Circus Circus Las Vegas

matt deacon

My family has stayed here a few times now. The first time I had been here was in the early 1990s so this place brings back good memories. The room is nice and clean. The Midway games and shows are so amazing and make this place worth it. The Adventuredome is a blast. Staff are nice. This place is an overall fun resort especially for families.

Carrie Dow

First the lobby/bell staff was great. We were exhausted and we were assisted at checkin as well as escorted to our room with our bags. Getting to our room was quite a trek. Rooms are outdated and need some serious attention. Had a hole in wall, curtains wouldn’t close well enough to block out the blinking of Sphere all night or sun in morning. We were told it was no smoking but hallways reeked of smoke, tobacco & cannabis. Drains in bath had sewage smell. Considering the “Resort Fee” was higher than the room rate I felt that a little more care should be taken of our room. We called desk for clean towels, finally had to catch housekeeping and they took 4 towels but only left 2. We were there for 4 days and never had any services to our room. Trash and towels should have been a bare minimum daily. Only one pool was open even though the place was packed. Kids over ran the hot tub all 4 days and on the last day the hot tub was cold. Everything was clean, there weren’t children running amok and everyone was friendly, guest & staff. I would likely stay here again despite these issues, but only if I were traveling with children. It’s definitely a family oriented place.

J E

The room was decent. I can't complain. A little dark, but no biggie. First issue was the so called $56 deal advertised. We were charged the $56 plus tax online. Only to her charged another $120 upon checking. Since BS about resort fees, and blah blah blah. And forget about staff informing you about there elevators. You your in your room floor on a keypad so it can't tell you which of the 4 elevators to take up to your room. But coming down, you have to take a different elevator. And to top it off. On the morning we were leaving. We and about 39 other guest from the same floor waited for the elevator trying to get to the first floor for about an hour. We and these said guest decided to go down the stairs. 8 stories down, (16 sets of stairs) only to find a locked from the other side door. All carrying our luggage and whatnot. Luckily some person on the other side of the door heard us and opened the door. None of even noticed that there was no doors going down the stairs. I didn't plan on staying there again.

Lizette Vasquez

To be fair I booked this through Priceline and the reviews on there initially made me think this would be a good option. I should have looked at it in much more detail but they also don’t give you a lot on the website either. Upon arrival the look is not as pleasant as it may seem on the photos. Lots of things to look at in there but the smell of cigarettes and weed is incredibly overwhelming. They have some nice fast food options inside but the menus of course are limited and the buffet is not nearly as good as the fast food unfortunately. No servicing for the rooms for beds made daily or even trash thrown out. You have to pay extra for a fridge as well. The bathrooms were dirty upon arrival, some spots on the floor and hair on the wall of the shower which I didn’t notice until I was already in the shower, which tells me they did not do a thorough job of cleaning. The tub was also clearly clogged as water kept backing up from our showers. We also got almost no sleep as the AC unit started making weird noises in the middle of the night and would not stop no matter what we did. Also a lot of people stopping you for “vouchers” but of course there’s a catch. I came here on a trip with my sister and we both have kids. Both of us agreed we wouldn’t even bring our kids here.

Gal N

This review is based only on a visit to the hotel, not an overnight stay. The hotel appears very outdated and not well maintained. It is relatively far from the other hotels, so it's best to reach it using the bus that goes along the Strip. Bus tickets can be purchased from a machine near the station. A 2-hour ticket costs $6, and a 24-hour ticket costs $8. Children under the age of 5 ride for free. There is also a parking lot for the hotel. Inside the hotel, there is a very cute amusement park for kids. An all-day access ticket to the rides costs $30. Their policy states that if a child is under a certain height, they must be accompanied by an adult (who is also required to purchase a ticket). There's also an option for face painting at an additional cost ($20 for half face, $25 for full face). Costumes, food, and toys are sold on site—everything is, of course, quite expensive. A very nice experience for kids in Las Vegas.