Car Rental in Spring Valley and Chinatown

Chinatown and Spring Mountain Road

Las Vegas Chinatown stretches along Spring Mountain Road west of the I-15. It started with Chinatown Plaza in the 1990s and has grown into miles of restaurants, bakeries and shops serving cuisines from across Asia, many of them open late. It is one of the city's favorite food destinations for locals and visitors.

A car beats rideshare here

The restaurants are spread along a long road, and many visitors hop between several in one trip. With your own car, you can go late, park in the plazas, and try more than one spot without paying for every ride.

Handoffs in the plazas

Large shopping plazas along Spring Mountain Road make convenient, easy-to-find meeting points. The team confirms the exact spot when your booking is confirmed.

Spring Valley beyond the restaurants

Spring Valley is an unincorporated town of Clark County that fills much of the area west of the I-15 between the Strip and Summerlin. It is mainly residential, with apartments, homes and off-Strip hotels. Further west, past Rainbow Boulevard and toward Durango Drive, nearly every errand means a drive.

Off-Strip hotels and the Flamingo Road resorts

Hotels just west of the I-15 along Flamingo Road, such as the Rio, the Palms and the Gold Coast, are close to the Strip but not on it, and a car makes the most of that position. A compact sedan fits easily into hotel and plaza parking.

Locals and long stays

Residents who need a car while theirs is in the shop, and visitors staying for weeks, often book with a home handoff. The request form handles both.

Neighbors and drive times

From Spring Valley, the Strip is just across the I-15, often under ten minutes away. Summerlin and Red Rock are to the northwest, Enterprise lies to the south, and the airport is around fifteen to twenty minutes southeast. Downtown is a short freeway run north.