Horseshoe Las Vegas

Yolonda Jones

Best spot on the strip, right in the middle of everything! Lots of good food options nearby. We had a king room which was very spacious, bigger than a lot of the other hotels, and we've stayed at a few. The staff were nice as well. We will definitely stay here again.

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.

João Dias

When we arrived, we were greeted by a very kind staff member who assisted us with our early check-in and even gave us a room upgrade. The room was excellent—very clean, free of cigarette odor, spacious, and with a great view of the sphere. I was very satisfied with my short stay and yes, I would definitely return!

Paul Hutchinson

I stayed at the Horseshoe Las Vegas in October 2024. We experienced several rude employees, including a gentleman working the bar who informed us, in a very rude tone, that he wouldn't change the channel to a sports game we asked to watch because we "weren't gambling enough". This was very early in the morning when we took a break to have a drink. Few people were at the bar and we felt startled by the employee's response. We also had an awkward interaction with an employee at the front desk who kept asking us to wait before she walked off without helping us. The day we left, we had a scary interaction with a man in the casino who was offering airport rides, but wasn't a licensed taxi or ride-share driver. I'll spare the details. I'm surprised that this individual was able to do this inside the casino. The casino is in a great location. I have no complaints about the room or cleaning service. However, we unfortunately left feeling frustrated and unsafe.