We're Vegas locals, but we stayed at Sam's Town twice for our FACAI pageant events, and overall we…read morereally enjoyed our stay! We honestly didn't expect the rooms to be as comfortable as they were. They were cozy, clean, spacious, and definitely better than we expected. We loved the convenience of our room being near the elevators and fast food area, especially with kids. It made it so easy for them and our family to grab something to eat without having to go far. Checking in through the app, using the digital room keys, and having free valet were also huge pluses. We always tip our valet attendants, and the bell desk was very helpful getting all of our luggage and pageant stuff up to the room. Sam's Town Live was also a beautiful venue for our FACAI pageant. The stage was big, spacious, and looked amazing once everything was set up. Being able to stay at the same property where our event was held made everything so much easier with wardrobe changes, family, and all the pageant preparations. The atrium is still the classic Sam's Town atrium I remember, but it's beautiful as always. Sam's Town is doing a great job keeping the property clean and maintained while still keeping the charm of one of the original longtime Vegas properties. The reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because of my experience with the front desk. I happened to get the same representative both times I checked in for our events, and unfortunately, she didn't come across as very friendly. Both times I felt like she seemed annoyed while checking me in. On our second stay, I specifically requested a connecting room with my parents because my dad is starting to experience Alzheimer's symptoms and we need to be able to get to him quickly in case of an emergency. I was assured the rooms would be connecting, but when we got upstairs, they were only next door to each other and did not have a connecting door. Since I was there for an organization event and the bell desk had already brought all of our belongings upstairs, I didn't have time to go all the way back down and address it. Other than that experience, we really enjoyed our stays. The rooms were comfortable, everything was convenient, the valet and bell desk staff were helpful, and Sam's Town Live was a great venue. As locals, it's nice to see one of the longtime Vegas originals still being maintained and providing a comfortable experience. We would definitely stay again, especially for another event but we'll be back next year for the pageant!

Played bingo here after many years. It was nice that one of the bingo agents actually remembered…read moreme! I was pleasantly surprised that the cost to play here is much more reasonable. Didn't win anything but had fun

City Hall by definition is the Offices for the mayor or city chamber of governing Bodies. Although…read moreIT may not seem like anybody is presently residing in office. A good case is always heard. Especially when spoken in within a Great voice.

I went to Las Vegas City Hall this morning to see the joint exhibit by the Neon Museum and Cirque…read moredu Soleil. This was my first time in City Hall and I enjoyed my stay. The grand foyer is large and right as you come in the main entrance. The Cirque costume display will be ending on July 17th so I needed to get down there quickly before I missed it. Upon entering, there is a person who asks if you need directions and there's a guard at the desk. There is a metal detector to go through. The display is right there. During the year, several different art displays are there. I parked across Main Street in the City Hall garage. I used one of my parking apps to book the spot last ngiht., All I had to do was scan the QR code on my phone to get in and out. Very easy! However, if you wait and take a ticket there, the woman at the desk said they would validate it. If you want to save $10 that's the way to go. Before entering the building, I went to see the new statue dedicated to the Goodmans for the many years they both served as mayor of our city. The front is very inviting. The solar panels fit in with the glass exterior, and the panels create enough energy to light the building in the evening in various colors. A pleasant first visit to City Hall. I won't miss future exhibits there.

The city of Boulder! It's a beautiful spot!…read more So much fun, shall we just go and get lost! It's a mining town that grew into a beautiful little spot for all sorts of things! Are you looking to see real trees and real grass. You know real life! Let's plan a trip here ! They have a walking down town. We park, no problem right! The parking, "it's free." You can go into a real museum and it's free too. Now the monster museum is not free. But as you wander through the streets of downtown Boulder it's worthy! No casinos! No gambling! Just the best of gambling! All the luck if the past and it's preservation! Grab that one that's special and make it's a day! The twins loved the history too. Eat and be local! It's the best be a tourist in your own town.

What a quaint and wonderful town! Beautiful, rich with history, clean, and has a more quiet and…read moreslower paced feel. Really loved exploring and seeing all the bronze statues and reading about what each statue honored. Art murals and metal art gardens were plentiful too. The Historic Downtown area has darling boutique and souvenir shops, scrumptious cafes, and coffee shops. There's a small, nicely put together town museum that tells the story of the men and women who braved the desolation of the southern Nevada desert to build Hoover Dam and settle Boulder City, too. Definitely enjoyed our visit to Boulder City and highly recommend!

This is probably BC's biggest weekend event of the year. Art in the Park brings our community…read moretogether with artists from nearby and all over the country, as well as hundreds and hundreds of people looking to buy, or just admire the arts and crafts of the artisans on hand. I think this is my favorite of our annual events and that's saying a lot, because BC knows how to party.

This is my first year back at this annual craft/art fair out in Boulder City, NV since 2017…read more Oh my how it has grown since the last time I was here. This artsy affair now takes up four parks. More booths filled with all kinds of creative crafts. A long aisle of your favorite snack food awaits you plus if you need a drink, beer and cocktails can be purchased. This year the weather was perfect and so many people came out. I always make sure to look for my favorite artists and make a purchase from them. It's a great place to pick up early Christmas gifts for friends or family. In addition there is so much Halloween, Fall, Thanksgiving and Christmas decor to consider purchasing. Boulder City is easy to reach from the 11 freeway and takes you about 30-45 minutes to get to when you live in Las Vegas. Parking is on the street as I noticed they no longer seem to offer the shuttle service. A fun way to spend a Sunday Funday!

