20 Laptop Friendly Spots Around Las Vegas, Nevada 

Here’s a list of 20 free (or effectively free) laptop-friendly spots around Las Vegas — combining library branches, cafés, malls, hotel lobbies and public-spaces — with a map view and notes on WiFi, outlets and vibe. Many of these build from the earlier 10, plus 10 additional ones.

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1. Sahara West Library

• Address: 9600 W Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89117. (Las Vegas-Clark County Library District)

• Why it’s good: Free WiFi via the Las Vegas‑Clark County Library District, lots of tables and plugs, quiet library environment. (Las Vegas-Clark County Library District)

• Tip: Arrive earlier in the day for best power-outlet seats, bring charger.

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2. West Las Vegas Library

• Address: 951 W Lake Mead Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89106.

• Why: Same library system as above, quieter area, good for a focused work session.

• Tip: Bring headphones if you expect to make calls — even library quiet zones can have ambient activity.

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3. Summerlin Library

• Address: 1771 Inner Cir Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89134.

• Why: Spacious newer branch, same free WiFi network via library district.

• Tip: Consider reserving a study room if you need extra quiet or video-call friendly space (check ahead).

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4. Spring Valley Library

• Address: 4280 S Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89103.

• Why: Another good library branch with free WiFi, less foot traffic than mid-town café spots.

• Tip: If you expect to stay several hours, pack snacks or plan a short break — libraries often have limited café options.

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5. Centennial Hills Library

• Address: 6711 N Buffalo Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89131.

• Why: Free WiFi via library system, good for medium-length work sessions.

• Tip: Check parking & arrival time; some branches may close earlier than cafés.

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6. PublicUs

PublicUs Web Address: 1126 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101 Phone: +17023315500

• Address: 1126 E Fremont St., Las Vegas, NV 89101. (Eater Vegas)

• Why: Café listed in “best coffee shops for remote working” in Las Vegas. (Eater Vegas)

• Tip: While it's technically “free to sit”, buying at least a drink is good etiquette when using café space for a long session.

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7. Bungalow Coffee Co

• Address: 201 E Charleston Blvd Suite 180, Las Vegas, NV 89104. (Yelp)

• Why: Spacious arts-district café with WiFi and plenty of seating.

• Tip: If you plan to stay long, pick a spot with a visible plug nearby to avoid moving.

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8. Leone Café

• Address: 400 S Rampart Blvd #10165, Las Vegas, NV 89145. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Café recommended explicitly as “work-friendly” with natural light and space. (LaptopFriendly)

• Tip: Choose morning or early afternoon when the ambiance is calmer; evenings may get busier.

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9. Aware Coffee & Tea Lounge

• Location: 5590 Painted Mirage Rd Suite 130, Las Vegas, NV. (LaptopFriendly)

• Why: Highly rated for stable WiFi and quiet work-friendly atmosphere. (LaptopFriendly)

• Tip: If you expect calls or long segments of focused work, consider sitting in a slightly more secluded corner.

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10. Capital One Café

• Address: 3200 Las Vegas Blvd S #1110, Las Vegas, NV 89109. (Yelp)

• Why: Café/credit-union hybrid with free WiFi and plentiful outlets; noted by users for laptop-use. (Yelp)

• Tip: It may get busier during peak café hours; plan accordingly.

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11. The Forum Shops at Caesars

• Address: 3500 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Shopping mall with free WiFi in public seating zones. (Vegas4Locals)

• Tip: Use the quieter upper-level benches or café seating rather than prime food-court levels if you want fewer distractions.

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12. Fashion Show Mall

• Address: 3200 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Mall with complimentary public WiFi in seating zones; good for a non-café setting.

• Tip: Bring your own water/snack; seating might be shared with shoppers.

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13. Downtown Summerlin (Outdoor Mall)

• Address: 1980 Festival Plaza Dr., Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Open-air shopping & dining space with free WiFi; nice for getting work done outdoors.

• Tip: Bring sun protection if you’re outside; choose seating under covered zones for shade/outlets.

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14. Fremont Street Experience / Downtown Free WiFi Zone

• Area: ~1-mile radius around Fremont Street, Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Large free public WiFi zone that covers outdoor seating and benches.

• Tip: While WiFi is free, the ambient noise & foot traffic are high — good for casual work but maybe less for video calls.

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15. Harry Reid International Airport (Terminal Seating Zones)

• Address: 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd., Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Large public area with free WiFi, plenty of seating and outlets in many terminals.

• Tip: Good for when you’re between meetings/flights; mind security announcements and public-space noise.

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16. Apple Store Downtown Summerlin

• Address: 1985 Festival Plaza Dr., Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Retail store with public seating and free WiFi; less expectation to purchase when you work discreetly.

• Tip: Stay courteous – don’t hog customer-support seats; choose the lounge/bench areas.

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17. Apple Store The Forum Shops at Caesars

• Address: 3500 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Similar to above; good option inside a mall setting for a work session.

• Tip: Access can be noisier during peak shopping hours; try mornings.

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18. Makers & Finders Coffee Shop

• Address: 1120 S Main St #110, Las Vegas, NV. (Vegas4Locals)

• Why: Trendy café in the Arts District noted for free WiFi & comfortable work environment.

• Tip: Because it’s trendy, some seating may fill up—go early if you have a long session planned.

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19. Gäbi Coffee & Bakery

• Address: (Industrial building, Las Vegas) as per listing. (Laptop Friendly Cafe)

• Why: Café recommended in “Free WiFi Cafes in Las Vegas” lists.

• Tip: Keep an eye on café hours — some cafés in this category close earlier than public libraries.

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20. Vesta Coffee Roasters

• Address: 1114 S 6th St., Las Vegas, NV. (Yelp)

• Why: Noted as a standout specialty-coffee shop with free WiFi and good work seating.

• Tip: May have fewer outlets than large library branches — pick your table carefully.

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✅ Summary & usage tips

• Many of these spots are free to sit and work, but in cafés it’s courteous to purchase a drink or snack if you stay more than an hour or two.

• Libraries are the most “free” in that you don’t need to buy anything — just bring your laptop & charger.

• Malls, hotel lobbies and public areas (like airports) are also free access but might have more background noise or fewer dedicated work-outlets.

• Bring your charger and maybe a power strip or adapter, especially if you have multiple devices.

• If you’ll need video calls, pick the quieter libraries or cafés with good reviewers for “calls allowed” (e.g., Aware Coffee says WiFi is stable).

• For long sessions, pick a place with comfortable seating + outlets + moderate background noise (not too loud).

• Arrive early if you want the best seating/outlet options, especially at cafés and public work-friendly zones.

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