Bungalows Hostel

Okay here is the deal !! I am reading reviews that sound like snot nose kids who have no idea what they rented. As a world traveler I understand the word H-O-S-T-E-L and these entitled reviewers are all wrong that down this place. Here is the real about this spot. 1. This is the lowest priced opportunity for those visiting Vegas 2. This is a shared living environment (Like OMG really!?? ) yeah really ! If you want privacy pay 35 dollars more a night elsewhere 🙄 3. This place has the friendliest staff I have ever encountered in a Hostel stay ( Try Germany and see what I mean 😱😂 ) they even allow you to stay on property till 9pm the day of check out giving you an opportunity to get your next steps put together. 4. There is a great kitchen and community center with many refrigerators to use. No one bothers your stuff as there are cameras everywhere.The TV room usually has a great movie on and good people to watch with. 5. As if you need any more reasons it is simple, if your on a budget and looking for a safe and chill place to stay it is here if you keep an open mind. This is my go to spot in Vegas as I tried all the others and for price and what you get Bungalow Hostel is your choice. I promise if you try it once you will understand 1 through 4 😉 Truth 🙌

Review: Bungalow Hostel, Las Vegas If you’re traveling on a low budget, the Bungalow Hostel in Las Vegas is definitely one of the cheapest places you can stay. For that reason alone, it can be a good option if you’re trying to save money. That said, there are some important things to be aware of. The neighborhood isn’t the best and it’s quite a walk from both Downtown (about 30 minutes) and the Strip (around 60 minutes on foot). Luckily, there’s a bus nearby that gets you to the Strip relatively quickly and with a decent connection. The facilities, especially the bathrooms, leave a lot to be desired. The showers didn’t look very clean, and I even saw cockroaches in the bathroom. The hostel is also located right next to a strip club, which plays loud music in the evenings, so if you’re a light sleeper, that might be an issue. On the positive side, the staff at the hostel are friendly and helpful, and they do their best to assist you with whatever you need. Most of the guests staying here seemed to be street musicians, surviving off what they earn while performing. While I personally didn’t feel too uncomfortable, I wouldn’t recommend walking around the area at night, especially if you’re not used to rougher neighborhoods. I’m a 21-year-old guy and felt okay, but it’s definitely something to keep in mind. Overall: good for the price, but only if you’re okay with compromising on comfort and safety.

Here’s your Google review translated into clear and direct English, while maintaining your emotional tone and key details: ⸻ I can only warn others about this hostel. Online it says $23 per night. I booked two nights and ended up being charged $96 due to hidden taxes and a non-refundable deposit fee. This kind of shady pricing is disgraceful and feels like the owner is taking advantage of the poorest travelers and even locals with an intentionally misleading scheme. Beyond the pricing scam, I also can’t recommend this place as a hostel where you’d want to stay and meet new people. It’s located in a very sketchy area between the Strip and Downtown. I was traveling alone and honestly wouldn’t do it again — the area feels unsafe, especially in the early morning, evening, or at night. There’s a real sense of danger. The rooms were dirty, and I ended up sleeping with my backpack in bed out of fear of getting robbed. Ten years ago, I stayed at Sin City Hostel and had a much better experience — the staff was way more friendly, and the neighborhood didn’t feel nearly as dangerous. Never again. I truly can’t recommend this place to anyone. Avoid it if you can, and spend $20 more per night on a budget hotel in Downtown. It’ll save you stress, bad memories, and possibly more.

As a solo guy traveler this place fit my needs perfectly. The area is slightly rough but the place itself has everything one needs, a friendly, honest and helpful staff at a reasonable rate. I would stay here again for sure. There's also bus stops fairly nearby so I've been using that to get where I want to go. All in all it was just what I hoped it would be. Its a drama free, affordable place to lay your head if you don't want to waste money on a hotel room that you won't even use.

I think this is a very good place to stay. Especially if you’re traveling on a budget or just passing through. Whatever the case may be everybody. There is very kind and inclusive and invites you to movie night and barbecue rather events they have, and someone’s always cooking bringing food to the table, or going on outings together. People talk about the neighborhood. Not being the best, but it’s fairly safe and anytime of day or night. As long as you’re not looking for trouble, and the rooms are fairly clean. Maybe not as luxurious as someone would want, but if that’s the case, then elsewhere, and you could find it at a much higher price than this personalexperience. I think this is like a community, and everybody gets treated like friends or family, and all the staff. There’s very kind and helpful and understanding.

Its good for a night or 2 maybe. I am used to hostels since its cheap. I stayed one night there before my roadtrip. The people at the office are nice. Its not very secure inside. You have one code to get in the hostel and then you need your own bedroom key but sometimes people just leave the door of the room wide open ? There are lockers in the room. When I arrived, one guy was mopping the floor. The bed are comfy for a hostel. Bedsheets can be dirty sometimes... The bathroom was not really clean. You can pay 5$ for the parking. The area is okay, you can have some homeless people but there were many others cars on the parking so it was fine. Its 5min away by car from freemont street or 30min by walk.

Fun, convivial, communal experience. Can't beat it for the price. They will gouge you on weekends and holidays, but that l even that's not too very bad. Good times.

My first time staying in a hostel, it was interesting! Definitely not a 5-star hotel, and this review will not rate the experience as if it was one. The parking is shared with a strip club. Find a spot before the club opens, or good luck finding a spot. The security from the strip club asked why I was parking there and I did have to show my parking slip. My advice is to park before it gets too late, or you may have issues. The shared area was nice, and there were people enjoying eachothers company and having a few drinks. I would have joined them, but had to be up early so I just went to bed. The bunks are small, and the AC was barely keeping up with the heat. The ladders to get to top bunks are small and it was not super easy to crawl into my bunk. The really loud squeaking of the bed with the smallest motion made it hard to not disrupt others while getting situated for bed. One in the bunk, there was a light, and a curtain for privacy. That was it. No perks. There was a cockroach in the bathroom. It scurried quickly. The shower was small and hard to maneuver in, but it worked. Overall, for the price, I would absolutely return. Its not the Bellagio, but it also is one tenth the cost. I would not bring kids here (if they allow them).