Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino Rio Hotel & Casino

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The resort is off the strip but close by if you want to visit anything on the strip. The resort is a little older and you can tell in the rooms. The rooms are suite size and all feel big. There are some minor age related visuals: dirty light switches, older carpet, etc. The bed was comfortable but the pillows felt very cheap. My biggest complaint was the lack of any plug next to the bed. There was a plug behind the headboard but no way to access. In this day I feel it's necessary for a hotel to have a bedside plug. This is fairly easy to accomplish. Alarm clock with plug, lamp with a plug. The service was great from the front desk. Very pleasant people.

It's a nice hotel. There is free parking (away from the entrance and closer. Follow the masquerade parking sign. From it exit to the casino and to the elevator to the apartments). There is a buffet as in most hotels. Pool with 3 zones. For visitors paid. For residents of the natural free. Casinos and vending machines as in most Vegas hotels are very much.

Decent hotel for the low price. Easy access to parking, not far from the strip, little liquor store off casino has reasonably priced drinks. However, during my stay it seemed only 1 elevator worked, so it could take anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour to get on the elevator and it was always packed full because of being the only one, so was stopping on every floor to let people off or more people trying to get in. Upon check out there was a $220 charge from the box office that I hadn't made, it took nearly 2 hours to have this straightened out, and a month later I realized they charged it to my credit card anyways. I called and it has now been fixed. But I could have easily missed this charge that I was assured was taken care of… try an MGM Company…

Excellent hotel and good service. The rooftop is well.

The hotel seems close but far enough to walk to the street and old section spacious room but need love.

Good hotel except for breakfast included. Starbucks!

Beware, take care of your money.

Rio @ Las Vegas is located slightly away from the strip. Rooms are big n specious. One can negotiate very Good price. It is much cheaper than hotels on the strip so if you want to save on hotel charges it is a Good option. If one has own car travelling to strip becomes convenient otherwise one may have to spend $12 to 15 for every trip (one way). Casino over here is not great — No comparison with Good casinos on the strip. Also decor of the hotel gives 2star or 3 star feeling.

I stayed at the Rio approximately 10 years ago as a guest for almost a week. The hotel was wonderful the rooms were nice and the staff is very friendly. More recently, I visited the Rio to eat at the World Buffet. The real has two buffets, one is seafood themed and has only seafood dishes. The other one is very large and serves a variety of dishes from around the world. I enjoyed my short stay at the Rio and the buffet was very good. I've always had good food at the Rio. I was however disappointed to see that the Masquerade show is no longer. Aside from that, the hotel is in great condition and has a lot of fun stuff to do such as shows, shops, and restaurants.

Only went there to play mini golf which was pleasant. Used a coupon to make it reasonable. Fun course. Parking was free. The casino was dead quiet. Stark comparison to the ones on the strip. Played some black jack as well and enjoyed the table and atmosphere. However, there was a strong odor in one of the elevators that needed to be addressed.

Good place to stay for a day or two. Nice size rooms with full bath with a small refrigerator. Great location if you're not into the strip hype and traffic. There are some downfalls but it might be because of the age of the hotel. I'll list them just to let y'all know. 1. It's an all suite but no microwave for convenience. 2. Could be a little cleaner just because of dust here and there. 3. Dirty stains in furniture and bedding. 4. Wooden furniture had noticeable dents and scratches. 5. I didn't notice an easy access from the self parking structure, we had to walk through everything with family. Besides that, it was a quiet and comfortable stay my family and I had. Would probably stay again.

Very attractive and cordial good location and very spacious. Good care.

I stole my money K Cobra pair If you break something of the room I never lot returned.

Excellent everything!
Super comfortable room, spacious, clean and cozy, we got the view we chose. The casino with enough options of machines to play and the food as always a success of the river, I loved being this time there stayed, definitive I recommend it!

The room was clean and comfortable. Good shower pressure. Great view and walking distance to the strip. Good selection of table games. A few single deck blackjack options with some player favorable rules. Decent poker room. Didn't get a chance to try the restaurants but we will definitely be staying here again.

I've stayed here many times. This is a great hotel. The rooms are enormous, especially compared to several strip hotels. The bathroom showers/tubs could use some updating, but they are sufficiently functional. Additionally, parking is free, and there are plenty of spaces, with easy access from either end of the property, so you can have a short walk to your room. The pool area is located so that it actually gets spring and fall sun, although it seems like a shortage of lounge chairs has been an ongoing problem. The fitness center is better than most. Home to one of the most famous buffets, but there are also other very good eateries onsite. The casino has everything you need, table games, slots, poker, and a sports book. One of the best off-strip choices.

