3 Star Las Vegas Holidays

itzMJbby MJ

We loved our trip here! This place had awesome restaurants, and an amazing suite for our family! Such a great trip that we will return. Took a long walk after dinner to Fremont Street. Walked one way and took a cab back. Awesome!

K D

Attended the amazing Pink Party for Breast Cancer Awareness 🎀. Director Robert Polk and his team treated us with amazing care. The hotel is beautiful with plenty to do. We went back the next day for a comedy show and dinner. I will visit again soon.

Sabbi B

Yep the reviews are true, this is a bad hotel to stay at. Right after check in we were stopped by an employee on the floor asking if it's our first time here. He lied and said he'll sign us up for a players card because come to find out at the podium stand it's a gimmick to tour the hotel, etc. Like uhhhh can I please get to my room first? The room was small, basic, had a tiny hospital type window (no good views,) mold in the shower. Toilet clogged second day there then shortly after it just clogged again. Gross high priced food with lack of choices and entertainment. Slots do not pay just tease. And the location is so far from everything else in a dirty sketchy area you wouldn't walk around at night. I'll never stay here again that's for sure. Only positive was the roof top pool & that the employees were professional and never rude.

Eugenia Noguera Florentin

Really liked it! But we asked for a room less noisy, and they help us asap. Some rooms are a little bit old or dated but everything was clean! On the other hand its walking distance from the main hotels… so you can stay in Vegas for a reasonable price.

Eskarlin Paiz

I was there to spend the weekend after Thanksgiving day but it turns out that I asked for non-smoking Room And they did give me the non-smoking room, but they did an extra charge supposedly because I smoked after me telling them that I have three girls and I do not smoke at all. I love to drink, but I don’t smoke but still the girl Didn’t care and still charge me $400 for the Smoke detector A side of that customer service sucks ass. They have a lot of racist people in there. Just be careful when you go to the hotel heads up.

Ally Griffin

I've stayed here twice now, once in their newer rooms and once in the original, older manor. I found the locations of rooms extremely confusing, and impossible to find on your own. There's many different buildings and walkways for each building, but all employees are great about giving directions with a personalized map. The newer rooms were great, very clean and great views. The older (manor) rooms were very sketchy. Separate buildings behind and across the street from the main building. It felt like apartment buildings because there were no workers and random furniture scattered around the entrance (desk drawers, bedside tables etc.) Room itself was fine. It felt clean, just aged. The beds were comfy, and the casino itself is great. No other casino on the strip seems to offer free shows like they do. And a whole floor that is kid friendly. I prefer this casino over the big, flashy ones like the palace or treasure island.

Jae Arrant

It was my first time staying here. I brought my family thinking it would be a nice experience but I was highly disappointed. When checking in around 11:50PM at the kiosk it started to have issues and giving error messages and trying to charge me twice. They did a reset on all the machines. Once I talk with the clerk and got that situated , as the clerk checked me in, he had me walk over to his kiosk and I was looking at his computer screen as he took my ID and inputted my information. I saw that the room he was checking into said, Cleaned but not inspected. I proceeded to ask the clerk if the room was clean due to seeing that message and I pointed it out to him where it said not inspected, He said yes the room was clean and I proceeded to explain to him that I have my 6 month old baby with me and I needed the room to be cleaned and sanitary. He ensured me the room was well cleaned. RED FLAG #1. The outside of the hotel on the Manor side in-between buildings B & C it was full of trash and made the hotel look very low end. RED FLAG #2. Taking the elevator to the 3rd floor in building C the A/C vent right off the elevator was broken, molding and filthy. RED FLAG #3. When arriving to our room the light were on which was great but our room was not up to standard. The bathroom and bath tub had strands of hair all over it (was not our hair, my hair is red) , one of our hand towel were used, the shower curtain was extremely dirty at the bottom like someone soaked in dirty bathroom for several days and to top it off one of the beds in our room, the sheets had blood on it. I called the front desk three times and got no answer then when I continued to call throughout the night the line was busy like someone took the phone off the hook. I didn’t want to take my baby back across the street into the cold so we all crammed into one of the Queen sized beds. I was very disappointed with the up-keep of the room and my experience staying at this hotel.

