Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino

John Lynch

I had reservations for five rooms in the older Masquerade tower for my family and fellow tournament bowlers and three of the rooms were ready at check in time. The rooms were large and clean and everyone was satisfied. Both of the rooms that were not ready were upgraded for free. One was in the new remodeled Ipenema tower room and the other was a masquerade 1 bedroom deluxe bathroom suite. We all enjoyed the rooms and had a great 4 day trip to Rio. Would definitely do it again. Rented daybeds at the pool and spent several wonderful hours being taken care of by our server Vivian. She went above and beyond making sure we had everything we wanted. Really appreciated the non-smoking areas and we all played the slots and ETGs but didn't try the poker ot live tables. Bars and restaurants were good but not all of them were open on Mon and Tue. All in all, it was a good Vegas trip with no concerns or issues.

Tyler Graham

The Rio was a pretty cool hotel it featured a decent size casino (which paid better than the others) obviously all luck driven. Anyway hotel rooms were recently renovated and the room we had was massive. Hotel water pressure was great as well. Visited the Voodoo lounge up at the top floor had amazing views of the strip. Drinks were so so. In regards to location if you have a vehicle parking is free. It is a decent distance from the strip, honestly probably have to Uber there and back. Other than that the stay was great.

Kate Shelton

The hotel room was clean and spacious and matched the photos exactly. The hotel has a great pool that’s big and plenty of space for guests. The restaurants were great quality food, i.e. the Hash House was great food and good portions for the price. We had great entertainment and shows in the resort that was only a 10 minute walk from our room. I liked that we had convenient stores and restaurants within the resort so we didn’t have to leave the building every time we needed something. The location was also close by the strip so when we took Ubers it was a 5 minute drive to essentially anywhere.

Steve M

We booked our weekend here at the Rio because the cost was low, so we didn't really expect to have premium experience, but we did. Our room was a little dated but it was fun because it felt like Dynasty from the '80s. We got a corner suite, huge, and loved it. The service was great. The restaurants were great. The gambling was okay. The drinks were cheap and everybody was happy. The pool was fine. I'll be back

Karol Ramirez

The Rio is really starting to shine again, and I’m impressed with the changes. They’ve added new shows like Wow! which are a lot of fun, and the Comedy Cellar was a great time as well. The food court is small but offers a decent variety, with options like ramen and burritos. That said, vegan choices are limited. They used to have a pho spot near the sports betting area, but it’s no longer there. Burro Borracho, Guy Fieri’s restaurant, is a highlight if you’re craving flavorful Mexican-inspired dishes. The Lapa Lounge, located right in front of the main desk, is a lively spot, while the masquerade side of the property is still undergoing renovations. One of the standouts is the pool area, which is beautifully designed with bright, vibrant colors that create a fun and welcoming atmosphere. Parking is also plentiful, especially compared to properties on the Strip, which makes visiting much easier. I’m not sure about the future of Hash House A Go Go, but during my last visit a week ago, the interior had just been nicely remodeled. Overall, I really like the new energy and vibrancy at the Rio. It feels like the resort is moving in the right direction, and it’s exciting to see it come back to life.