A non-gaming base for convention mornings

Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel is a non-gaming, nonsmoking property at 3400 Paradise Road, near the Las Vegas Convention Center and Las Vegas Monorail. Compare it when the convention is the main reason for choosing the address.

A standard room may be all you need

Renaissance has standard king and two-double rooms as well as separately named one-bedroom suites. Begin with your sleeping plan. If you only need a conventional room, compare that rate before paying for a suite; if privacy matters, inspect the exact bedroom arrangement.

Include parking in the rate comparison

The hotel has paid self-parking and valet. Record parking alongside the mandatory charges and inclusions shown for the room you select.

Use the event hall to decide

Compare the campus map and registration instructions with Las Vegas Marriott as well as Renaissance. Choose for the entrance you will use each morning, then compare the beds and room layout.

When to choose it

Consider Renaissance for a conventional room or a selected one-bedroom suite on a convention-focused trip. Give the repeated morning journey more weight than an optional evening outing, and keep that transport cost with the room comparison.

Booking and details

Check current availability and terms with the provider.

Start with the mornings you need to simplify

For a convention-led stay, put your assigned hall and entrance beside the hotel address before comparing rooms. Then decide whether a standard king or two-double room meets the sleeping plan, or whether a separate suite is worth the difference in your selected rate.

Use the Renaissance versus Las Vegas Marriott comparison for a hall-led shortlist. Keep paid parking and mandatory charges in the stay total, and leave optional evening outings flexible in the two-night event plan.

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