Horseshoe Las Vegas

Nico family of 5

This hotel offers great value for the price. It’s hard to find a hotel with nightly rates as low as this one. That said, it isn’t five-star quality, but it’s decent enough for a mid-range stay. The hotel is connected to Paris via two walkways, making it easy to access both properties. The best part is its location—perfectly situated in the middle of the strip so you can walk anywhere in a short amount of time. Although the rooms are basic and a bit worn, you likely won’t spend much time in them!

Hari Andre'

Great location in the middle of the strip. Arrived early in afternoon, was hoping to do early check in but found out that one has to be 21 to check in, I guess this is common sense. Luckily I wad turning 21 that night but had to wait about 10 hours. Returned around 7pm to confirm that I wouldn't lose my room, and waited in line for almost and hour. The check in staff were very friendly and helpful, just not enough of them I guess. Anyway the lady confirmed that I could check in at midnight, and when I returned after midnight, check in went quickly and smoothly. The room was clean and nice view. Casino staff were also great.

thomas buchler

While not much has changed with the property, they have stopped having a security key check at the entry to the elevators, and the elevators no longer need a key to validate you are staying there. A little alarming at first. The rooms are better than other resorts at the same price point. This location is great for monorail access, bus access, the CVS near by, and all the offerings of the growing bazaar area. It’s also a great central location for the strip. I use this resort 4 of my last trips because it’s convenient and an affordable option. Overall while it could use a little TLC but it’s still acceptable.

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.

Joel Lira

I love the location, right in the middle of everything. So many food options inside, or just steps outside. Drink service is better than many of the other casino's. Updated rooms are pleasant and provides everything you need and would expect. If there was something negative to be said, I only wish the rooms had microwaves.