We live across the river in Bullhead City & we go to approximately 10 concerts here a year, it's a…read moregreat, small venue, all seats in the house are excellent! They get great bands & the price is extremely reasonable.

Everything at the casino is great food, many different places to eat, movie theater, celebrity…read moretheater.

Inside the Tropicana Laughlin is a 9,000- square-foot showroom that regularly features high quality…read moreacts. Diane and I viewed the play "Driving Miss Daisy" and the popular musical "South Pacific" here, regional Elvis tribute artist competitions and other singing contests, and most recently were fortunate to be comped to watch and hear Big Bad Voodoo Daddy rock the full, standing room only house with its complement of 9 superior musicians and a lead singer who radiated a palpable muscular cool. Terry Fator, too, has entertained appreciative spectators in this room! Because seats are not on risers, and the pathways to the stage seem to rise slightly rather than fall, the sight lines are not that great. But the stage is nicely raised above all seats, and acoustics are very good. Seating is almost always general admission, so those who arrive earliest will score the best seats. They are rather Spartan with rigid backs, and are lashed together; but all seats are cushioned; and a bar is located in the back of the room for libations, and public restrooms are conveniently placed just outside the showroom, which is on the second floor of the casino hotel. One can either ascend a spiral staircase or take a nifty ride in a very large glass elevator that overlooks the locomotive-shaped swimming pool as it approaches the second floor. Prices for all showcased events, that are mostly scheduled on or near weekend days, are quite reasonable for the class acts that are booked here. This is a valuable venue for locals and out of town visitors alike. 3-1/2 stars for the theater itself, and 5 for the acts that appear here. So, 4 stars overall!

without a DISNEY experience at the EL CAPITAN THEATRE!!!!! flat screen tv is certainly fun .... but…read moreto experience THE LION KING with a group of kids at the legendary Pavilion Theater is what HOLLYWOOD is all about!!!!!!!!!!!!! then walk across the street and check out the star hands at GRAUMANNs CHINESE theatre............then drive a couple of blocks to eat at ZANKOU CHICKEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! then hike the trail to THE GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY!!!!!!!!!!! what a great day!!!!!.

Comfortable seating. Nice employees. Ca use riverside casino points for tickets if you go to…read moreplayers club. +++++

This hotel casually decided to flex by having its own movie theater. Naturally, we had to take adva…read moreof the great deal!! New movies were playing, tickets were only $9.75 (a true bargain in this economy). The seats were big, comfy, and reclining like they want you to fall asleep mid-film!!! There's even a little food tray, in case you wanted to grab some food. It's a legit movie theater hiding inside a hotel, and yes, we're absolutely coming back for round two next time we're in the area!!!

Stayed here for Lainey Wilson weekend. Rooms clean but some of the lights on the bed didn't work…read more Bed was hard as a rock I definitely didn't sleep the first night. Only saw one person get a payout the entire weekend. The Mexican restaurant's line was insane, maybe should have been better prepared and open later for concert weekends. The coffee show employees were incredibly slow. Always a long line. Their process is so outdated. The good. : They have a Fatburger, the drinks were cheap, as in 2 slushy drinks with a quick pour of alcohol was $7 We opted for the kids pool as I didn't sleep at the night before I needed a nap. We tried the adult pool there was 1 million people in the pool on the deck alive band. Not what I was looking for so kid pull it was which worked out great. Happy that I had that option. They also serve those tall slushy drinks, which we got virgin one to take to the pool. I believe there was bowling in movies, but I didn't really see that portion of it and I think they have bingo. Oh, they do have a kids arcade so there's lots to do and it was pretty clean for the most part

Laughlin is prominently 65 and older, not a problem.... EVERY SINGLE PERSON smokes in the…read morebuildings.. You smell it on your clothes and lips I got a soar throat from being there ALSO, may not be a thing. But the have a sign that says "NO COLORS" at their casino I asked a security who was passing by as I read the sign and she said because of motorcycle clubs fights... MIND YOU .. Laughlin is all again Prominently Caucasians 65 or older crowd in all casinos.. there's no YOUNGER CROWDS be loud or crazy like VEGAS .... Tho use signs should be taken down I thinks it' sends a different message Maybe me but whatever .... I wouldn't return there's no night life at all

