Bungalows Hostel

I enjoyed my stay at Bungalows. The staff that I interacted with during my stay were all very lovely. Shoutout to Pedro, he was friendly, super helpful, answered my questions, and helped me with extending my stay. He really goes above and beyond! There was a cool social atmosphere; I chatted with and watched shows with some interesting people. The only issue I have; is the kitchen hours; closed 11pm-8am. If you up and out early, can’t prepare breakfast, and I didn’t get my leftovers from the fridge, on checkout day because I was out around 7. For future guest, please respect the space and communal areas and pickup/ clean up after yourselves. Try not to leave food and bottles laying around. Overall, good stay and I would stay here again on a future visit.

Had a great stay, arrived late in the evening no problem. The hostel was clean, met all my needs and Anthony provided excellent customer service helping me understand the buses near hostel. Anthony was also approachable and able to work out any difficulties guests were having. I would definitely stay again very accommodating, thanks.

Very basic hostel. Facilities are not ok (especially kitchen equipment). But you can't complain when considering the low price of this hostel. This hostel is probably the best choice if you are a budget backpacker.

Positive: Location of the hotel was decent Negative: Size of the bunk bed. Actually the height of the bed. The height of the bed was very small and because of this if become very congested.

Every time I’m in Vegas I stay at a hidden place behind the Stratosphere it’s a twin bed with a curtain shared room with same Gender or mix. U buy ur own food at a nearby grocery called Albertsons and u label ur bags with ur name and ur date of checkout. There are lockers so bring ur own lock. And ur own nice long towel for there towels can be used for a shower Matt. The price is worth a nice sleep. Bring ur own sheets and pillow cases to put over there’s. What this place needs is Goodwill/Salvation army kitchen appliances. A nice large microwave, a nice toaster, and forks and good cutting knives and plates and bowls. Asside from this it’s totally a money saver what I don’t like are locals staying there. At check-in I saw women who looked like they were street women on a corner and men who looked homeless. I’m hoping when I return in May of 2026 not to see these shady characters. I just want to feel safe when I visit for a weekend from Texas.

This is my reviow as a solo female traveler. Ive been in many hostels around the world - from the cheapest to the more expensive. bungalows is the cheapest in Vegas. It checks all the boxes for a hostel. Its clean, well organized, and it feels safe! Theres a big common area outside where you can hang out. I spent some time walking around the area on a friday night. I did feel safe on the streets. Just have to have your street smarts about you. Be aware of your surroundings, keep your belongings close to you. It’s all well lit around you. Yes there are homeless people, but they keep to themselves. Overall I do enjoy staying here and would be happy to come again.

Really chill easy going hostel on Vegas Blvd. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure guests are satisfied. Plenty of amenities to enjoy the strip and chill during the day or night