Las Vegas resorts hotels offer discounted rates to California wildfire victims

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Las Vegas resorts and hotels are offering discounts to those fleeing the California fires.

Primm Valley Casino Resorts is offering a helping hand to California wildfire victims. The resort located near the California-Nevada state line is offering $29 per night and waiving resort and pet fees through Jan. 31.

Resorts World announced it’s offering 35% off rooms for those who contact the hotel directly up to February 6.

Fontainebleau has also shared with FOX5 its offering a special rate for those displaced. To book contact (833) 702-7272.

Treasure Island is offering victims a $79 room rate from now through Jan. 31.

The South Point is also offering a discount to evacuees. The discounted offer will expire on January 31, 2025. The code is CAR0109. The room can only be booked by calling 866-796-7111.

MGM Resorts has announced they will provide wildfire victims 35% off their stay and flexibility with cancellations due to those impacted by travels. The discounted offer will expire on Jan. 31, 2025.

In addition, MGM has pledged $1 million to support relief efforts to the American Red Cross and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.

Virgin Hotels has announced a “LOVE FOR LA” offer for California residents only. Rates start from $50, with no resort, valet, or self-parking fees from Jan. 9 – Feb. 3. Rooms will also be dog-friendly if needed.

Those looking to get this deal are urged to call 1-800-693-7625 to book by Thursday, Jan. 16.

Evacuees can also go to Airbnb, the company has coordinated with 211 in LA, to offer free temporary shelter to those in need. Airbnb hosts across the Las Vegas Valley are taking in evacuees from across Southern California as well.