Angie Lin

To begin with, my expectation of Circus Circus was low, as quite understandably it's an older property. I gave it a try to stay near the Adventure Dome. I made a mistake of picking the Manor "Tower"...as I recall the prices were about the same if I pick the Casino Tower. I thought the Manor is the closest to the Adventure Dome when I studied the hotel map. OMG the Manor is a trip to the past...probably the 80s perhaps even the 70s. Even their own staff had this "oh you stay there?" look on their face when I asked for directions near the check in lobby. The Manor blocks are all low rise (3 stores I think) and away from the main building, across the road. The elevator looks and sounds barely functional although it did the job while we were there. There was a lack of clear signs to guide visitors back to the main building through a building connector. And even when you find the connector, it's a relatively long walk to the main building and or Adventure Dome. In the connector bit, there are walking conveyor belts, like at the airports, except they were turned off. The room was really dated although seems clean to me (my husband disagree...not sure what he say). Basically it's probably suitable to film horror movies there. I regretted choosing the hotel as soon as we arrived. The check in experience was also terrible. They had everyone use the self check in kiosks and they had two staff members there helping a crowd of guests. The kiosks are not easy to use and I can assure you I use kiosks frequently, so it's not us. That's also why there was a crowd of guests as people had lots of questions when they tried to check in. And later when I asked for direction to our room, the attendant also gave us terrible direction so that when I saw him again later I tried to avoid talking to him again. The Adventure Dome had quite a number of rides closed. I have taken my family on the road about total two weeks in December and staying at Circus Circus was the lowest point.

Megan SirLouis

Will never be back. Here are pros and cons Cons: 1. Just shut down the Manor buildings. We were originally roomed in one and immediately refused. It is filthy. It’s the kind of place that has you itching when you’re there. Even an employee said it’s worse than a motel 6. Definitely illegal activity there. 2. Never cleaned our room the entire 4 day stay. I called the second day and requested the room be cleaned due to not having enough towels and toilet paper. They agreed and never showed. I called again and they brought towels and one roll of toilet paper. Apparently they normally clean every three days. They showed up to our room at 9am to clean but we were not ready to leave. We called 2 hours later and let them know the room was ready to be cleaned. They never did it. Again, ran out of toilet paper as we had a room with 4 girls. 3. Food is terrible. One of us ended up with food poisoning and couldn’t leave the hotel an entire 24 hours. 4. As soon as you enter the door, you’re approached by people soliciting things. They don’t let you go by even when you say “no thank you” they keep trying. 5. Just unclean in general. Smelled awful. I bought my own cleaning supplies. Pros: 1. Close to a bus stop 2. Family friendly (except the manor buildings) 3. Staff is friendly and helpful. (Except housekeeping)

Beyzaa Osmani

I booked the hotel through Expedia, which listed the price as $86. However, after additional fees, I ended up paying $138. When I arrived and attempted to check in, the self-check-in system was frustrating and poorly designed. It was so slow that I needed assistance for the smallest issues, and I had to wait 15 minutes for someone to help me. When I finally checked in, they charged me an additional $66, bringing my total to $206 for a basic room that was supposed to cost just $86. Finding my room was another challenge; there weren't enough signs to guide me. Every elevator didn’t go to the same floor, so it took me 30 minutes just to locate the elevator and my room. I don't even want to discuss the parking situation, as that was a whole different set of problems. To make matters worse, the room wasn’t clean and had a strange smell that made it difficult to sleep or do anything comfortably. Overall, it was a waste of money, and I wish I had spent that $206 on a better hotel and room.

Harry

Excalibur in Las Vegas offers a medieval-themed experience right on the Strip. The castle-like exterior is fun and unique, especially for first-time visitors. Rooms are clean but could use some updates to feel more modern. The casino floor is lively, with plenty of slots and table games. Dining options are diverse, though some restaurants can get pricey. The location is fantastic, making it easy to explore nearby attractions. The pool area is spacious and great for families or lounging. Staff is friendly and helpful, ensuring a smooth stay. Parking is convenient but may require a fee. Overall, it’s a budget-friendly option with a fun vibe.

Angie Lin

It's an older hotel. And unfortunately I paid a premium - over $100 a night for Vegas it's a premium for an older hotel. That's not their fault of course as the choice of timing is my own. Anyway it's easy to navigate through the casino & hotel as being older it's also smaller comparing to the likes of Venetian. You can walk from it directly to some nearby properties. I love how there's a cafe right outside of the tower we stayed at, which is the Resort Tower. Since in Vegas there are often no coffee makers in the rooms, it's great to be able to get coffee conveniently in the morning downstairs. There's also an alcohol/provision shop right outside of the Resort Tower, opposite from the cafe. I remember the room seemed clean not much else. As a Marriott Gold member I found staying at this hotel is not particular good since the MGM Collection seems rather poorer in terms of the benefits. And the check in check out counter clerks didn't seem very warm or helpful, and didn't care about Marriott membership program. So service is the only area I'm not very happy about.

