The Orleans is a practical hotel to compare when the arena, bowling or another event at the property is the main reason for your Las Vegas visit. It offers conventional rooms and larger suites west of the Strip, with a seasonal pool and entertainment on site. The compromise is location: a lower room total needs to be weighed against transport for any Strip plans.
Who should book The Orleans?
Choose The Orleans for an event-centered trip when staying in the same complex solves a real travel problem. Compare a Strip base if the arena is only one stop among many. Check the room category, internet offering and mandatory charge before judging the value.
Location: West Tropicana Avenue
The Orleans is on West Tropicana Avenue, away from the Las Vegas Boulevard resort corridor. It is not interchangeable with a South Strip hotel simply because both appear near the bottom of a broad tourist map.
For an Orleans Arena event, the complex itself is the first option worth checking. For a trip with just one arena evening, compare the benefit of that return route with the journeys needed on the other days.
Our Orleans Arena hotel guide focuses on that decision. The off-Strip hotel guide provides alternatives elsewhere in the valley, while the where-to-stay guide helps keep the full itinerary in view.
Rooms: Deluxe, Premium and named views
The official room menu includes Deluxe and Premium king and two-queen categories, plus rooms with a specified Strip view. These are separate booking choices, even when a listing presents them together under a general room tab.
Choose the bed arrangement and category before paying for the outlook. A distant skyline view is different from the location benefit of staying on the Strip itself. If the trip is mainly about sleeping after an event, another category at a lower complete price may be the more useful purchase.
| What matters | The detail to reserve or confirm |
|---|---|
| Separate beds | A two-queen category for the actual party size |
| A particular room finish | The named Deluxe or Premium product offered |
| Strip outlook | A category that explicitly includes the view |
| Separate bedroom | The floor plan of a named suite |
| Accessible features | The exact accessible category and bathroom setup |
Check whether each amenity shown in the gallery belongs to the returned category. A living room from an Executive Suite should not be used to judge the space in a conventional king room.
Suites and group arrangements
The Orleans markets one-bedroom Executive Suites and two-bedroom Louisiana Suites, including named view variations. Those can be useful for a group needing a gathering space or privacy, but bedding and approved occupancy still need to be checked for the exact product.
A second bedroom can solve a different problem from adding a rollaway request. For travelers attending a multiday event, consider who needs to sleep while others are still using the living area.
Use our group-suite guide and room-type guide. If several separate rooms are needed, our room-block guide explains why a group arrangement deserves its own written conditions.
Arena, showroom and other entertainment
The Orleans’ official entertainment information distinguishes Orleans Arena, Orleans Showroom and other venues within the property. Make sure the ticketed event is at the venue you have planned around; a familiar hotel name does not identify the exact entrance.
Staying at the complex can remove a separate hotel-to-venue vehicle journey. It does not eliminate the route from your room or event security. Ask about the appropriate entrance and any accessible route needed by the party.
Bowling and other activities can make a resort stay more useful between event sessions. Check operating conditions, reservations and admission separately. A hotel booking does not automatically include every entertainment purchase.
Pool and fitness facilities
The room information lists a seasonal pool and fitness access among the amenities associated with the resort charge. If swimming is important, confirm the actual pool schedule and any maintenance notice before booking.
Reserved seating, cabanas and other extras may have different conditions from ordinary guest access. A summer pool image should not be treated as a promise of an identical winter experience.
Compare our pool hotel guide if leisure facilities matter more than being at The Orleans itself. Another hotel can be the better fit even when its nightly accommodation price is higher.
Internet: a detail worth checking for a work trip
The official room page distinguishes basic internet included with the resort charge from an upgraded connection. That distinction matters for anyone expecting to work, join video meetings or upload large files from the room.
Ask what connection is included in the actual rate, what an upgrade costs and how support works. A published speed label is not a guarantee of the performance your particular meeting requires.
For a work-focused visit, compare our business hotel guide instead of choosing solely on a broad free-Wi-Fi filter.
Resort charge, parking and total value
The Orleans’ room page lists self-parking, valet and seasonal pool access among the resort-fee inclusions. Count that charge in the total rather than treating the listed amenities as proof of a fee-free stay.
Add taxes, occupancy-related costs, any internet upgrade and transport to the rest of the trip. Read cancellation terms for your offer, particularly when an event date might change.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability. Compare Palms or Rio for other western off-Strip bases. Neither provides the same location advantage for an event within The Orleans complex.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Hotel in the same complex as Orleans Arena
- Conventional rooms and named larger suite layouts
Cons
- Off-Strip address requires transport for boulevard plans
- Basic and upgraded internet are different offerings
FAQ
Is The Orleans on the Strip?
No. It is on West Tropicana Avenue. Include separate transport when comparing a stay built around Strip activities.
Are Orleans Arena and Orleans Showroom the same venue?
No. Confirm the venue on the ticket and the entrance instructions before planning the route from your hotel room.
Does every suite have two bedrooms?
No. The official menu distinguishes one-bedroom Executive and two-bedroom Louisiana products. Reserve the actual configuration needed by the party.
Is parking separate from the resort fee?
The official room page lists self-parking and valet among the resort-fee inclusions. Check the complete terms of the offer returned for your dates.
Sources: rooms and fee inclusions, official entertainment venues and Orleans Arena.
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Photo credits
- Photo: Property gallery on Booking.com.
