Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel
A quiet, non-casino hotel beside the Convention Center with an acclaimed steakhouse and monorail access.
The verdict
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The Renaissance Las Vegas is a non-casino business hotel located next to the Las Vegas Convention Center and close to the monorail. Guests appreciate the calm atmosphere off the Strip, exceptionally polite staff, and upscale dining at Envy steakhouse. However, visitors frequently note that the rooms feel standard and boring compared to the stylish lobby, and some criticize the high incidental security deposit and amenity fees. 2173
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What travelers noticed
- Reviewers praise the on-site Envy restaurant for high-quality dishes like the lamb loin and perfectly cooked salmon. 83
- Service is consistently highlighted as friendly and polite, with engaging bellmen and helpful front desk staff. 61
- Bathrooms feature deep tubs with strong water pressure, and suites provide a quiet HVAC system away from the Strip noise. 8
- Conventioneers appreciate the location directly beside the Las Vegas Convention Center and just 100 yards from the monorail station. 6101
The catch
- While some guests found the concierge lounge breakfast satisfying with scrambled eggs, bacon, and fresh fruits, others felt the offerings were overly limited. 10
- Opinions on sleep quality diverge between travelers praising comfy Sealy Posturepedic beds and those reporting so-so mattresses with poor soundproofing. drawn from the full read
Who it's for
- — Convention attendees wanting quick monorail access
- — Travelers seeking a quiet stay without a casino
- — Steak and wine enthusiasts dining at Envy
Skip it if
- — You want to walk to main Strip attractions on foot
- — You dislike separate amenity fees and high security deposits
- — You expect quirky, exciting room decor
How to book
Score breakdown
How the 84/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
88Food
90Location
80- “Add to that the Monorail station, which gives access to the Las Vegas Strip, and this makes the perfect location for conventioneers.” 6
- “Our Bottom Line on the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel: We loved this hotel and would stay again for business or for fun. It's a terrific location near the Strip, but away from all of the crowds and craziness.” 1
Noise
90Room
85Service
85Bed & Sleep
86Value
82Where it is, how to reach it
Details checked 2026-09-10
Where it sits
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Stay value
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On par with what $ usually buys
Scores 2 points above the modest median of 82, across 404 hotels in the same bracket. In Las Vegas it sits 2 points above the local median of 82.
- This hotel
- 84
- Bracket median
- 82
- Index median
- 86
Based on 404 comparable hotels.
Which room to ask for
What reviewers say about where to sleep inside this building — by room number where one is named, and otherwise by floor, wing, aspect and position. Every line opens onto the quotes behind it.
- 2 mentions
No location within the hotel draws repeated complaints yet.
Where travelers agree — and don’t
The topics reviewers split on most. A wide bar means your experience depends on which room you get — or whose opinion you trust.
View the 44 things travelers said behind this verdict▾
Quotes run exactly as travelers wrote them — spelling and all. We trim for length, never for tidiness.
- “A nice armoire for clothes, flat screen tv and desk with a sleek chair for cranking out a little work.” 1
- “Suite 832 is spectacular! We'd never have expected this kind of an upgrade on a free award night.” 1
- “Thanks to Mr. Jones' Platinum status with Marriott, and a terrific staffer at the front desk, we were given Room 832 when our previously assigned room wasn't ready.” 1
- “Across basic guest rooms to deluxe VIP suites, you will enjoy unique purple and cream colored decor, and funky details and furniture.” 3
- “The furniture is dull (what is up with this chair?), though everything is clean and well-maintained.” 6
- “In the bedroom, we found a very comfy bed, with smooth, cool-to-the-touch fine cotton sheets.” 1
- “The Renaissance Las Vegas is near the Convention Center and the Monorail runs right by the front of the hotel. There are nice little design touches throughout the room.” 1
- “Grill 55 and ENVY Steakhouse have delicious dinners, and Sammy's harkens back to the days of the Rat Pack with specialized whiskey cocktails.” 3
- “Envy restaurant lamb loin was Michelin-star quality. Salmon was perfectly cooked.” 8
- “Some guests lament the cost of breakfast and Wi-Fi, but overall, most travelers applaud the staff at the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, the free parking and the well-maintained rooms.” 7
- “Paired with a glass of wine and a side of truffle fries, it was one of the best meals I've had in Las Vegas. Absolutely delicious --full of delicate flavors and not overly filling, but just the right amount.” 6
- “Renaissance's contemporary culture, high-quality restaurants and serene pool area sets it apart from other resorts.” 3
- “Besides that, there's a very good restaurant called Envy, which Wine Spectator magazine has consistently chosen as one of the best steakhouses in Vegas.” 6
- “I personally thought breakfast was fine, selection of 3 fresh fruits, breakfast sausage &/or bacon, scrambled eggs, decent salsa.” 10
- “The open lobby has lots of comfortable space to hang out, and a terrific bar/restaurant called Grill 55.” 1
