Las Vegas Off-Strip Hotels are scattered throughout the metropolitan area. Yes, there are major resorts far from the bright lights of the Strip. Las Vegas is one of the world's golfing capitals with huge resorts that cater to golfers, with many of the same attractions found on the Strip: casinos, of course, but also huge bowling alleys, multiplex theaters, sublime day spas, and gourmet eateries. The University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) is located close to McCarran International Airport attracting alumni and parents. The Las Vegas Convention Center has exhibit space of over two million sq. ft, Mandalay Bay sports 1.6 million, and The Sands Expo tops out at a million sq. ft. On the eastern side of town the Boulder Highway that will take you to Hoover Dam, has a number of casinos and hotels. Locals refer to this area as the "Boulder Strip." Here the rooms are reasonably priced, the slots are loose, children are more than welcome, and you can readily hook up your RV. Yep, there are lots of alternative Las Vegas Off-Strip Hotels.