Sebastian Kuśmierek

Excalibur Hotel Las Vegas - 2 Stars "Stuck in the Past" Look, I get it. Vegas is all about themes, but this place takes it to a whole other level. We're talking full-on medieval overload. Think cheesy suits of armor, jousting tournaments on repeat on the TVs, and waitresses dressed like wenches. It was fun for about five minutes, then it just got old. The room itself was...well, let's just say it had seen better days. The carpet was stained, the furniture was scratched up, and the bathroom definitely needed an update. It wasn't exactly dirty, but it wasn't exactly sparkling clean either. And don't even get me started on the crowds. This place was packed with families and kids running around everywhere. It felt more like a theme park than a casino. If you're looking for a relaxing getaway, this ain't it. The casino itself was decent enough, I guess. Plenty of slots and table games, but nothing special. The drinks were overpriced, and the cocktail waitresses were nowhere to be found. The only saving grace was the location. It's right on the Strip, so you can easily walk to other casinos and attractions. But honestly, you can find much better hotels in Vegas for the same price. Pros: * Location, location, location Cons: * Outdated decor * Worn-out room * Overcrowded * Overpriced drinks * Lackluster casino Overall: If you're looking for a cheap and cheerful place to crash on the Strip, Excalibur might do the trick. But if you're looking for a luxurious or even remotely modern experience, you'll be sorely disappointed. This place is stuck in the past, and it's time for a major upgrade.

Stephanie

This was an unexpected gem! I had the greatest time at this Casino/Hotel. My room was clean and well appointed; my bed was extremely comfortable. The location was central to all of my destinations. I also want to extend a special thanks to Josh Shinn for reaching out to me upon my arrival. I greatly appreciated your welcoming note. I am definitely returning and I would highly recommend this hotel to my friends and family.

Michael

It's definitely not my favorite Vegas hotel that I've ever stayed at but I booked it because it was comparatively inexpensive to the other resorts on the strip. As far as the room goes (Royal Tower King Room), the king bed was probably the highlight as it was very comfortable and I had no trouble whatsoever sleeping in it (and I have a lot of trouble sleeping at times.) Other than that though the room's amenities feel kinda lacking in that there was no refrigerator, no chair to sit at the desk (which could have been handy when eating in the room) and the lighting in the bathroom wasn't up to par especially since I was staying over Halloween and had to do makeup for my costume (a makeup mirror would have also been a useful addition.) I highly recommend using the MGM rewards app for check in/out since it made the process a breeze. Other than that the resort had a wonderful brunch buffet and I did enjoy that they had karaoke nights at their lounge. And while its location on the south end of the strip made it a bit of a hike to get to some of the other resorts and attractions further north, there are plenty of great dining and entertainment options in the surrounding resorts for when, like me, you don't feel like travelling too far.

Pauline Andre

Our check-in was disappointing. We asked Vanessa to assist us with scanning our passport as the first check-in machine wasn't scanning after trying multiple times. She told us to "read the instructions" in a loud voice for all to hear. When we asked again for help, she said she would help when she was "finished", and yet she stood there looking at the few people checking in early. Eventually we used the second machine, which scanned the passport first time. She never assisted us, at all. She may have done this job for a while and she may have been grumpy having to help the umpteenth person, but this was our first experience here. She didn't even point us in the direction of the elevator to our room when we had finished, we were just left to figure out where they were. And this is what we will remember of Vanessa. Thank goodness for Matthew who, after us asking for help, came out from the special check-in desk and assisted us with the general direction of where to go for the elevators. When we checked out, Jeff was on duty and was super sweet and very hospitable. He is the sort of person that foreigners and out-of-town guests value as they arrive and depart from a hotel. Jeff needs a commendation and The Horseshoe needs more front-of-house staff like him!

