California Hotel
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By Jeremy Koering
Updated November 29, 2023
Weeknight Rate
From $45
Resort Fee
$28.00/night
Valet
Parking
Free for hotel guests • $8-$13
Description
The California Hotel in Downtown Vegas offers a budget-friendly option for travelers looking for decent quality and amenities at rates starting from just $55 per night. While it may not be luxurious, it provides a convenient location just one block away from the iconic Fremont Street Experience and a stone’s throw away from the fascinating Mob Museum.
With three diverse dining options, friendly staff, and a laid-back atmosphere at their bars, the California Hotel ensures you’ll have a satisfying stay. With comfortable accommodations and nearby attractions, the California Hotel is a solid choice for budget-conscious travelers in search of convenience.
Guides & Comparisons
Restaurants & Bars
Aloha Specialties
- Hawaiian
Cal Sports Lounge
- Casino Bar
- Sports Bar
Holo Holo The Happy Bar
- Casino Bar
Market Street Cafe
- Cafe
Redwood Steakhouse
- Steakhouse
Reviews
Here’s what users have said about the California Hotel:
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I had a wonderful experience at this location. The atmosphere had a friendly island feel that made me feel right at home. However, I did find that the attendants for the slot machines were a bit too pushy when monitoring your winnings. It seemed like they adjusted the machines to ensure that you would end up losing. Despite this, I still had a great overall experience.
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We were thrilled with the place, especially given the price we paid. It was a pleasant surprise. The only downside was that the pool was still closed, but we understood given the current circumstances. Overall, we were very happy with our experience.
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I asked the front desk about the pool’s location only to find out it was closed due to a leak until 6/22/23. This isn’t the first time I’ve heard this excuse. The saimin noodles at the Market Cafe were undercooked, and my brother-in-law had the same experience. The shower ceiling was peeling, and the AC wasn’t functioning properly. If the Cal wants to attract local visitors, they need to step up their game instead of relying on our loyalty. It’s quite disappointing, to say the least.