They do a great job bringing tourists in to the city that is home to Boulder dam and the train…read moremuseum. Lots of historic buildings and great places to eat

The Magic Kingdom is the Happiest Place on Earth. With the happiest hiking trails, lake, and…read moredowntown in Nevada, Boulder City is the Happiest Place in Nevada. In my eyes Boulder City is the Magic Kingdom of Nevada. Where Disney Land's mascot is a mouse, Boulder City's is a big horn sheep. This review talks about the different lands that are the components of the Magic Kingdom of Nevada that is Boulder City (abbreviated BC). Main Street USA BC features a central business district that was built with the principles of town planning. It features two Main Streets: Nevada Way & Arizona Street. When the founders built the town in the 30's, it was designed so residents would not want to leave to drink & gamble. In similar fashion to good town planning, there is abundant greenery. If you picture Washington D.C.; Boulder City Square & Wilbur Square are the Mall. The Bureau of Reclamation Building, sitting on a hill would be the Capitol. There is so much to see & do. This includes Coffee Cup, Boulder Bowl, antique shops, Boulder Theater, & the Historic Boulder Dam Hotel. Events are held throughout the year. Adventure Land BC is a land of adventure. Bootleg Canyon is world known for the highly acclaimed bike trails. From high above Bootleg Canyon, a popular adventure is ziplining down Red Mountain. For the hard core adventurists, Gold Strike Canyon is a place to play Indiana Jones while you climb ropes and slide down death slides on the way to the Colorado River. My favorite adventure is to hike up Red & Black Mountain to see awesome views of Vegas, Lake Mead, & Boulder City. Lake Mead National Recreation Area offers infinite adventures. Boulder City Stone Circle offers adventures for astronomers. In 2005 Pluto was observed from this spot. And If your a golfer, the three golf courses offer adventures in golf. Frontier Land What a dam frontier BC is. In the 30's it was the hub for building Hoover Dam. With the electricity generation Hoover Dam accelerated the settlement of the southwest. The Historic Southern Nevada Railroad played a major role. Today people could ride in a Historic Nevada Railroad train on weekends in addition to experiencing the Southern Nevada Railroad Museum. Recently when the Memorial Bridge opened, it expanded the Las Vegas frontier into northern Arizona. There is discussion of major developments being built along US 93. At a higher elevation from Hoover Dam, the Frontier Land landmark would be Red & Black Mountain. Instead of a railroad, it is a hiking trail. Fantasy Land When I drive US 93 into BC, I am on the Journey to Imagination. BC is a place where fantasy comes true. It is a Fantasy Land where the dream of walking through 5 tunnels to one of the Wonders of the World comes true. It is a Fantasy Land where the pixie dust of the Hoover Dam created an inland sea known as Lake Mead. On this sea recreationists could ride in water craft or enjoy a boat tour. It is a Fantasy Land where the dream of sharing a picnic with big horn sheep comes true. And it is a fantasy land where people could share solitary moments in a valley with teddy bear cholla. At night I have lived my fantasies of walking on a dark River Mountains Loop Trail under the stars without the fear of getting jumped. It is a fantasy come true that brings me to Boulder City for night walks. Tomorrow Land BC is the city of tomorrow. It is a city designed with progressive zoning. The City Code of BC limits development to 120 single or multi-family residential permits per year. Voter approval is mandatory for the approval of city land an acre or more. It is a Tomorrow Land where power centers and sprawl are not in the horizon. BC is a Tomorrow Land that will include the Bypass of the Future I-11. It is a Tomorrow Land where people will be closer to nature than to space. At 202.7 square miles, BC has sufficient room to grow. Fast Pass to Bypass Line of Traffic In BC, people line up in cars. US 93 is known for its traffic headache. To bypass the gridlock on US 93 and Buchanan Boulevard, Lake Mead and Hoover Dam bound motorists use the fast pass to bypass a line of traffic. Here it is: At the first traffic signal on US 93 at the end of the freeway; turn right on Veterans Memorial Drive. At the traffic signal, turn left on Adams Blvd. At the 4-way stop, turn left on Buchanan Blvd. This ought to bypass the gridlock. Admission Boulder City is a public city. Admission is free. However if you drive a few miles above the speed limit, there will be a steep admission to enter the Magic Kingdom of Nevada. **Review 76 of The Daniel S. Yelp 100 Challenge.**

Excellent food and service. Great atmosphere…read more We had fun in Boulder City and this place definitely added to the enjoyment and ambience. The food is really good here. Great portions on the burgers and salads.

Very quaint place full bar got the ribeye steak sandwich with french fries services awesome food is…read moregreat ambience is like just American 1930 style food was good french fries are good.

I always park my car in the Water Street Parking Garage when I'm on Water Street. There's always…read morecops around here, so your car will be protected around the clock. Conveniently located across from city hall and the America First Center and next to the courthouse. Very nice considering it's free. One of the perks of life in Henderson.

What a fun, little festival! It's free admission, which is nice. It's also dog & family friendly…read more Most everyone was dressed in their best green outfits & very merry! There were plenty of retail booths & food truck type food & drinks. They also had a carnival-type place in the back with games & rides, but it was too crowded, so, I didn't experience that. There were plenty of space with places to sit & eat and plenty of porta-potties for everyone. Overall, it was a fun little excursion for us!

Went here this past weekend and it was a great time! lots of cool things to see and do here on…read morewater street. Started the morning with some kick-ass Danish and coffee from Flemming's Bakery, grabbed a spot on the curb and watched the parade go by... Politicians, pageant winners, local businesses and organizations, FOX 5 News Team, car clubs, high schools, dance troops, and even characters from Star Wars! Something for everyone, and great fun for the family....ALOHA!!!