I'm not sure where to start with this hotel. We stayed at Rio for a weekend as a quick get-away. We wanted to stay budget conscious so decided that Rio would be a good pick since it was towards the end of the strip and off strip so easier to get to then one of the other hotels in the middle. I feel like you get what you paid for. Upon check-in we were told our room was not ready yet it but was 5pm. Then they told us they would call when our room would be ready and we never received a call. Then when we got our room it was still dirty and in poor shape. The couch looked like it came from a college dorm and the linens had burnt holes in them. The casino also was way too smokey as the ventilation system was not great. I wouldn't recommend staying unless it was your very last option and you were on a budget.

I went to see the Penn and Teller show and I was very father. They are very professional of the best I have seen.

We were robbed inside the hotel room laughed, all my passports, my wallet, shopping, shoes, jewels, dollars and the response of the security and the hotel staff was that they had nothing to do with it, they didn't answer us for the damage caused, such as flight loss, emotional trauma, extra tiketes and hotel expenses due to this terrible situation. Nooo I recommend it there they rob unscrupulously. Don't stay there.

We only went to grandiose buffet, delicious food and the desserts Deberaa try them tooodoooooos.

Wonderful staff can be found from VIP Valet (which is free), VIP Guest Services, Bar and Table Game Dealers. Free drinks while playing on slots and or table games. Nice welcoming hosts to guide you along the way. An indoor Starbucks is available right near the elevators and shops. Room was clean and very roomy. Room rates are very affordable. Free small bottled water available at the VIP Guest Services. Amazing service overall and Valet staff is very professional. Pet friendly and pool is perfect for the family. Looking forward to another future stay at the Rio!

The same day on the 15 floor, the corridor is very delicious, like a sewer blocked, other sea can also.

Used to be 'really great' — but now it's starting to show some age. I won';t directly blame the corporate ownership by Caesars … but we got to our room and there were NO towels, then we discovered there was no soap or shampoo. The carpet had more than few straggling strings and it took quite a long time for housekeeping to get us soap and towel replacements. Regardless the people were all nice and pleasant to deal with and the overall room was great. It's a Vegas thing — but the advertised rate ALSO required paying an additional 'Resort Fee' of $30 per room night that is NOT optional. With kids (young teens) — cost effective dining options were not available and the buffet was $35 a person. That's not 'outrageous', and I hear the food is really good — but dropping $155 (tax & tip) for 4 people to eat a basic meal — without many more sit down options was not a host of good to us. Swimming Pool was closed for the season — but looks like a pool we'd like to try next visit. Lastly — wireless was free for first two devices — but it is not made super clear when you connect and as a whole when you ask employees about policies you can certainly tell they work for a corporation and "… it is what it is sir" for that and other things during our stay.

Rio gives you huge rooms at a low cost. The rooms are very dated and old, but not bad. Voodoo restaurant is amazing. One of my favorite restaurants in Vegas. And the view is the best in the city. One star deduction for the deceptive resort fees.

Really well located in 15mns on foot from the strip and 5 by bus (202). The only inconvenience is that the passage over the highway is very dirty and that sometimes there are itinerants who sleep there. $719 POURV6 nights with the theft and taxes of hotels in Vegas is $34 per night (this is between 29 and 40).

Hotel with spacious rooms and large windows, I liked it very much. A tad remote D Las Vegas BLV. But great!

Very beautiful place I like very much we had a great thank you to God and thanks to my family friend Óscar Pérez that we financed the hotel.

Everything's great! Very large renovated room with fridge. Well located behind the Ceasar at 15mns walk from the Strip but there is the 202 bus which passes by. The only annoyance is that the passage over the highway is strewn with rubbish it is not pleasant.

For our first time in Vegas, this was an amazing experience. I've got nothing but good things to say about this resort! We booked our room through the resports website and were given an amazing price, as well as a free bottle of liquor (of our choice). When we got to the check in desk, it was very easy to use the automated check in machines, then just grab our keys. The resort has lots to offer and it was sometimes hard to go to the strip because we liked it so much. All of the staff were very friendly and the room was cleaned nicely each day. Check out process was very easy too and I would easily go back to this resort next time! Distance from the strip was not too bad. I don't mind walking, so that was easy.

