They call them “Bungalow” rooms, and they are different than the hotel rooms in the two towers. There is another section – an unusual feature of the Tropicana – and a byproduct of its age: it still has motel style rooms in the back. The Tropicana Las Vegas has two large hotel towers, called the Paradise Tower and Club Tower respectively. The purple “P” is uncovered self-parking, which now has spaces with a fee.) The brown star is the entrance to valet parking. (The Black “P” is the entrance into the self-parking garage (still free). It is, however, older and smaller by Las Vegas standards, with just two levels. The parking garage is to the south and west of the property, and its entrance and exit are directly on the Strip, making it very convenient to get in and out (more on that below). There is, however, a parking fee for non-guests during events at T-Mobile Arena, and a fee for some “premium” self-parking spaces. Most of the time, in most of the spaces, parking at the Tropicana is free, whether you are a guest, casino player, or just a curious onlooker. The front valet parking area at the Tropicana Las Vegas It’s also one of the few resorts that has outdoor, uncovered parking spaces, along with a traditional parking garage. An old school joint with a great location, the Tropicana Hotel and Casino has some of the easiest in and out parking access of all the resorts on the Las Vegas Strip.
