I've been to the Windmill Library probably 10 times over the past year, and I've never had a bad…read moreexperience here. The building is clean, spacious, and it's never extremely busy. Whenever I've had a question at the front desk or needed help checking something out, I've never had to wait long. One of the best things about this location is the self-checkout system. It's super easy to use ... you don't even have to scan each book, DVD, or video game individually. Just place everything on the scanner and it checks everything out at once. They also have a great selection of PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch games, which is something a lot of people probably don't realize libraries offer. The DVD selection is solid too. It gives me a little nostalgia of walking through Blockbuster back in the day. Instead of paying for streaming services all the time, I'd definitely recommend supporting your local library. I usually reserve my books, movies, or games online, and they notify me when they're ready. I just stop by, pick them up, and check out. The whole process is really smooth. One time they even called me quickly to let me know I accidentally returned my own video game with the library items, which I really appreciated. Renewing items online is also super easy. As long as nobody else has requested the item, they usually let you renew it without any issues. I personally don't stay long enough to study or hang around, so I can't really speak on the noise level like some reviews mention and rude employee interactions. For what I use it for ... quick pickups and returns, it has been perfect. The parking lot is spacious, and they even have 3D printers available for public use, which is pretty cool. You can also renew passports here, so the library really offers a lot more services than people realize. I've been to multiple libraries in the valley, including the Sahara location, and this library has consistently been one of the easiest and nicest ones I've been to.

Library has so great features for 3D printing, computer lab and access to printers, private rooms,…read moretables with charging ports, chairs with pull out desk near charging ports, children's area and more.

Cool place to stop after a hike or bike ride in the Red Rock Canyon area . It is located in the…read moresmall town of Blue Diamond . They have a little store with items like drinks and snacks and other stuff you might need . It also sells gas . It has like 5 video porker machines if you wanna play . I got a slurpe and a candy bar and sat on the side where they have a large western mural and some chairs with tables and some books if you want to read something . It is covered and you can just relax and look around the town and the park . The park has clean restrooms also . Sometimes you will see wild burros munching on the grass . Enjoy the quiet and maybe walk around the town . There is even a restaurant there now called Cottonwood Station . I haven't tried it yet .

If you need a pit stop in Blue Diamond, this is the place for you. A favorite of cyclists and…read moreprobably hikers, Village Market is the only place you can stop for water, Gatorade, snacks, etc. on Rte 159 before you get to Hwy 160 (Blue Diamond Road). It's about 12 miles from the Albertsons at W. Charleston and Desert Foothills, where many cyclists park, to Blue Diamond, so it's a popular turn-around spot. We often stop here to use the bathroom (clean), fill up our bottles, and buy some cookies or a popsicle on hot days. They even have free ice, which is very much appreciated when you're sweating like a piggy. If you're lucky, you'll see a bunch of burros who hang out at the park nearby.

We had a return and a donation. Also checked out a couple of books too. Paid my late fine…read more We finally got to check out the Book store. Guess we usually come on a saturday, and it wasn't open. Pricing is very good. We didn't find anything. Has well-stocked shelves in many different categories, even foreign language items, which surprised me. I know some languages, other than English. But only fully fluent, about 80%, in one of my mom's languages (she knows four languages, fluently). Noticed that the display cases inside of the main lobby have been moved. This is a pretty large Library.

First time in Sahara West Library. It is an two floors large library that had nice layout. At the…read moremain entrance there's restrooms to the left and where self checkout area is located. Second floor had homework center for kiddos to do homework after school hours and children books located on top right. They also had large audio book corner and DVD selections on the first floor. They had three security guys in the front area. They all were spread out and one of the guy was patrolling around which I felt safe. I do wish some people would mute there phones since it is in the library. They had nice artwork displayed on the way to second floor. Variety of books to read through the second floor. I would recommend this libray if your in the area.

Library services in Clark County are very much appreciated by me, and I'm sure many others…read more Customer appreciation week was nice. The highlight for me was the book bag craft event. As a society, we need to make certain to protect and invest in our public libraries.

My kids and I love going to this library. They always have shows and entertainment so check out the…read morecalendar because there is a theatre there. The kids area have computers, a play area and you can check out games/toys at the front desk. My kids always have fun. Another perk is you can check out video games!!

If you go on a monday or tuesday from 6-8 it's very quiet and enjoyable. My grandsons love to play…read morein the kids section. They have puzzles and a playkichen, and they can even use the computer's.

There are nearly not enough desks for people to be able to get schoolwork done. This is…read moreunacceptable on every level. In fact if I wasn't able to find a table to work around be furious- I got through two college degrees utilizing my public libraries in Los Angeles. I understand education doesn't mean didly-squat to most people who live in this town however it does for those coming from educated backgrounds. There should be rows of desks with partitions: I have counted five tables each with people at them. This needs to be changed immediately to accommodate the people who would like to use a public library for its purpose; READ, STUDY, EXPAND their knowledge In a comfortable and peaceful environment. 3-D print stations which are utilizing desks are worthless when not being used.

We went here several times to attend a Piano Recital in one of their meeting rooms. It's a nice…read moreLibrary off of Buffalo going North. The Security guard on duty was polite and helpful. He even knew how much the meeting room costs to rent out in case we want to one day.

I really love when you walk into the left is the check in and community boards. Then you move to…read morethe right into the library. Off to the left is a great selection of inexpensive hardcover and soft cover books. I have always trusted the computer services offered here. Actually the whole staff can be very helpful. I also like how easy I can maneuver around with my cane or walker.

The staff is so helpful. Inside is very clean despite the outside appearance. They also have a…read moresuper cute community garden where they grow all sorts of plants, even things like cilantro & they make it to where you can take some home! I definitely love this library!

There are too few workstations, and in half of them the outlets don't work, making it impossible to…read morecharge a laptop.

This is a very busy library on West Charleston Blvd. It's on the campus of the College of Southern…read moreNevada. I understand Why it's always so busy. Even though this library is about 22 minutes from me I really that there's more Private study or quiet rooms you can check out and there's laptops you can check out as well. I haven't visited that many other libraries around Vegas but I'm sure I'll check them all out soon. This is my Go 2 library overall.

SMELLY homeless ppl once again, old computers and just a few, smells like homeless people otherwise…read moreit's a nice clean library but NO! Don't come here!

So far best place for study, i have tried all the libraries in the city and this one seems like the…read more perfect spot. If you like study in quiet this is perfect spot, and if you go further by the windows area it is more quiet. They also have study rooms available but it requires at least two people. Students are quiet and staff also. They open at 8 am so if you are an early bird like me it is great. On week days they closed at 10 pm so it works perfectly with my schedule. They are also open on weekends but shorts hours. Also book selection is amazing. They have a lots of available desktop computers, i don't know is it Covid or what but it is never busy as of right now. Never to crowded never to busy perfect for study. I like the way that they have windows instead of the wall so natural light is all that you need and don't have a feeling like i am inside

Quiet and spacious. Perfect for studying in a group on in your own. I would come here again if I…read moreever need to study or get some work done.