Heather love

My boyfriend decided to treat me to a midweek trip to Las Vegas to celebrate my birthday. Where I have been to Vegas once before this time has changed my view on Vegas completely. The Grand Prix being held at the end of November was not mentioned when booking our room ( I do love racing). Which made it to where you are not able to access your vehicle out of the parking garage or into the parking garage at certain times for 12 hour spans. Half the strip was not walkable due to the event happening so when we went to return to our hotel we had to park in a resort parking lot that was not ours, were we had to pay to park. Then walk over a mile in the cold to our resort on the other side of the strip which again half the strip was blocked off so you had to walk back to access catwalks. Aside that not being their fault the horseshoe is not hosting the event Las Vegas is. So I understand the not having control over the parking garage and road accesses. A fair warning would have been nice instead we received a letter the night that we walked back stating that we would not have access to our parking garage, which by then we had figured out ! The morning before would have been nice to know so we could have planned to walk in the cold, where during the day it is 65° but at night it is almost freezing. The hotel front desk agents seemed less than happy to work there or to serve you. The jacuzzi tubs that were once in the presidential suites have been replaced with garden tubs and there was no pool access due to season. I don't understand how these billion dollar casinos can't heat pools but rich people in suburban neighborhoods have heated pools. So all in all the trip was pretty much a bust.

Hanush Velicheti

When I made my reservation online through the Caesars website, I didn’t receive any information about parking or directions to the hotel. After parking, it’s quite a long walk to reach your room. You have to carry your luggage through the casino area to find the elevators, and there aren’t any clear signs to help you get to the check-in area. Honestly, if this were an airport, I think many travelers would miss their flights! Also, I want to mention that the fountain view rooms feel like a scam. They offer them as an upgrade when you arrive, but you can barely see 5% of the fountain because there’s a big tower blocking the view right in front of the building.

Justin Laniel

Room was great, however the hotel provides a great base room rate and then proceed to nickel and dime you so in the end it’s not the value you thought you were getting. Valet is $40 per day to park plus tip. (than we had to wait 30-40 minutes to get our car) The parking lot is $25 per day, resort fee and other fees another $50 per day. On top of the other fees I paid when booking the room. Reminded me of when I book a flight on Frontier and got a base rate and then had to pay when choosing my seat and again to add any bags. I understand this is Las Vegas and has gotten to be a bit the Norm but still leaves a bad impression and they certainly did a great job at that. To add to all that the bartenders are not friendly at all. We sat at one bar where we were the only customers at that time and the bartender just ignored us with a mean look on his face…until I said hey and got his attention but not friendly at all like you would expect a bartender to be….he obviously didn’t want to be there so we cash out and went somewhere else. And if you want to buy a beer like an IPA expect to pay $15 as reflected on our bill, unless you’re gambling enough. The machines have green light that illuminates once you’ve played enough or lost enough money and then they’ll comp a drink. This was a bit of a surprise as we have been in multiple casinos in Las Vegas and none of them had this. Overall just wasn’t a great experience at all so I’ll be finding a more customer service oriented hotel/casino as the experience doesn’t justify the cost.

William Stanfill

We were treated extremely well! The man at the check in desk was extremely helpful and made checking in a breeze. The staff were all friendly and helpful, lots of good meals and easy walking distance to most attractions. We will stay at the horseshoe again.

Albert Venzon

For the price, Mardi Gras Hotel is good. Not the best place to stay. They need to remodel or at least deep clean the rooms!!! But customer service here is great!!! Everyone is nice and very helpful. Not a lot of amenities. If you're looking for a nice resort type of hotel, this is not it. But, a decent place to stay when you have something going on here in Vegas.

Blake J

Had a nice stay. The rooms are definitely dated, but it does give it a cute charm. Some cleaning has been over looked but in places you don't really look (under the bed, behind the nightstand) Service was great, everyone was friendly and helpful. It's a bit of a trip to get to the strip but with the monorail 3 blocks down definitely helps. The pictures of the casino are a bit deceiveing, looks decent but in reality there are maybe 30 slot machines. I pool area looked nice but didn't use it. Didn't like the fact that there are no safes in the room. The $11.95 continental breakfast buffet wasn't worth it. The place is priced right though; so if you're looking for a budget friendly safe option to just sleep at I would recommend it.

Jessica Lantz

My brother and I stayed here for the WWWY festival. We have nothing but good things to say about this hotel. The staff was friendly, the bar was great, and our room was perfect. We didn't utilize the restaurant on the property, so can give any reviews about it. I didn't even care that I wasn't on the strip because I could see the Sphere right outside my window! The area is quiet with no issues other than the occasional horn honk. I'd definitely stay here again. Note: I see a lot of comments about the hotel's cleanliness.. other than the cigarette smoke in the lobby from the casino, I didn't feel any issues. I'm an avid traveler and get grossed out easy by rooms and there was nothing in our room that made me feel any negativity.