Liked the priced and room was surprisingly clean big and fresh smelling Bed had a chocolate bar on it Frig and micro. Was in room. CLOSE to a lot of things. And they have smoking and non smoking rooms. Easy to get back to freeway. And easy to spot when returning. Security great.

We had a nice time at the Rio Hotel. Nice rooms and attentive hotel staff. Good selection of restaurants to choose from. We saw Penn and Teller, always a treat and The Wow show. Terrific variety of amazing and talented dancers, archery, roller skating and cirque type performances. We'll definitely will visit again. Only down side is parking is far away, unless you valet. Getting lots of luggage to the room requires bell man services… if you only have a few pieces of luggage then you can walk them through the hotel easily.

We were staying across the street at the Wyndham Desert Blue resort but we were able to walk over to the Rio to take advantage of their restaurants. They have quite a few to choose from and many of them are open past midnight. We liked the sports grill for its prices (relative to some of other places) and we were in the mood for pizzas and Philly cheese steak sandwiches). They also have a Smash Burger if you're in the mood for burgers but the Mexican and Indian restaurants are awesome as well. They are a little more pricey but excellent food.

The casino is soft, many machines and shiws of ENTER. The buffet is well ico and the service of Robert is excellent.

My husband and I stayed there for 3 nights. The room was very spacious, clean, and comforting. We had a king sized bed, a couch, TV, vanity with lights, two sinks, and fridge. It wasn't a luxurious room but it was well maintained. The only thing I didn't like was the bathroom door being way too close to the toilet, which made it a bit difficult to get in but no big deal. My husband and I were satisfied with our stay. Staff was great too.

I loved the Chippendales show!

The buffet Estsva Well, and also the Cree Room.

I went to the Rio Casino to play in the machines and tables for fun during my holiday. The casino is very nice from the outside and not far from the strip. The bad thing being a Saturday people who work there is little and moody. I lost a lot of money in the machines but that is not my problem, every time I took help with the machines or wanted to order no Avia drinks there to help. And end me finally my girlfriend and you sat at a tables of 3 card poker but the girl giving the cards did not pay attention to the game and not paid the profits. Still the atmosphere of everyone at the tables was a disaster.

The buffet is one of the best in Las Vegas. There is so much to eat, the price of the buffet is a little expensive but it's worth it, the price with seafood and lobster is more expensive, but you can eat a lobster or 5 tails, plus all the seafood and fish that are usually worth more than the menu. I would repeat it's a luxury to eat so many rich things. In the ticket says that there are 90 minutes to eat, but we were more than 90 minutes and left because we were going to burst from eating.

Watched a show there. Big casino with shopping, right on a tram stop, a bit away from the new Las Vegas, lots of bars and restaurants.

Very good food. A few seafood options. Only 3 beer selections.

We stayed at the Kiss Monster Mini Golf. Super thing the facility! Highly recommended!

A bit in the years but clean and friendly staff. There is also no shortage of game offers including mini golf. And for tattoo friends like me there is a separate studio. However, you should make an appointment here just after arrival depending on what you have in mind.

I like their room too bad it's not on the strip.

The Rio hotel is still a good hotel with large rooms. It is not on Las Vegas Boulevard, the strip, but it has a fantastic view (so the room facing east…), especially at night. But the best view is from the Voodoo Lounge in the 52. Floor. A terrace with disco, unfortunately the drinks are not quite cheap. But okay…
On weekends several times a free show high above the one-armed bandits. Be sure to take a look.
Highly recommended also the breakfast buffet, one of the best in Vegas, but also slightly more expensive and sometimes on weekends quite crowded.

Happened to catch a great deal on the rates for the Rio in March. 4 day stay. The suite was spotless, no dust anywhere. Not even along the baseboards of the room. Spotless. The furniture was comfortable; of good quality, the earth tones peaceful. The bathroom was equally impressive. Not the usual build up from using that cover up cleaner several hotel chains use. The bathroom was Bar Keeper cleanser clean! I won several hundreds of dollars during my stay; the bartender pours a serious tall glass of Bacardi white with orange juice and a twist of lime; if you enjoy sitting in the bar, worth the $10.00 price. The staff is friendly and helpful. I would stay there again if I needed a place in Las Vegas.

