South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa, providing insights into what to expect during your stay. Information on this property was last updated on September 21, 2023.
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| To Downtown | 11.5 mi |
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| Rating | 8.7 |
| Nearest airport | Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl |
| Distance to airport | 5.3 mi |
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| Check-in time | 3:00 PM |
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| Check-out time | 12:00 PM |
| Internet | Internet |
| Payment & Cancellation | Policies vary by room type and provider. |
| Front desk number | +1 702 796 7111 |
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Reviews for South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa
Read firsthand reviews and testimonials from guests who have stayed at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa, providing insights into their experiences. Travelers have left 3,657 reviews of South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa to date. Review data was last updated on September 21, 2023.
Pros +
- Everything was clean and comfortable. (in 155 reviews)
- "Great staff, friendly and helpful." (in 143 reviews)
- "Good food , good atmosphere." (in 132 reviews)
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- "smoke in the Casino, very bad!" (in 71 reviews)
- "smoke in the Casino, very bad!" (in 64 reviews)
- too many smokers on the casino floor. (in 64 reviews)
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FAQs when booking at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa
Find answers to commonly asked questions regarding reservations, amenities, policies, and more when booking a stay at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa. FAQs were last updated on September 21, 2023.
How close is South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa to the nearest airport, Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport?
The distance between the closest airport, Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport, and South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa is 5.3 mi and the expected drive time is about 0h 10m. Your drive time between the two can vary based on the time of day and traffic trends of the area.
What is the best way for guests to get from Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport to South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa?
South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa has parking for hotel guests so for most visitors spending time in Las Vegas, renting a car for around $27/day may be the best option. This will give you the ability to get to and from Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport, and also give you the flexibility to get around the area. Many South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa guests take the airport shuttle from Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport back to the hotel because renting a car is not necessary for their stay in Las Vegas. Taking a taxi or rideshare service from the nearest airport, Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport, to your hotel is often the most cost effective transportation solution.
Is there a pool at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa?
Yes, South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa has a pool for hotel guests. Generally, hotel pools have opening and closing times so be sure to speak to the front desk before using the pool.
How close is South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa from the Las Vegas city center?
The center of South of The Strip, Las Vegas, is just 2.5 mi away from the front doors of South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa. You can find many fellow tourists at places such as Fountains of Bellagio, which you can get to from South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa using any means of transportation.
What is the South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa phone number?
The best way to contact South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa is by calling +1 702 796 7111.
Does South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa have Wi-Fi available?
Yes, South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.
Is there a gym or fitness center at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa?
Yes, there is a fitness center open to guests staying at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa.
What is the check-out time at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa?
12:00 PM. If you require a later check-out we advise discussing it with the front desk as soon as you’re able to. Check-in time is 3:00 PM.
How much does it cost to stay at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa, Las Vegas?
Usually South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa room prices are around $174/night, with the cheapest deals starting from $64/night. Prices vary based on many factors (e.g. dates, time of year, room type etc.) so use the form above to see deals for your intended stay.
Is there a restaurant at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa?
Yes, there is a restaurant on-site at South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa, Las Vegas. A bar is also available on-site.
Does South Point Hotel, Casino, And Spa have a laundry service?
This accommodation does offer laundry services. There is also an ironing board and iron in the accommodation.