Jake Hoffman

Downtown Las Vegas is a destination for many visitors due to its vintage neon, Fremont Experience Lightshow, Slotzilla Zipline, and inexpensive gambling when compared to …

Key Points: Silver Strike slot machines, which have attracted a cult following, are becoming harder and harder to find in Las Vegas. Silver Strike slots …

Key Points: Situated in a bit of a “no man’s land” between the Strip and Fremont Street, the Las Vegas Arts District is commonly (and …

Followers and fans of Las Vegas received a glimmer of good news in an otherwise challenging year when Circa Las Vegas opened for business at …

When you think of Las Vegas, sun-drenched pool scenes are one of the first things that come to mind. While the summer pool season is …

While summers in Las Vegas can be sweltering and downright oppressive, the winters can be startlingly chilly. Many first-time visitors don’t realize that low temperatures …

Ellis Island Hotel and Casino is small by Las Vegas standards with just over 300 hotel rooms and a mere 10,000 square feet devoted to …

Until the recent repeal of PASPA (Professional and Amateur Sports Provision Act), Las Vegas was the only spot in the United States to place a …

The only constant in Las Vegas is change, and there’s been plenty of it since the early 1990s. While implosions and construction of new mega-resorts …

Key Points: Remarkably, Las Vegas lacks a cohesive public transportation system to ferry 40 million annual visitors from the airport to the main resort corridors. …