COYA Apartments places residents at the eastern gateway of Las Vegas Chinatown, where one of America’s largest Asian dining districts meets the Las Vegas Strip.
Las Vegas Chinatown attracts an estimated 24 million visits each year, according to Clark County mobility analysis. Few people ever get the opportunity to actually live here.
Located at 3475 W. Desert Inn Road, a short block north of Spring Mountain Road near Polaris Avenue, COYA sits at the district’s eastern entrance. From COYA, the restaurants, cafés, nightlife, wellness businesses, and shopping that define Las Vegas Chinatown begin just steps away.
Las Vegas Chinatown is home to 248 verified sit-down restaurants, one of the largest concentrations of Asian dining in North America. Residents can walk to the eastern end of Spring Mountain Road in just a few minutes, with the rest of the Chinatown corridor stretching west for more than two miles of restaurants, cafés, nightlife, shopping, and wellness businesses.

COYA Apartments on West Desert Inn Road, a short block north of Spring Mountain Road at the eastern entrance to Las Vegas Chinatown.
Few apartment communities in Las Vegas sit between two destinations as recognizable as Chinatown and the Las Vegas Strip. COYA does. Roughly a mile east: the Las Vegas Strip, Treasure Island, Wynn Las Vegas, The Palazzo, The Venetian Resort, and Fashion Show Las Vegas, with Resorts World Las Vegas and Sphere just beyond. A few blocks west and south: the heart of Chinatown, where dining, nightlife, shopping, wellness businesses, and entertainment continue to reshape the neighborhood into a live-work-play district.
Desert Inn Road runs beneath Las Vegas Boulevard and over Interstate 15 as a signal-free express corridor, putting the resort corridor and the east valley minutes away without Las Vegas Boulevard traffic.
Spring Mountain Road has evolved into one of the country’s most acclaimed dining corridors, with seven James Beard-recognized restaurants and bar programs located within walking distance of COYA.
Beyond the awards, the everyday version is a short walk in any direction:
COYA offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom residences with contemporary architecture, spacious layouts, and premium finishes.
Apartment features include:

Full-service fitness center with cardio equipment and free weights at COYA
COYA’s rooftop Sky Lounge overlooks the Las Vegas skyline. Residents can take in sunset views and Strip lights — from Wynn to Resorts World — from a private rooftop setting.
COYA sits at what is becoming the eastern entrance to Chinatown, and two nearby projects will further anchor that end of the corridor.
Pacifica Vegas is going up a few blocks south of COYA on Spring Mountain Road. The mixed-use dining and entertainment development has confirmed Chef Tony Hu’s Michelin Bib Gourmand–recognized Lao Sze Chuan as an anchor tenant, with a cigar lounge and rooftop bar also planned. It is positioned to become one of the corridor’s major dining and nightlife destinations when it opens.
The Chinatown Visitor Center, which is coming to Pacifica Vegas when completed, will be steps away and serve as an introduction to the district for visitors arriving from the Strip and is planned to include a Chinatown Loop Station.
Easy access to Desert Inn Road, Spring Mountain Road, Polaris Avenue, Interstate 15, and the Strip puts nearly every major destination in the valley minutes away.
Millions of people come to Las Vegas Chinatown every year for a meal and a night out. Living here means the corridor is simply the neighborhood — coffee nearby in the morning, a co-working lounge for remote work, lunch along Spring Mountain Road, an afternoon at a neighborhood spa, dinner with friends, and a rooftop skyline view to close the night.
COYA Apartments
3475 W. Desert Inn Road
Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: 725-444-7945
Website: www.COYALiving.com
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COYA Apartments is at 3475 W. Desert Inn Road, Las Vegas, NV 89102, a short block north of Spring Mountain Road near Polaris Avenue. The community sits at the eastern gateway of Las Vegas Chinatown, minutes from the Strip and Interstate 15.
COYA offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom residences. Homes feature open-concept layouts, ten-foot ceilings, quartz countertops, natural gas ranges, full-size washer and gas dryer, and smart thermostats, with kitchen islands and breakfast bars in select homes. Contact the leasing office for current availability and floor plans.
Amenities include a resort-style swimming pool, a rooftop Sky Lounge overlooking the Las Vegas skyline, a 24-hour fitness center, resident clubhouse, co-working lounges and meeting spaces, fire pits and outdoor dining areas, covered parking, EV charging stations, package concierge service, and controlled-access entry with professional on-site management.
Yes. COYA includes an on-site pet spa and a dedicated dog park. Breed, weight, and fee policies may apply, so contact the leasing office for current pet guidelines.
COYA sits at the entrance to one of the largest concentrations of Asian dining in the country, with 248 verified sit-down restaurants along the Spring Mountain Road corridor and seven James Beard–recognized restaurants and bar programs within walking distance. The Sand Dollar Lounge, Aroma Latin American Cocina, and The Center at Spring Mountain are all a short walk away, along with karaoke lounges, late-night ramen, Korean barbecue, hot pot, and Asian supermarkets.