South Point Hotel vs the D Las Vegas: Off-Strip Value vs Downtown Vibrancy
South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa
the D Las Vegas
Location & Accessibility
South Point sits 7 miles south of the Strip, requiring transportation but offering free parking and less congestion. The D occupies prime real estate on Fremont Street, steps from downtown's entertainment core but with paid parking and noise concerns.
Winner: the D Las Vegas (for convenience), South Point (for tranquility)
Rooms & Accommodations
South Point's 2,163 rooms are spacious (400+ sq ft) with modern furnishings, mini-fridges, and mountain views. The D's 629 rooms are smaller (300-350 sq ft) but stylish, with Detroit-themed decor and upgraded technology.
Winner: South Point Hotel
Dining Options
South Point features 9 restaurants including a steakhouse, buffet, and casual options. The D offers 5 venues, notably Andiamo Steakhouse and American Coney Island, but fewer choices overall.
Winner: South Point Hotel
Casino & Gaming
South Point's casino spans 80,000 sq ft with low-limit tables and a poker room. The D's casino is smaller but features modern slots and lively table games integrated into the Fremont Street energy.
Winner: the D Las Vegas (atmosphere), South Point (variety)
Amenities & Entertainment
South Point includes a 64-lane bowling center, 16-screen movie theater, and equestrian center. The D focuses on nightlife with its rooftop Legacy Club and proximity to Fremont Street shows.
Winner: South Point Hotel
Value for Money
South Point provides significantly lower room rates, free parking, and more included amenities. The D commands higher prices due to location but offers less included value.
Winner: South Point Hotel