Stayed for 1 night at the Edgewater while on a road trip and passing through Laughlin. This was my…read moresecond time staying at the Edgewater but it has been years since I was there for an overnight. I booked a room through Expedia (love Expedia!) and it cost $44 for the night including a $25 resort fee...I couldn't beat that! Upon arrival at the Edgewater entrance to check-in I was happy to find that there were a lot of handicapped parking places with no restrictions on how long we could park there so I was able to get a parking spot near the entrance for the entire stay. Then I used a bellhop to transfer the luggage to the hotel room and he was quick, friendly and very careful with the luggage. He followed me up to the room with my luggage so that I didn't have to wait for them to deliver which is typical. The room was clean and provided the necessities. Remember, I paid $44 including the resort fee...I was not disappointed. I enjoyed my stay overnight and the next morning called a bellhop who immediately came to the room and I joined him as he took the luggage to the car. Again he was friendly (a different bellhop from the day before), quick and careful and he put items in the back of the car. Las Vegas is getting a bad wrap for higher costs. Consider a visit to Laughlin and stay at the Edgewater.

The Edgewater is good value for your money in Laughlin, Nevada. The rooms are available for a good…read morerate. There are inexpensive dining options at the resort including PT's Express, Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, Denny's, Stockman's Steakhouse, and Pinkbox Doughnuts. Good selection of slot machines and other gambling options. Get the True Rewards loyalty card and it is good at Edgewater and the Aquarius next door as well as The Strat in Las Vegas. Book a room, try your luck, and have fun!

We have stayed at the Aquarius for years. We switched it up recently and stayed the Riverside. We…read moregot a executive suite since it was our birthdays. Very nice room. We loved the adult only pool. Pool bar was great and they had a band at the pool too. The security at the pool is little ridiculous when walking in, they made me toss my water. I mean its WATER AND ITS HOT OUT. Casino was clean. Get Ice cream at the café, it was good and they serve alot. Lol

Just pre dinner drinks here. Served by Andre and no issues. Good drinks served fast. Perfect pre…read moredinner cocktail spot.

I would say over all experience is 3. I've read other reviews and I'd say the same thing. The…read morecasino reek's of cigarettes. I think this hotel is one of the better ones here in Laughlin. It needs to remodeled. The pool bar opens May1st . You can take drink from the inside bar to the pool. The cove bar does give great service 5 star They make sophisticated drinks there too. Parking wasn't an issue. It's busier during the weekends.

The staff was very nice. Giving them one star is just my…read moretake on the accessibility of restaurants which I never got to try because of the wait time. Personally I don't like casinos, we cane to see a show. The bus service to the show was great but very unorganized for to load on to the buses to go back. We walked instead. The rooms are in desperate need of updating or deep cleaning. There were disgusting stains on the furniture. I didn't even sit down on any of it. I'll try a different hotel if I ever go to Laughlin again.

I honestly wouldn't have come here if Saltgrass Steak House wasn't inside. After we finished…read moreeating, we played a little at one of the tables. The dealer (an Asian lady) had a really negative vibe like she didn't want to be there and hated her job so we ended up leaving the table and moving on. You just felt it. Wow..I'm glad I didn't book a room here. Based on the reviews, it sounds like a nightmare. The rooms definitely seem like they need updating. Vegas rooms can already be hit or miss, but I have a feeling this place might be even worse.

I stayed at the hotel Wednesday to Friday. Checking was fine. The room was clean, the internet was…read moreok but that's where it stopped. The room was warm and I checked the thermostat and it was almost at 50 degrees. I cracked it to 50 and put it on high. I started to feel a little cold air but it took several hours to completely cool down. Thank goodness it was March and not August. I could let that go. I received a text message with a link to the Golden Nugget webpage that offered late checkout at 1pm or 2pm or later. Since this was a working vacation I chose the 2pm checkout which was an additional $40. The webpage takes you to a spot to put in your name and room number. I put those in and hit submit. The page said your request has been submitted and to go to the front desk to get new keys. When I went the morning of my departure, the front desk clerk said they had no request from me for a late checkout and they weren't available. I asked to speak to the manager who said the same thing. He apologized for the situation and appreciated my feedback. What a $hitshow.

