Mt Charleston Lodge Cabins

133 reviews

+1 (702) 872-5408

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5375 Kyle Canyon Rd

Las Vegas, NV 89124

+1 (702) 872-5408

http://www.mtcharlestonlodge.com

Mt. Charleston Cabins offers a peaceful retreat nestled in the mountains of Las Vegas, NV. Guests can enjoy cozy accommodations surrounded by nature's beauty.

The cabins provide a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, allowing visitors to unwind and recharge in a serene environment.

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Dahlia B.

7/7/2024

Needed to get away from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas. The dogs & I have never had a real vacation together before. This place is completely underrated. If you're a low-maintenance person...

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Jessica A.

11/5/2024

Beware. This places is not like the website photos at all. The place is dusty. Blankets are old and overused. The closest restaurant is 15 minutes away, there's nothing to eat around so make sure...

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Lia N.

3/18/2024

Be aware misleading information on their website! There is no restaurant or place to eat.. Their website has photos of food and menu that makes you think there is a place to eat. LIEEEE Cons -No...

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Jaimarie C.

3/9/2024

If you are looking for a quick getaway from Vegas or are visiting and want to see more than the strip, this is the place. The staff is friendly, the cabins are clean, and the drive is not too far....

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Amber H.

1/6/2024

Had a wonderful day during Xmas stay with 2 families, 2 groups of small children and moms. I was in room 7 and other family in 21. My cabin was definitely more rustic then cabin 21. Both were on...

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