Tesla didn't have appointments for 3 days and my 12V died without warning. So glad, I found this…read morecompany. Super easy to schedule an appointment. They gave me the option of picking up the battery from Tesla or even an option to pick up for me. Install was quick and efficient. Technician was knowledgeable. Absolutely saving their contact info.

These guys are amazing. They went above and beyond in every way. We have a Tesla and haven't been…read moreable to get back due to health issues. Our Tesla died. George cane out jumped the 12V, charged us to 20 miles then drive the car to a supercharger and charged to 80% and returned parked and locked it. Stayed in touch every-step along the way. Very knowledgeable, honest & trustworthy. Highly recommended. 5 Stars

Steve was responsive, professional, and personable. I would definitely use him again if I get into…read morea bind.

From the owner: Mobile EV Charging when the unexpected happens. We come to…read moreyou with a Mobile Charger to get you the juice you need to get to the nearest charging station. We also offer two economical subscription options so no fees are due at the time of service, in the event you run out of charge. We cover Las Vegas, Henderson, Pahrump and Boulder City areas as well as along the highways just outside of the city. No subscription is required for us to bring the juice to you.

This appears to be a newer Tesla Supercharger location opened in late 2023 as it doesn't show up on…read moresatellite images, but does in some Google photos. It's on the perimeter of the Las Vegas Convention Center along Paradise Road. It has 12 stations. I was able to charge with no wait on a weekend afternoon.

This was a good charging station that I could watch people dance and I can also see a white fan I…read morecan see a white truck. I can see some other Tesla's and they're all fine.

A big plus for this charging station is that is at the Town Square in Vegas. If you have errands to…read morerun or need a bite to eat, this is a great location for your charging needs. It's near the airport, not far from the Strip, just a very convenient location. A big negative is there are very few stations, just ten! We waited 30 minutes to charge on a Sunday afternoon and were the second ones in line. A huge line developed behind us and stayed steady through when we left. One random car didn't get in line and f-ed themselves over, so just mind the line. I don't mind this charging station but because the wait can get crazy, I prefer others in the Vegas area.

Love this charger close to home and charges fast! Crazy how this driver decides to block available…read morechargers knowing it's a busy area in the morning thanks to the $.28 charge price!!

Does what is needed when you need to juice up and not many nearby options available…read more On the 4th floor of the self parking garage for the casino, in case you don't trust the navigation instructions. Plus: not many others here charging, so plenty of open stalls to select from.

We visited recently, because we were looking for something specific…read more We got everything from the department store, and even more importantly, we had our daily walk indoors, which meant a lot to me in the summer heat! Galleria at Sunset has a lot of parking spaces. It's convenient, especially when you're in a hurry to get somewhere specific. Their food court is full and has plenty of choices. On the ground floor, some playground is nicely built for little kids. There are natural lights from the top floor, which gave plenty of sunlight to the indoors, but also made the upstairs much warmer than the downstairs. Employees are friendly and helpful when asked about certain stores to locate. We went to Macy's for a specific item, and bought multiple things because they had a huge sale! Love shopping especially when things are on sale!

As far as Malls go you can probably predict the experience you have here. There is a WIDE variety…read moreof shops, but they lean heavily on Jewelry shops on one end of the building...i think 6 or 7 jewelry stores in close proximity. Other than that you have all your anchor stores- Macys, Dillards, Kohls, Dicks and most of the supporting shops such as bath and Body Works, Victorias Secret, and a special shout out to Yankee Candle! I haven't seen another Yankee Candle in town. Also there are countless smaller operations like Coral Gables, various kiosks and eyebrow threading. There IS a Spencer's as well. After listing only SOME of the shops here it puts in perspective just how large this Mall actually is. In addition to the Food Court which many tenants recently moved out, there is a Red Robin attached to the mall. The Brazilian Steakhouse and KBBQ place unfortunately closed. if you explore Mall Ring Circle, there are countless businesses around that too. This Mall gives Fashion Show great competition and puts Boulevard to shame.

At the time of this review, Fontainebleau is the newest hotel on the strip. They are a Michelin…read moreGuide One Key Recipient for 2025, meaning that they are recognized for providing an exceptional guest experience. While it's at the far end of the strip just past Resort's World, it's not too far from downtown Vegas so it works out nicely if you plan to spend time in both areas. Although we didn't make use of them, the nearby monorail takes you to the center strip and the Tesla Tunnel can get you over to the Wynn which saves you about 20-25 minutes of walking. Parking is free as long as you sign up for their free rewards program. The resort itself is gorgeous and you could truly just spend your time in Vegas here without going to other resorts. My main requirement when searching for a hotel was a nice pool, as I wanted to lay out and enjoy the Vegas heat. Including the dayclub Liv, there are 7 pools here. 3 massive pools make up the majority of the area, with 2 adults only pools and one smaller pool tucked away. There's a bar in the center and waitresses that come around to take your food and drink orders. The chairs did get packed but we were always able to find 2 seats together. Don't always expect to be able to get an umbrella though. Upon checking in, the front desk staff was so friendly. The woman who checked me in, I believe her name was Gabby, made me feel extra special because I was visiting for my birthday. Everything about the decor of this hotel is high end. They have some amazing restaurants as well as a food court. I wish the food court had a few more casual options, but we opted for a chicken sandwich that was pretty delicious. We stayed in a Noble Suite which was extremely spacious with a full living room, bar area, large restroom, second smaller bathroom, and comfortable bed. We had a stunning view overlooking the strip, Sphere and pool and each element of the room felt luxurious. Keep an eye out for when they offer deals, because you can grab some pretty good rates.

I thought I had already posted this .. until Yelp reminded me that I still had this in drafts …read more. Fontainebleau Las Vegas is technically on the Strip, but it does not feel like it at all, and that is exactly why I would absolutely stay here. It is quieter, cleaner, newer, and far less chaotic than the core Strip hotels. You do not get that constant overload of noise and traffic, and the entire property feels more controlled and elevated. It almost feels like it sits off the Strip even though it does not, which is a major advantage. The high end shops are a nice touch, although realistically most people are not walking in there to spend money, especially at places like Rick Owens. The food options, however, are surprisingly reasonable for a hotel of this level, with plenty of choices, and LIV is a strong draw since it is one of the top clubs in Las Vegas right now. This Fontainebleau does not feel anything like the Miami version, but if you are craving that energy you can always grab a slice at Miami Slice and call it a day. Room pricing is more approachable than expected, with nights ranging roughly from $120 to $300 depending on timing. Just keep in mind the resort fee runs about $62 per night, so a $120 room is really closer to $180 all in, which is still a very solid value for a newer luxury hotel in Las Vegas. My number one is still the Wynn, but this comes in strong at number two without question.