Your favorite Yelp correspondent writes you from Laughlin, Nevada where and his bride of 29yrs…read moreenjoyed a nice, albeit eventful, 3 day, 2 night stay at the Harrah's Tropicana. I'd chosen the Trop because of its Caesar's Resorts affiliation- I've previously stayed at Caesar's Palace, Paris, the Flamingo¹ and was reasonably confident that the Trop would suitably reward my good faith. ¹ I stayed at the Flamingo Hilton, where Elvis Presley once pioneered the entire "artist in residency" format, in the summer of 1994. Bill Clinton sat in the Oval, prior to staining Monica's blue dress; gas was $1.21/g and our rooms cost only $21/night. As it turns out, my faith was repeatedly challenged throughout this getaway weekender that was more "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" mini-vacay turned amok than "Roman Holiday." Lemme, your disheveled but faithful correspondent, recount the ways our expectations were steadily torpedoed: Musical rooms - We changed our room three times in the first 18 hours! We pivoted from room #1 because it lacked the in-suite fridge that this diabetic requires (and had pre-paid for on Expedia). Room #2 was just fine...'til I discovered an awful flood on the bathroom and carpeted hall floors due to... Nasty Plumbing - The toilet scarcely, lazily flushed mere deposits of the watery variety and the bathroom sink failed to drain. Until 1am, when I sleepily traipsed to the bathroom then nearly slipped and fell on the floor, deluged with black, stinky effluence that had apparently disgorged itself from the pipes underneath the sink! Vending Machines from Hell - Several vending machines, ranging from ICE VENDING MACHINES to soda dispensers and even one proudly peddling the Cake Boss Buddy Valastro's famous cakes were all marked with glum "Out of Order" signs. Tight w/ Blankets - The hotel withholds blankets. The beds are dressed with nothing but sheets and a very thin comforter. We hadta request two extra blankets from the housekeeping staff. Not all of our stay was an abject failure. -On-site restaurants include Guy Fieri's "Burro Borracho," (Nacho Average Taco Joint, the poster proclaims) the Brew Brothers and Carnegie's where we enjoyed a "Buy One Full Price, Get 2nd for $1" special on dinner. -The plantation shutters are a nice, whimsical touch in a chain whose rooms lurch from contemporary furniture (good!) to hideous popcorned ceilings ("Three's Company" demands it's set back!) Pro Tip- We did not realize til our arrival that the Tropicana actually is perched ACROSS (CASINO DRIVE) from the Colorado River- Most of its competitor venues like Riverside, Edgewater, Aquarius directly abut the mighty river. AVAIL YOURSELF of the oft-running River Taxi to use the private beach at sister property Harrah's Laughlin Resort! Assistant Hotel Manager Sache "Renae" Mark's deserves plaudits for resolving our complaint to our satisfaction. Renae not only graciously stayed a few minutes beyond her appointed shift departure time to help us, but slashed 30% offve our bill as a token of good will for our plumbing fiasco. Renae's nimble problem solving skills not only warmed our hearts but, by the skin on its teeth, boosted my appraisal from two to three stars.

My wife and I are an avid Laughlin Nevada visitor, and we decided to spend a few days at the…read moreTropicana for my birthday. In the past this has been one of our favorite Hotels to stay at. However, times do change, as such, the Tropicana has also changed and not for the good. We were placed on the 23rd floor. The toilet ran super slow, always seemed like it was going to overflow with every flush. Oh the topper, we only had hot water the first night. And this wasn't just our room, it was multiple rooms and multiple people that we spoke with. My thoughts, "Really, with all of the gambling monies, you can't prepare for this emergencies and invest in better equipment." Secondly, the hostess' that walk around while your gambling were absolutely no where to be found. In the days we were there, my wife had only one bring her a drink and her she had to flag down. I, myself, never had anyone walk up to me. And with the amount of children running around, and minors sitting in slot machine chairs, I told my wife "this has become the Circus Circuis of Laughlin." My suggestion, if your an adult or adult couple who want to spend adult time at a good casino, then you may want to try out Harra's.

The venue is outside they have bleacher seats I was in…read moresection 100 floor they had folding Chairs porta potties where closely located behind bleachers. They served Budweiser in 16oz cans And best thing ever they sold them by bucks of beer. Security was plentiful so felt safe security was mostly real police officers. Read past reviews seating was good sound was great venue was in walking distance from casino rooms were a little dated but priced reasonably. The had a lil after party after concert at hotel patio. \m/

Unbelievably disorganized for a concert. The line to get in is several hundred people long 15…read moreminutes before the show. Snakes through the valet line. Restaurants were overwhelming. Food took an hour then when it came out looked and tasted like it was cooked on a dirty grill. Absolutely the WORST concert experience ever.