Love this place! Sits far enough off the strip to be quiet, yet close enough for all the action. Voodoo lounge is worth a visit, just be prepared to pay an arm and a leg if you order a drink. Although the bartender does make it entertaining to watch while he makes it — doing bottle flips and triple/quad bottle pouring. Penn and Teller show is worth checking out for sure, they are brilliant! I don't think they do the "Parade in the Sky" anymore, so that is a bummer. There is a fun little KISS store/museum/glow in the dark Mini-golf place that is kinda cool. Restaurants seemed okay — I didn't visit any. Of course, they have the standard issue Starbucks. (Seems that's a requirement these days, lol. )

Very nice nice attention and especially very good show.

The Rio is an excellent casino and hotel located about 2 blocks off the strip. The rooms are larger than a normal room would be, with great views of the Strip. They have great shows, a very good buffet, and one of the larger casino floors in Las Vegas. Table games, sports betting, poker tournaments, and slots are abundant. Definitely worth staying off the strip a couple blocks.

Slots and table games were accessible. Waitresses were responsive, friendly and attractive. Plenty of action and places to eat with somewhat reasonably priced menus. Very helpful security staff. Lots of areas to people watch. Shopping on site. Typical Vegas excitement along with casino noise and smoke. Nice friendly staff at bars and clubs.

The place is economical but the service leaves a lot to be desired. There was a shuttle to the strip but they cancelled it without notice, so you have to pay Uber or walk 15 minutes which is not long; But you have to go through a bridge full of bums. The buffet is included in the pass for the Las Vegas buffets, however they do not open it for breakfast, so you have to go out for breakfast to another place if you have the pass. The cost to participate in poker tournaments is higher than in other casinos, although it seems to be popular as there is a lot of demand for places. There are problems among the employees, V at the buffet we were seated on the only table that did not have the napkins and cutlery service ready, although the place was almost empty, we went for drinks and waited awhile until someone noticed it and finally cleaned the table. The lady who arranged our table told us that the receptionist did it in order to inconvenience the attendants and thus not to tip the waitresses. I understand that it would be ideal for everything to be perfect for when someone arrives, but we as diners didn't have to wait for the service to be ready if there were places available. I'm not going back to this hotel.

I had comp rooms & ask for a upgrade. I was told the upgrade would be $368, so I agreed (thinking the total cost was $368) my bill was $668 and a total rip! The room was nice but NOT WORTH IT also the winning was not there either. I had better luck every other casino. Never ever setting foot in there again… do not recommend, go away where else!

Definitely does not have a 4 star hotel according to European standards and very old and worn out (see pictures). Rooms are very large and spacious but uncomfortable and worse equipped than many cheap motels (no coffee maker etc). The hotel room was inexpensive though, also the promised view on the strip was rather cheap (see photos). I think there are better hotels for the same or even smaller price will definitely not return.

It is a very large hotel with lots of attractions and shows. We wanted to see Penn & Teller, but unfortunately they were on tour.

There is a good time at the Rio Hotel. We looked for wow and ate at Smash Burger. I like that parking is freedom.

A hotel in Las Vegas very nice and comfortable rather well maintained, the hotel is far from the strip but on foot in 20 mn We meet in the center.
Like any good hotel in Las Vegas that respects you, you will find on site a casino and shows, there is also a Tyrolean (attraction) that passes over the pool of the hotel.
You make a go back in the vacuum in 50 sec to smash any guaranteed sensations for your purse. (I would recommend the zip line of Fremont Street Slotzilla)
The Wifi is accessible but it pays off, and really expensive. Starbucks in the city center offers a free connection.

If you speak not too English you are wrong, the valets make no effort to welcome you in French.
For a premiere in Las Vegas it's a success.

The Rio was wonderful but they need to burn that buffet down and start over. Horrible food, no selection, ridiculous price. If you're staying at Rio, do yourself a favor and walk to Gold Coast if you want a buffet. The other restaurants in Rio were AMAZING, just avoid the buffet. Also, no coffee maker in the rooms unless you're a high roller. All in all, we had a great trip!

We stayed two nights and everything went very well. The rooms are very clean. I love that I can leave the hotel straight to the strip.

A really fun place. From check in to check out, the staff was amazing. The view was great from the room. The meal at the All American Cafe was good. Getting Starbucks on the way out was a treat too. The only reason this is not five stars is because of the lack of maintenance. There were quite a few machines down (in a group of 3 ticket redemption, only one worked), the carpet in the room was quite old and many light bulbs out throughout the place. Its the employees here that really make the stay amazing!

