Hotels with kitchenettes in Nevada for longer road trips
Suite with kitchenette in a Nevada hotel
If you’re crossing the state on Highway 50 or basing in Vegas for a week, these 9 kitchenette hotels cut your food budget by roughly 40%.
Vegas long-stay picks
Signature at MGM Grand has full kitchens in every suite — fridge, stove, dishwasher — from $180 a night. Polo Towers on the Strip is dated but functional, $130 a night with a proper kitchen. Off-Strip, Residence Inn by Marriott has locations in Summerlin, Henderson and Hughes Center from $140. Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations at Planet Hollywood is the best-located option for kitchen-plus-Strip access, though rates jump to $220-plus.
On the highway
For I-80 stops, TownePlace Suites (Reno, Elko, Wendover) and Ledgestone Elko both have full kitchens with two burners and dishware. On the Loneliest Road (Highway 50), Ely's Prospector Hotel has kitchenette rooms and the Hotel Nevada across the street doesn’t — worth the $20 difference. In Tonopah, the Mizpah is historic but no kitchens; the Best Western Hi-Desert Inn does have some kitchenette units for $115.
Before you book
What people ask before booking Summerlin.
The vacation-club-style properties (Elara, Polo Towers, Signature) include pots, pans, plates and utensils. Standard hotel-brand kitchenettes usually only have a fridge, microwave and coffee maker.
CVS and Walgreens on the Strip sell basics at 2x supermarket prices. Best options: Whole Foods on Fort Apache, Trader Joe's on Decatur, or Smith's on Flamingo — all a 10-minute Uber.
