Staying off the Las Vegas strip is something seasoned Vegas visitors do from time to time. Most of them say it's because they get better rates than the strip hotels. Others say they do it because the gambling odds are better off the Vegas strip.

 

It's understandable that first-time visitors, and even second-timers, will prefer to stay on the Strip or Downtown, right in the middle of all the Vegas action. If however you have considered one of the other alternatives and staying off the strip, there are ways to get to and from your hotel without paying high taxi fares or renting a car.

 

If you are staying at any of the hotels near the Convention Center, or farther south on Paradise Road, Flamingo Road, and Tropicana Avenue, Below is a guide with RTC bus routes servicing those areas.

 

Off strip Las Vegas RTC Bus Routes

 

Las Vegas Hotel	Bus Route Number(s)	Hotel Location
Aliante Station	Bus 119	Aliante Pkwy. at Elkhorn Rd.
Arizona Charlie’s	Bus 103	Decatur Blvd. at Alta Dr.
Arizona Charlie’s East	Bus 107	Boulder Hwy. at Indios Ave.
Boulder Station	Bus 107, 213	Boulder Hwy. at Desert Inn/Lamb
Cannery	Bus 219	Craig Rd. at Losee Rd.
Eastside Cannery	Bus 107, 202	Boulder Hwy. at Harmon Ave.
Fiesta (Rancho)	Bus 106, 210, 211	Rancho at Lake Mead Blvd.
Gold Coast	Bus 104, 202	Flamingo Rd. at Valley View Blvd.
Green Valley Ranch	Bus 111	Green Valley Pkwy. at I-215
Hard Rock Hotel	Bus 108	Paradise Rd. at Harmon Ave.
Jerry’s Nugget	Bus 113, MAX	Las Vegas Blvd. at Tonopah Ave.
Las Vegas Hilton	Bus 108	Paradise Rd. at Riviera Blvd.
M Resort	No Bus Route	Las Vegas Blvd. at St. Rose Pkwy.
Orleans Hotel	Bus 104, 201	Tropicana Ave. at Arville St.
Palace Station	Bus 119, 204	Sahara Ave. at I-15
The Palms Hotel	Bus 104, 202	Flamingo Rd. at Valley View Blvd.
Rampart	No Bus Route	Rampart Blvd. at Summerlin Pkwy.
Red Rock Station	Bus 206	Charleston Blvd. at CC-215
Rio Hotel	Bus 202	Flamingo Rd. at Valley View Blvd.
Sam's Town	Bus 107, 115, 202	Boulder Hwy. at Nellis Blvd.
Santa Fe Station	Bus 101, 106, 219	Rancho Dr. at US-95 North
Silver Nugget	Bus 113	Las Vegas Blvd. North of Lake Mead Blvd.
Silverton	Bus 217	Blue Diamond Rd. at I-15
South Point	Bus 117	Las Vegas Blvd. at Silverado Ranch Blvd.
Sunset Station	Bus 115, 212, 217, 402	Sunset Rd. at Stephanie St.
Texas Station	Bus 106, 210	Rancho Dr. at Lake Mead Blvd.
Terrible’s	Bus 108, 119, 202	Flamingo Rd. at Paradise Rd.
Tuscany	Bus 116, 119, 202	Flamingo Rd. East of Koval Ln.
Wild Wild West	Bus 201	Tropicana Ave. at Dean Martin Dr.

 

Bus routes to off strip Las Vegas hotels

 

Las Vegas Bus Routes	Stops at the following hotels
Bus 101	Santa Fe Station
Bus 103	Arizona Charlie’s
Bus 104	Orleans Hotel, The Palms Hotel, Gold Coast
Bus 106	Texas Station, Santa Fe Station, Fiesta (Rancho)
Bus 107	Arizona Charlie’s East, Boulder Station, Eastside Cannery, Sam's Town
Bus 108	Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Terrible’s
Bus 111	Green Valley Ranch
Bus 113	Silver Nugget, Jerry’s Nugget
Bus 115	Sam's Town, Sunset Station
Bus 116	Tuscany
Bus 117	South Point
Bus 119	Cannery, Terrible’s, Tuscany
Bus 201	Wild Wild West, Orleans Hotel
Bus 202	Rio Hotel, Eastside Cannery, The Palms Hotel, Gold Coast, Sam's Town, Terrible’s, Tuscany
Bus 204	Palace Station
Bus 206	Red Rock Station
Bus 210	Fiesta (Rancho), Texas Station
Bus 211	Fiesta (Rancho)
Bus 212	Sunset Station
Bus 213	Boulder Station
Bus 217	Silverton, Sunset Station
Bus 219	Santa Fe Station
Bus 402	Sunset Station

 

 

 

 

Other ways to Get Around

 

Taking a walk on the Vegas Strip	How to Get a Free Shuttle Ride
Las Vegas Airport Shuttle	How to take a Las Vegas trolley
Shuttle vans and buses operated by off-airport companies are a popular and convenient transportation option in Las Vegas.	Do the tourist thing and take a Las Vegas trolley.
Take a walk to get a closer look at everything on the Strip.	Hotels in Las Vegas often provide free transportation. If you know what attractions are close to these casinos, you can use the free shuttles to your advantage.
Where to rent a car in Las Vegas	How to take a Las Vegas taxi
Find out where to rent a car from the start so you can see the rest of Las Vegas.	Learn where to go to get a taxicab on the Strip. There's no shortage of taxis when you're tired of walking.
How to hop on the CAT (Citizen Area Transit)	How to ride the Las Vegas monorail system
Hop on the Las Vegas Deuce, one of the CAT (Citizen Area Transit) buses run by the Las Vegas Public Transportation System.	Try the super fast Las Vegas monorail system and cover the 4-mile Strip in 15 minutes.

 

 

Las Vegas Transportation Maps - Downloadable's

 

Download Las Vegas Deuce Route Map

 

Download Las Vegas Trolley Map

 

Download Las Vegas Monorail Map

 

View Las Vegas Strip Map

 

View Las Vegas Monorail Map