With a fun casino, multiple restaurants, and on-site entertainment, Sahara Las Vegas Hotel & Casino has plenty to offer hotel guests and visitors to the property. If that isn’t enough, the Sahara Las Vegas parking garage and valet are 100% free!
Open since 1952, when it brought an African Sahara Theme to the North End of the Las Vegas Strip, Sahara is still a successful resort in Sin City.
It has been completely remodeled since then, but the history of the resort makes it a fun stop for tourists and locals.
Free Parking
- Self parking is free for everyone
- Valet parking is free for everyone
Self Parking Garages
Sahara has two parking garages that offer self-parking for this resort located on the North End of the Strip. Both garages are completely free!
Other than the perk of being free, which is a huge bonus, the parking garages are nothing special, but they get the job done. The clearance for both garages is 6’ 8”.
Valet Parking
Drop Off
You can drop your car off at two valet locations. The first is at the front of the resort, with the entrance off Las Vegas Blvd. The covered port cochere area is easy to get into. When you arrive, the valet will take your keys and give you a ticket.
The second valet parking entrance is on the east side of the property, accessed via Paradise Road.
Don’t forget to tip your valet driver at drop off and pick up! After all, you don’t have to pay to park, and a tip is reasonable.
Pick Up
To retrieve your car, return to the valet area with your parking ticket. This will tell the attendant where your car is so they can fetch it. It’s easy to pull out of both areas and quickly get back to the action in Sin City!
EV Charging
There are no EV charging stations in the Sahara. It’s surely only a matter of time before they’re added, though!
Oversized Parking
There is currently no oversized RV parking permitted at the Sahara.
Las Vegas Monorail
There’s a Monorail stop right across the street from Sahara. The convenient location and free parking access are enough to pique the interest of some travelers, understandably so.
Anyone can take advantage of the free parking and then go across the street to ride the Monorail to their real destination.
The Monorail is reliable transportation, and the cost is a fraction of the parking costs at other nearby resorts.
You shouldn’t use this method of getting free parking if you’re carrying a lot of luggage. It’s not worth the money saved to struggle to get luggage on and off the Monorail.