- “The hotel restaurant, Envy, has its own reputation and it's a stellar one. Wine Spectator magazine has consistently awarded it an "Award of Excellence" for its staggering 1,500 wines housed in its cellar. The food is impressive as well.” 6
- “I booked a standard king but I got upgraded to a strip-view room. Their concierge lounge had limited offerings for breakfast; some Fairfield Inn's I have stayed at had better breakfast offerings than this lounge.” 10
- “Rooms sit away from the Strip, offering quiet near the Las Vegas Convention Center.” 8
- “King suite with a very quiet HVAC system.” 8
- “Bed was so-so, rooms were mostly quiet.” 10
- “Incidental charges: Hotel requires a credit or debit card for incidental charges. There was no soundproofing. and the security deposit was so high.” 2
- “Add to that the Monorail station, which gives access to the Las Vegas Strip, and this makes the perfect location for conventioneers.” 6
- “This Las Vegas hotel has a convenient location approximately a 25-minute walk from Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, while shopping venues like the five-block pedestrian covered mall "Fremont Street Experience" are about 4.9 km away.” 9
- “Nice location near the strip but not on it. No casino inside either.” 5
- “There are no attractions within reasonable walking distance (15 minutes in desert heat amidst heavy traffic is no fun, trust me), so you would need a car to get around.” 6
- “Our Bottom Line on the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel: We loved this hotel and would stay again for business or for fun. It's a terrific location near the Strip, but away from all of the crowds and craziness.” 1
- “Convenience is key with this hotel location; visitors attending an event at the Las Vegas Convention Center can access the venue and its parking by means of a short 0.5-mile walk.” 3
- “Only complaint I had was no ice on hand, one morning a wonderful lounge attendant was able to get a cup of ice to me in a minute, next day after 15 minutes (asking after each 5 minute period, yes I was timing) no ice, finally same helpful lounge attendant started work & ice was again pronto.” 10
- “Check-in and check-out were both fast and efficient.” 6
- “Very good city hotel. Close to restaurants, bars and public transportation. Fantastic service.” 3
- “No ice as well when I stayed but the lounge attendants were nice and worked hard to keep the lounge tidy.” 10
- “The staffing - from the front desk to the bar to the front door - is terrific.” 1
- “This property has been my go to location when in Vegas if available. Absolutely love it and the staff; never used the pool.” 10
- “The staff is very friendly and polite. The bellmen are engaging --they chatted me up a few times when I was waiting for a taxi or just hanging out in the lobby.” 6
- “Some guests lament the cost of breakfast and Wi-Fi, but overall, most travelers applaud the staff at the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, the free parking and the well-maintained rooms.” 7
- “Friendly service.Bar is awesome.” 3
- “The hotel seemed above average to me for service, but I would balk at paying the amenity fee since I dont drink coffee or cocktails.” 10
- “The ridiculous "amenity fee" makes this hotel a no-go for me.” 10
- “Incidental charges: Hotel requires a credit or debit card for incidental charges. There was no soundproofing. and the security deposit was so high.” 2
What we still don't know
What we can’t tell you yet, said plainly. These close as we read more coverage of this hotel.
- Nothing reliable said about room types.
- Nothing reliable said about floor level.
- Nothing reliable said about building or wing.
- Nothing reliable said about which side it faces.
- Nothing reliable said about view.
- Nothing reliable said about position on the floor.
- Noise rests on 3 sources — too thin to rely on.
- 6 sources carry no publication date, so we cannot tell how current they are.
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How much we read
Deep coverage · 46/100We read 10 sources for this property, and pulled 54 traveler insights worth knowing. Last checked 2026-09-11.
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- 5Thoughts on the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel?reddit.comForum thread2025-03-06Recent1 quote used
“Nice location near the strip but not on it. No casino inside either.”
Read originalreddit.com - 6Renaissance Las Vegas Hoteloyster.comReview site2024-07-04Ageing13 quotes used
“Add to that the Monorail station, which gives access to the Las Vegas Strip, and this makes the perfect location for conventioneers.”
Read originaloyster.com - 2Renaissance Las Vegas Hotelvegas.comReview site2024-01-05Ageing2 quotes used
“Incidental charges: Hotel requires a credit or debit card for incidental charges. There was no soundproofing. and the security deposit was so high.”
Read originalvegas.com - 1A Peek Inside the Renaissance Las Vegas Hoteltravelingwiththejones.comReview site2014-04-28Ageing9 quotes used
“A nice armoire for clothes, flat screen tv and desk with a sleek chair for cranking out a little work.”
Read originaltravelingwiththejones.com - 3Renaissance Las Vegas | 767 Reviewsonthestrip.comReview siteDate not stated7 quotes used
“Grill 55 and ENVY Steakhouse have delicious dinners, and Sammy's harkens back to the days of the Rat Pack with specialized whiskey cocktails.”
Read originalonthestrip.com - 4Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel - AARP Travel Centerexpedia-aarp.comReview siteDate not statedRead originalexpedia-aarp.com
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