Got a decent deal on a regular suite. Check in was a breeze using their kiosks, and we got a cheap upgrade to one of their nicer suites. However, the upgrade changed us from "Strip view" to "mountain view". Not a big deal. The room was gorgeous, two separate bathrooms, a big "living room" and the beautiful bedroom. The beds were very comfortable. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to weather. We also did the KISS mini Golf, which was a lot of fun. All in all a great little stay in a roomy and wonderful suite.

Hotel in 10min on foot from the largest known hotels in Vegas (César Palace/Bellagio/Paris…) The hotel has all the facilities but it has not been updated, the atmosphere is too dark on the level of the slots/shops, no interesting scenery, it gives a little bit of the cockroach because of all this… And it's worse when you've seen the others… Good don't overdo it either, it is clean and has all the comforts of a palace! And for the price there is nothing to say. But for a few dollars more to see according to your budget, PK not find another newer or closer to the center… (Other note NS compared as an example the prices of the other hotel AC Starbucks, it's more expensive in Rio! )

Room was bigger than expected. There are a few different pool and hot tubs but the hot tubs were gross and God knows what floating around in them. They don't have any microwaves on the property for obvious reasons but there was a mini fridge in the room and everything seemed decently clean. The couches and decorative pillows had stains. There was a really fun mini golf course in the casino. Overall is was fine for the 1 day we were there.

Room was very big. Not what we would consider a true "suite" but much bigger than your standard hotel room, totally comfortable. Hotel is clean and easy to get around in, all staff was friendly and helpful. Pool area is nice with 4 different pools, was not crowded when we were there. The automated check in terminal did not work for us, so we had to wait in a long line to check in. Fitness centre was well equipped, but too small for the amount of equipment in the room. It is great if you want to use a treadmill or one of the weight machines, but it is difficult to find a spot to use free weights without being in the way.

In general, this is a busy hotel due to its price and deals that they offer. I paid around $50 per night for my kingsize suite that you can see on pictures. There are a lot of travellers with kids and if you like a quiet time in the pool, this is not the place, although, pools are clean and they have 4 of them with different temperature and depth along with 2 hot tubs. Room was very clean, but its long due for renovation as you can see it from wallpaper, bathroom tap being dislocated (pic attached) and shower head with limestone (pic attached). Other than that, hotel was very comfortable, casino facilities are good too. The only reason that I give 4 stars is the need for renovation of some interior aspects that are really minor if you consider cost vs quality.

Went there for Indian food at Royal India bistro. It's a very nice place for locals. Good food for $15 lunch buffet. The service was pretty good and we got what we asked for. The location for the Rio is good since it's right next to the strip. The seafood buffet is also good but I'd rather dine in at a restaurant like Royal India.

Very ageing. Buffet not terrible.

Crayfish and lobster super good! Only the seafood buffet was good. Otherwise correct PR the rest.

One night is not enough to enjoy the seafood buffet or the pools, but the rooms are very clean and Penn & Teller are beautiful!

It's getting worse!
No more Mardi Gras show at the casino.
The carnival buffet is combined with the seafood buffet and even the drinks have to be picked up!
Poor service at the table and the choice of food were reduced, but the price was increased!
Oh Las Vegas, it's berg off with you!
Pity, pity, pity.

Hotel a little run down, would need renovation. Great room and clean.

Relatively new hotel a bit off the strip. The rooms are large and clean.

I'm not much of a casino lover, but I was here on business. However the rooms are very large but also very poor and a little dated like furnishings. The service is minimal and you really pay everything! Breakfast is a 9-dollar coupon to eat in one of the rooms inside: a muffin and a coffee at most.

Very nice room and great view of the strip. A bit off the strip but there is a shuttle bus.

We stayed at Rio for two days in a non smoking suite, but it wasn't as good as we have anticipated. The room appear to be old and not well maintained. There are a few cracks on the wall. The non smoking room smelled like a smoking room. I couldn't take bath because ran out of hot water. The only thing I like is spacious room and friendly staffs.

