Which US city has the greatest number of hotel rooms?
Correct answer: Las Vegas, NV
Suzy Z
~(DragonReborn)~,
Google says NYC has 107,000 and LV has 160,000
3/5 Black Knight
Fremont Street Experience
Stonewall
I believe I'll mosey out that way myself
Player #Mysterious
I've been going to Vegas for almost 20 years. The casino gambling has gone down some, because of gambling is now available on the internets and anyone can gamble from anywhere as long as you have internet connection. Now the Strip will always be packed with tourists, and Paradise, the rest of Las Vegas continues to grow every year as more and more people move there.
lmdmd
I've always said I wanted to visit Las Vegas, maybe I actually will.
Player #19472386
A cool place to visit for a variety of activities.
pj davis
what you might contract in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas.. on the other hand, I do love Vegas
chula1968
Been to Las Vegas it's so beautiful at night and the hotels are fantastic hope to go back soon.
LittleTragedy7
we stayed in a motel for $10 a night and meals started at $1.99 to 4.99 that was early 1980's. love Vegas only place I ever win.
Shabazz
Player #433718, Its ok if u like to party..party... crowded...very busy...
Fireball
This one is obvious, but also good to know…
Cammy
I graduated from UNLV, University of Nevada Las Vegas, in 2004. Go Rebels!
Victoria
Stonewall, I stayed there for a few nights and days for a vacation one year and it surprisingly was a wonderful place to visit, the people were very friendly, nice, the prices were affordable, some of the best restaurants food there was delicious!,i would recommend it to everyone,for a fun place to vacation..
Christian
Vegas actually was a better place when the mob ran the casinos. Corporate entities don’t really understand or value hospitality like they should because they are always so concerned with the bottom line.
Buglet
Went to Vegas in 80's & 90's. Stayed @ The Dunes, The Sands, The Flamingo, etc....all the hotels/casinos with a lot of history. Magical. So sad all have been destroyed.
Those places were what made Las Vegas so famous (or infamous).
Thunderduck
Remember driving to Las Vegas after the sunset. Saw the glow on the horizon and thought "Almost there," Then saw the sign that said Las Vegas 90 miles... What a dark and empty state. The stargazer in me loved it though...
Player #2993414
Player #16531942, was there, never to return
NautiNurse
DiabolicalJoker25653, sorry dude. You're wrong. I live in Vegas. The strip is in an unincorporated part of Clark County not in Vegas.
Player #6205475
no way
Player #7974675
catman69, yes las Vegas is a city ,you mean old town vegas or Fremont and the strip are all one l lived there for 19 years is the best place for everyone except if you don't gamble.
orderofjames
Furious Kangaroo, Google wouldn't lie to me.
PixyStix
johnnyzoom7, 😑
yoginiasana
Furious Kangaroo, butwow
Suekirider
When I stayed in LV back in the 80's, Ceasars Palace charged us between $80-$100 per night. When I went back in 2000, stayed at the Mandalay Bay for $200 per night
we did get comped by the hotel staff, for the room and that was 19 years ago.
LittleTragedy7
~(DragonReborn)~, I believe it because we want to NYC but took Metra in and used subway to get where we wanted to go . Cost to park is to high.
JayGeiser
~(DragonReborn)~, maybe more apts, not hotel rooms though.
Arizona Tom
sharonski, part of the Strip is in Winchester, NV as well.
Rebecca
This is hard because I live in the UK
catman69
DiabolicalJoker25653, the strip is not even in the city of las vegas
flovell1991
DiabolicalJoker25653, no it doesnt