The motel was very nice for the price. Travelling with a toddler is difficult, but having a…read morekitchenette, plates, silverware, and an apartment sized refrigerator made it much easier. There were even two recliners in the room which were great. Many of the rooms are occupied full time, but it definitely isn't a shady place. If you are expecting the ambiance of a modern hotel, this is probably not the place for you. Patty is the manager and she went above and beyond for us. We made a few less stops than we anticipated on the way out and were there a half hour before the office opened. Patty showed up early and said our room was ready, so we got settled right away (good luck trying to check in early at a bigger hotel). When making the reservation I included in the comments that we would have 2 sea doo's with us. The message didn't make it to her apparently, but she was very accommodating and showed us where to park the trailer and even showed us the launch ramp and dock which the motel has for guests/residents. We were only supposed to stay overnight, but our truck had some transmission problems as we were leaving town which stranded us for another night. We knew the office was closed on Sunday but my wife went to get the phone number to see if there would be an answer. One of the residents noticed her down there and got ahold of the on site housekeeper, who called Patty. The housekeeper was nice enough to pick Patty up for us! Patty came in on her only day off to help us get back in the room for the night, we sincerely appreciate all the help we got that day from everyone at Shangri La. I decided to make the best out of a bad situation and used their launch ramp to take one of the Sea Doos for an afternoon spin. It was absolutely gorgeous that night and I was a little less stressed about it all. About the launch ramp- In the morning when we were there the water level was low enough that the ramp is not usable until 0930-1000 when more water is released from the dam. For the rest of the day it is fine. If you are planning on coming with a boat or jet ski's, look at the satellite view of the ramp, it has some tricky turns and a long narrow ramp. A boat longer than 18' or so would take a short wheelbase tow vehicle and some tricky maneuvering to make it. The first day I didn't know about the water level changes and just drove to the city operated launch ramp and set up on the beach out there. It cost $25 to launch there and the ramp was pretty busy, which makes Shangri La even more of a value! We WILL be back again.

We love coming here each winter. Everything you need is here or nearby. The staff listens to your…read moreneeds. Restaurants, bank, grocery store are within walking distance.

We actually didn't get to stay at Colorado River oasis because we had a snafu with mechanical…read moreissues and thought we'd need to stay at our present campground until things got straightened out. Fortunately things did get straightened out a lot sooner and we had to cancel Colorado River oasis stay, unfortunately -- but they were very understanding and we appreciate that they worked with us. We did have a service charge that we understood was going to happen at the very beginning of our reservation. That seemed fair. We hope we can return and stay with you in the future and would recommend this place for its professionalism and courtesy to us. Thank you.

This place is heaven. Erin and Randy do an amazing job of keeping this place up. It's one of the…read morebest places we have ever stayed! So clean, and beautiful! Heaven on earth, hellish temperatures aside. We left our trailer here for June and July, and we couldn't have been happier. Bathrooms, laundry, grounds, salt water pool, are just kept in amazing shape. Don't listen to any negative reviews, person must be an a$$hole!

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.

My initial booking was through Booking.com, but for some reason it got canceled. Martha at the…read morefront desk was very nice and helpful, and we were still able to book a room. I was especially grateful since it was a Friday and things tend to fill up fast. The room was clean, although there was a slight off smell. The sink water pressure was very low and slow, which was a bit inconvenient. The air conditioner worked quickly, but it was either too cold or off...there didn't seem to be a comfortable middle setting. The pool looked clean, and overall the atmosphere was nice. Breakfast was good. The staff was friendly, which made the stay more enjoyable. Despite a few minor issues, I would still come back .

The air in the room was warm and so stuffy. They literally have the AC under their control. They…read moredid provide a box fan so it helped me just a bit. The water pressure was a joke. There was more pressure in the sink. Breakfast was good first day but they never change the menu Pool room was suffocating I will not go stay there again