Great place to stay. The king room is roomy and comfortable. The fridge is empty and can be used to put your own stuff. The theatres inside the Hotel are very good, especially the Penn & Teller one, which is one of the most famous shows in Vegas. The restaurants are all excellent, especially the Voodoo steak house in the hotel terrace and the fish buffet. The pools are great as well, although they close quite early (6 pm). All in all I had a great time at Rio.

Service was pretty good overall, with some exceptions. The layout of the valet parking was confusing and frustrating. Also, our phone was set up so you couldn't call guest services directly, and the operator seemed irritated by my calling her instead. Otherwise an overall good experience — and shout out to the people working in valet who were always awesome.

The Rio strives for great, and if MORE! is the barometer it succeeds and then some; it's positively overwhelming. But that's all it is. Huge, completely eliminates the need to ever go outside, loud, bright, and … well, that pretty much ends the need to go on. The Rio exemplifies huge quantity over undistinguished quality.

How amazing is the poker room during WSOP? Jeeeez
Watched Penn&Teller performance too. Fun stuff.

The Rio is an average hotel off the strip. Decent prices but they do charge a $150 security deposit upon check in. The rooms are okay they could use a renovation. Services are average. Not bad, but definitely better options in Vegas. You will have to pay for it though.

I was hesitant about about staying off the strip because I felt like I needed a easily accessible hotel. A friend pushed me to give them a try and I am glad they did. Check in was a breeze and I thought I'd have to pay to check in early but I didn't. The room was very spacious and nice. Not 500 a night nice but pretty nice. I know I've paid more at some other hotels on the strip and got way less. Do yourself a favor and stay at the Rio.

Very good room, lots of space, everything clean. It was cleaned every day. It's just like expecting a room in Vegas.

Saw the Rock of Ages show at The Rio. It was AWESOME! A must see while you're in Vegas! Very, very well done. Great music, excellent acting, and great service from our waitress Jamie! If you go, ask for her station! 5 stars for both the show and Jamie! Great food afterwards at the cafe as well. Very pleased with the entire experience. Thanks Rio for making our trip to Vegas a memorable one.

The Rio All-suites is run-down, noisy, charges for everything (early arrival = $20 charge, mail delivery = $5, etc. ). For some reason, they make you wait in line for up to an hour to check in AND check out. It seemed to take much longer for each guest than I have every seen before, and I travel a lot. It has large clean rooms, however my room was very beat up, with old furniture/ very uncomfortable desk situation, but good free internet. (as a business guest, I really like a nice place to work). I think business's and conventions like it as it is cheap and gives access to Las Vegas, but it is far from the strip (probably you would take a taxi). Again it is loud and sleazy atmosphere inside/ pretty bad food, and generally bad and impersonal service. Perhaps it is just worth the cheap price!

The food is very good in the buffet.

Ate at their buffet for the first time. It was really good! I upgraded to get access to the seafood section, and was a little disappointed in the selection. I don't think it is worth the $15 up charge. The rest of the buffet was very enjoyable. My only big complaint was that their wasn't a big dessert selection, but what they did have was very yummy.

Rooms are spacious but it is not a Strip style suite. The room service is not great. The food is good, but it is brought to the room in a paper bag with plastic ware. The casino is very fun. And Voodoo Steakhouse is excellent. Great place to go if your budget is a little tight. Enroll in the rewards club and you will constantly get offered comp rooms.

We got to the Rio's Super bowl party every year. Rooms are very spacious and recently renovated. Y friends and I are big fans of the sports book grill. Outstanding food and value. Usually we will eat there at least 3 times over a 3 day stay. Wasn't a fan of the changes they made at the coffee shop/restaurant. I thought the menu was too eclectic for it's own good. SB party food was not as good as I remember from precious years. Service over all was friendly and helpful. Had a great time and will return next year.

Hotel always full of attractions and shows. Famous The Pen and Teller show, on stage for a long time but always full of spectators.

The Hotel Rio is in a zone very close to the famous Las Vegas Strip. Service is offered free taxi from the hotel to the Strip. Allow the stay of pets but charge $75 extra, and I find that too considering that the children nasties are left free.

A good hotel with a delicious firm is presumed that some of the best in the area and with a show style the carnival of Brazil, and with cute girls. Located approximately 0.9 miles from the Strip.

Spectacular, his show air very nice the river and, above all, by something are the famous vegas without a doubt the best city that I visited and would go without thinking about it and go to las vegas blv and all the tourist attraction avid and aver LIVE LAS VEGAS.

Very interesting place … Passed through it many times.