(Newswire.net — November 15, 2014) Las Vegas, Nevada —
The newly remodeled Sterling Gardens Motel at 1808 East Fremont St. was celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony that included the Mayor of Las Vegas, Carolyn Goodman and Councilman Bob Coffin, this past week. The event was to celebrate the completion of the hotel and the exciting new amenities and boutique style rooms and suites. The reopening of the Sterling Gardens hotel continues the renaissance that has been going on in Downtown Las Vegas. “It’s visually appealing and It’s bringing the standards up,” Councilman Coffin was quoted as saying. Mayor Goodman, who passed out her “lucky mayor chip” to ribbon-cutting participants, gushed, “Absolutely magnificent.” Located in the center of the hotel is one of the most relaxing pool, patio and landscaping areas that you could find in a Downtown Las Vegas Hotel. Just sit in the terrace area and listen to the chipping birds and mellow sound of the main water fountain. Hummingbirds feeding with the background of beautiful flowers just adds to the experience.
Sterling Gardens will cater to the clients who want to stay in a truly comfortable and quiet hotel that doesn’t have the loud gaming and hustle and bustle that you tend to get with the big hotel gaming resorts. More and more people are becoming aware of the attractions Downtown Las Vegas has to offer and like the idea of staying close by. You’ll be able to enjoy the comfort of great beds, over 60 channels of great entertainment and WIFI in your room and also the pool and patio areas.
The room rates are $56 per night, including taxes, and $72.80 on Friday and Saturday nights. The weekly rate is $201.60, including taxes. Sterling Gardens is an affordable, laid-back lodging alternative to the Strip. The newest attraction in downtown Las Vegas is ready to help make this the best Las Vegas Experience you have had to date.