The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower

Alex Friedel-Santander

It's a good value for money hotel. He liked it. The rooms were clean, expect the dirty windows. Staff was very polite. Pool was half open, but Clean. So nothing to complain. Free parking if you have a Nevada license plate. I do understand the fact that's It's too far if you need the new strip experience. They should do monorail offers or bus tickets to gain more visitors..

andrew z

I stayed here last year The rooms were actually nice and they had refurbished the hotel from the old days. I loved the views from the tower. The only problem was because it's a naked city which is a dangerous area in Las Vegas You really don't want to walk around at night. I did brave it over to Golden steer but it definitely wasn't safe and I couldn't imagine with children walking around that area at night looking for food. The reason I gave it such a low score is because none of the restaurants were open the 3 days I stayed there You literally could barely eat anywhere there were no food choices that were realistic. It's not very smart of them considering probably most of the customers would eat at those restaurants since they're not in a part of the strip where people want to comfortably walk around at night. So the restaurants would probably be packed and people would be willing to pay even extra for the safety ease and security of eating in the hotel. They must have five restaurants in there that were closed when I stayed there. Almost at no time of day could I eat food that I bought inside the hotel although there were restaurants there They just were all closed. Now maybe this is fixed it's been a year but I was not impressed by that. If they were in the main part of the strip nobody would care because you could just walk to the neighboring hotels. But it kind of felt like you needed to put on a bulletproof vest to walk through that neighborhood at night. It's just a rough part of town even though it's close to that tourist areas it's not safe for the average tourist to go walking out looking for food at night. Fortunately I've traveled to 39 countries in my life and I'm pretty self-aware of my surrounding so I wasn't too worried walking to Golden steer a few blocks away but it still felt quite dodgy outside.

Angel Medelswadener

I rented a cabana at the swim & social. In my opinion the food and beverages are overpriced. I was charged $150.00 for the bottle service. I had to wait over an hour to receive a 375oz Don Julio bottle. It took another 40 minutes to get cups and shot glasses. The server was very polite and professional I also understand that server's don't have control over the kitchen and orders, but it wasn't a busy day. It took almost 2 hours to get the complimentary fruit tray. It also took 2 hours to get a salad. I've had a better time and experience at other hotels on the strip with far better food quality and beverage options. If you ask me you're better off going elsewhere to enjoy a day at the pool.

Berge Wassilian

Stayed here 1 night, upgraded to a suit for a few bucks more...total was less than $130. My 1028 sq feet suit was larger than my 700 sq feet small house. As soon as I checked in, I went and enjoyed a cold beer inside the large pool. I enjoyed a great dinner at the Top Of The World tower. Watched a great show at night - Rouge. My half day stay seemed eternal thanks to the impressive views from the observation deck of the Tower and then my romantic dinner at the spinning restaurant.

Morgan

While our room and general stay was perfectly fine we left feeling like this resort charges way too many fees - maybe they all do, but we’ve been happier with stays at other properties on the strip. The other thing that seems worse than other properties is all of the people trying to get you to go to the time share presentations. They’re by the parking and even right by where you get an elevator to go to your room. It’s quite annoying. So while the rooms were fine I feel like this was not our favorite stay on the strip and I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it.