Nick Lapointe

Rooms were filthy, stains on the walls, carpet, toilet, bath tub, dust in the fans, etc. the room smelt like smoke. Pretty sure they haven't spent a cent in upkeep or renovations since the 70's. The dial on the fridge clearly didn't work as it was set to the lowest temperature yet it froze all of our food. This place is a cheap motel, not a hotel. One lady at the front desk was an absolute pleasure. She was welcoming, helpful and kind. The other two definitely didn't want to be there and didn't make eye contact or smile. While the location is on the sketchier side compared to other areas, at least it's close proximity to the Sphere and strip.

Nicole Bruland

While we were out, our room was burglarized. All of our bags were taken while we were at an event, including car keys. When we left, the room was locked. When we came back, our stuff was gone. Hotel staff and security refused to look at security camera footage to help us. The police told us that theft has been an issue here. The same evening, another person's room was broken into. We now have a car with no key to get one of our group back home. We are stuck here while we try to find a locksmith to make a car key. We will miss work, lose pay, have to rearrange flights and buy additional clothing. This is very disappointing, especially because the hotel has done nothing to be helpful.

Victory

While the rooms were lovely, clean, and well decorated we did run into some issues that negatively impacted our stay at the Flamingo. First, information on their website is inaccurate in more ways than one. The restaurant inside named Carlos and Charlie's showed the option to call for takeout. We called and were told that all takeout orders had to be made at the bar. Even if that falls on the restaurant it then falls on the hotel as that happened in the hotel while staying there. Another MAJOR issue is the parking. It is advertised as $20 A DAY to park a car for hotel guests and that it will be charged to the room. WRONG!!! We had to pay $20 everytime we left the garage. You were supposed to be able to use your room key to enter and exit as hotel guests but the room keys DID NOT work to enter or exit. We were also not the only guests who struggled with this as we were stopped while exiting one time by someone else asking us for help. On the day we entered and exited the garage twice, we had to pay $40. We have yet to check the final itemized bill but we absolutely will look for parking charged to the room on top of everything we already had to pay and will dispute any charges more that the $20 per day that was advertised and agreed to. For those reasons I DO NOT recommend the flamingo despite having an otherwise lovely stay.

J Michelle

Absolutely amazing! The only issue I had is I had to wait till almost 430 to check in. At that price check in should had been ready and in time. The view from the GO floor is AMAZING best upgrade I made! They have shampoo, conditioner and body wash on the walls in the restroom(if I'd known I would have left mine at home). The availability to places was great! It is a little older hotel but over all great! The txt message for service is amazing too! Ivy definitely helped out. Will be back!

Amarpreet Kaur Saini

I recently stayed at the Flamingo in Las Vegas, and my experience was absolutely terrible. The room had no shampoo or body wash; they only had conditioner in the dispenser, and everything else was empty. We requested these items twice, but no one showed up, so I had to go to CVS to get body wash myself. At 2 AM, we returned to our room, and the doors wouldn’t open. We went all the way to the front desk, and they told us the lock battery was dead and needed to be changed. They said they had placed a request and would send someone. Exhausted, I asked how long it would take. The manager or some higher authority person named Erick came to me and rudely asked, "What do you want?" with no welcoming gesture. He told me he had no time for me and that they would come when they got a chance. I was so annoyed. Seriously? At 2 AM, you’re telling me this as if I’m staying here for free. We were really exhausted and frustrated. Erick's attitude was extremely unprofessional and rude. He showed no empathy or concern for our situation. It was shocking to be treated this way, especially at a hotel that claims to offer quality service. I am a frequent traveler to Vegas and have stayed in other hotels without any problems. Flamingo is the first hotel where I had such a horrible stay experience. This needs to be addressed by higher authorities for such terrible service. I expect a response for this awful experience.

Gizem Andrä

We booked this hotel from Germany specifically for the adults-only pool (21+). At the reception, we were assured that the pool was open. Based on this information, we planned to celebrate my husband’s birthday and our wedding anniversary, both on the same day, at the pool and intended to book events. The following day, however, we discovered that the pool had been abruptly closed. This was extremely disappointing, but no one at the hotel seemed to take our concerns seriously. Despite the closure, it was still possible to book events online for the upcoming days, even though a sign at the pool stated that it would remain closed for the entire season. It feels as though something occurred that was not disclosed to guests. For us, this was particularly frustrating, as we had booked this hotel all the way from Germany with this specific amenity in mind. The staff's indifference extended beyond the pool issue—when we requested housekeeping, our requests were ignored until I personally spoke to a member of the cleaning team, who eventually provided fresh towels and cleaned the room. Unfortunately, the front desk staff showed no interest in addressing the issue. I have already emailed management regarding our experience, but as of now, I have received no response. While we will undoubtedly return to Las Vegas, we will not be staying at the Flamingo Hotel again. I strongly advise anyone traveling from Germany to consider other accommodations. Proceed with caution!

