I visited the Sahara in 2005. The rooms were really clean, and most of the staff was pretty friendly. I cleaned up at the $5 black jack tables, but the dealers were rude as hell for the most part. I had one friendly dealer, but that was at the $25 table. I'm not that high of a roller, so I didn't stay at that table long. This site's review was correct in mentioning the oddness of a Nascar theme there. It doesn't really blend well with the Morrocan theme.The coolest thing about the hotel was the monorail station connected to it. That was awesome. $10 bucks for a 24 hour pass got me up and down the strip all night long. It's cheaper than staying on the south end, with easy access to the whole strip. You can't beat that. Whatever you do, don't walk from the Sahara to the Stratosphere at night unless you are looking to get mugged by a crackhead. Not a great neighborhood to say the least!

this is old school vegas
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awesome resort
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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I like the blackjack here and that this place has to try harder because of its location. I've never felt like a king here, but the pit bosses and dealers make me feel like they're happy to have my business.The dinner buffet was average at best but it was $6.99 with a Sahara player's club card and there was roast beef and fried shrimp and drinks included, which felt like a pretty good deal. I would stay here one day. The only detractor is the location but the monorail is connected to it. Also, Speed: The Ride is worth it. Short ride but very fast and thrilling, especially when buzzed from downing Jack and Coke at the tables beforehand.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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The Sahara is a nice midway point for folks like me who like to putter from the strip to downtown...and wander in the desert. Last time I stayed there the rooms were fine. Al I do is sleep in them anyway. And they had a functional balcony where you could watch the buzz of the strip. It seems a decent enough place.
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Loved it so much I named my cat after it!
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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The Sahara rooms are simple, inexpensive and clean. The casino is a little suspect in my opinion, although I do like the new roulette game that they have. The slots stink and the cocktail waitresses are hard to find, if they even exist. We visit the Sahara out of habit on our last day in Vegas.
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Sixties style Vegas. Casino is dumpy and small. Rooms aren't too bad. Still has potential if the new owners do it right.
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Sahara was the best and worst. March madness 08 was popping but no service due to new owners and just rude people working there. Room service was ok. We are the official chocolate cake and ice cream room service reviewers!
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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they have an awesome buffet at breakfast time for a very reasonable price plus they have a lot of .25 slots where you have the chance to win a car
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Hotel of infamy, not worthy of one die. Recently sold, but under old management room service trays sat in hallways for weeks, the food options are inedible, and more than one giant bug was spotted on a three-night stay. Wouldn't wish the place on my worst enemy.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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Sahara is one of my favorites.
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