Cam Rezaie

I'm here for 6 more nights (unfortunately) but feel ready to submit my review. If you like having scalding hot water, then freezing cold water, dealing with hotel maintenance and engineering, given the advice to just run the shower and sink for 15 minutes to let temperatures adjust before showering, having to mop up your bathroom floor after every shower (I guess it needed it considering there was pee all over the floor when I checked in), having to hunt down all of your soap, shampoo, etc because they no longer are stocking my floor in advance (decision of some hotel/floor manager who thought they had installed dispensers on floor 11 when in fact they had not), then I have great news -- this is the hotel for you!

Tara Chan

Reasonably priced hotel on the strip, guess you get what you pay for. Checking in was a nightmare, their kiosks don't work and the line was long. Not just the kiosks, all their computer systems are terrible... we couldn't charge anything to our room and our keys didn't work in the parking garage either. This place needs a system upgrade! Rooms are okay, housekeeping was very good. Location is amazing, the Promenade is really nice with lots of restaurants and bars to go to. Great location for walking to Planet Hollywood and the Sphere.

Shelley Ligtermoet

The LINQ is where it’s at—right on the Strip with modern rooms and casino on the ground flood. We stayed here for 3 nights, the room was small, but neat - it was cheap so we can't complain, we were there for the location! The Promenade and High Roller are just steps away! It’s fun, convenient, and totally worth it for the Vegas experience.

Sadie&Charles Hallstrom

10/10 would never recommend anyone stay here ever again, without thoroughly checking your rooms or bringing lights to check the cleanliness. Also if you stay here prepare to be let down by guest services and parking infrastructure, there parking is awful, garages are filthy and full of dirty randoms and some bums sleeping In there, there was trash everywhere, we found drug paraphernalia baggies near our vehicle and by the elevators. Our service was absolute garbage. The beds only had 1 blanket on it which was super disappointing for such a “nice place”. It only got worse from there. By the first morning both me and my friend woke up a little itchy with some spots on us, showered didn’t think to much of it. Well we woke up the next morning after covered in bug bites and beyond itchy all over. We were covered in bug bites from the room. When we complained to management and brought the issue to there attention. They did nothing to make it right. No compensation, no attempt to make it right in any way possible. Only thing they did was come up with excuses and still charged me for everything. As I am someone who has run many hotels and am a host for guests in other states I know first hand this is not okay. We have attempted to speak to management and they do nothing to help. We will be taking serious action with our lawyer and filing with the Nevada health department and the devision of public and behavioral health department. We have now woken up both sick with fevers and rashes back home, I run my own business and now am having to take more time away from work. A vacation that was supposed to be amazing was turned into a horrific nightmare I won’t forget about, I will be taking these matters seriously. Hotels and these people need to be held accountable and learn how to treat guests. Never in my life have I had such trouble with a hotel or casino anywhere I travel before. It’s absolutely appalling and definitely will make sure we never go back again. And I hope others take a step back before booking and go somewhere better where they care about there guests more then just taking your money and not providing the services they guarantee. We were told of so many amenities with this hotel and when we arrived, there was not a single 1 offered. We will be taking Action and I will never recommend this place to anyone. They are rude, dishonest, and dirty!

Brittany Martinez

Pros- location is great, the food is plentiful, casino easy to navigate, easy check-in. Cheap to stay. Cons- bug in bed, wanted new room, no one answered at front desk to assist, shower water barely warm, out of hair conditioner, room felt like it was clean but not clean clean. Barn door for bathroom with no lock sucks!!!

Hugh Sardoff

Location is very good, the promenade outside is a nice place with shops and restaurants. Check in/out was fairly easy with the automated system, a few glitches, but staff was around to help. The room was mediocre at best. The safe did not work in our room. I reported it in person to the In House support desk, they said someone would come fix it. It was never fixed over my 3 night stay. The room was stuffy the first night so we turned on the AC down to 60 on the thermostat and the system was blowing heat. I would not return to this property.