We stayed here for an April weekend for a country music concert that was in town…read more I made the reservation in December. The price was very reasonable for one of the newly remodeled king suites in the North Tower. I was able to pay half at booking and the other half at check-in. I got an email the morning of check-in allowing me to bypass the regular check-in process and check in online. I was very disappointed when I arrived to the hotel realizing I had to get in a long line and do the check-in process again even though I already did it and put my credit card down online. What is the point of offering early check-in? The second disappointment was the elevator situation. There are six elevators in the north tower. It appears that all of them are working. However, it was always a long line of people to go up and down. We got to our room, which was spacious and nicely decorated. However, it was not very clean. I had to use Clorox wipes and go over all the surfaces which still had unknown substances on them as well as a buildup of dust. For just being renovated, the room is still very dated. It was mostly cosmetic changes not a true renovation. On the plus side of the bed was very comfortable, the bathroom is spacious, and the water pressure in the shopper was fantastic. The biggest issue I had during my stay was the lack of maid service. We called down on Saturday morning to advise that we were leaving for the afternoon and would like some fresh towels and our room serviced. When we got back Saturday evening, the only thing that had been done was some new towels were thrown on the couch. The garbage was not removed. Neither was the old towels, and the bed was not made. When I did the online check-in and specifically asked if I would like the room cleaned while I was there and I checked, yes. While we were here, we tried Guy Fieri's Mexican restaurant. It was fantastic. The service was great. It was probably the best guacamole I have ever had. I highly recommend making a reservation. We had reservations at the range steakhouse the next night. It is a nice restaurant but very dated. There are nice views of the river. The stakes were very overpriced for what we were given. The lobster mac & cheese was pretty terrible. Our waitress was very nice and quick though. Check out was easy since I was actually able to do that online and not have to wait in line again. Parking was easy and free.

Stayed at Harrah's Laughlin recently and honestly the place feels very outdated. The elevator lines…read morewere absolutely ridiculous almost every time we tried to go up or down, especially during busy hours. We spent more time waiting for elevators than expected. The casino and hallways also feel old, dirty, and overdue for renovations. The carpet looks worn out, the overall atmosphere feels dated, and the property just doesn't feel very well maintained compared to other casinos in Laughlin. The location and river access are nice, but the hotel seriously needs updates and better crowd management for the elevators.

Our recent experience at Katherine's Landing was great. We rented a 4hr boat, the staff at the…read morefront desk at check in was very nice and friendly. The guy on the dock for the safety briefing was nice and friendly too. Out boat was clean and full of fuel.

I've been coming to Katherine's Landing for several years now, and every visit has been a great…read moreexperience! Renting a boat online is quick and easy, and they occasionally offer discount codes, which is a nice bonus. The staff is always pleasant, helpful, and genuinely seems to enjoy their work, which makes the whole process even better. We usually rent a patio boat since it comfortably holds up to 10 people. They're easy to drive, great on gas mileage, and the fuel cost has never been unreasonable. (I'd recommend skipping the prepaid fuel option--it usually works out cheaper that way.) Another perk is that dogs are allowed on the patio boats! Just note that medium and large dogs count toward the passenger total, so it's a good idea to double-check when making your reservation. Two things to keep in mind: (1) During the fall season, all boat rentals need to be returned by 3:00 PM. (2) It costs $25 to get into the park. If you're planning on coming 2 or more times within a year, I'd recommend getting the Park Pass for $45. Overall, Katherine's Landing is a reliable and fun spot for boat rentals, and I highly recommend it if you're looking for a great day out on the lake!

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.

if i could put 0 stars i would. ac was broken, 95° outside,…read more79° in the room. trying to sleep in a sauna. talked to front desk and maintenance 4 times. NOTHING changed. asked to atleast change rooms, "nothing available".

Very dirty & poor maintenance of critical plumbing. Zero hardscape cleaning and poor control of…read moreproblem renters.

We love this place! It includes everything who could ask for anything better! Staff is friendly as…read morewell!

received high-quality service--not even the best hotels I've ever stayed at made me feel as valued…read moreas a receptionist named Robbin did. She was very pleasant and had an excellent way of interacting with guests--so much so that she spoke with her manager to get me a room upgrade at no extra cost. Believe me, if I were to return to this place, it would be because of how well I was treated and appreciated--not for the quality of the hotel itself. The women's working in the gift shop also treated me very well, so I am leaving this place feeling happy.

We stayed for one night because we had a concert at a neighboring resort…read more The hotel is very motel set up. Rooms are spacious, but very basic. The TV in the king size bedroom was tiny. The picture of the TV has our Stanley next to it, for comparison. The room was dated, but clean. No extra amenities, in fact, you get ice at the front desk. No microwave, no fridge. Very basic channels. The entire non-smoking floor smelled heavily of cigarette smoke, and mildew. I assume that's normal because of the casino and the river. Housekeeping did bring us extra pillows, and the girl was nice.

I stay here pretty frequently for work. The property itself isn't the most lavish and modern…read more However, it is clean and upkept. Normal wear and tear for its age. Ample parking and a free shutttle available to travel between properties. Buffets are far and few in southern Nevada so it was nice to see the cafe offered a breakfast buffet option. Brew Brothers is the main thing here with a variety of American bites and refreshments. One thing that I love the most about this location is BINGOOOO! The hall ladies are friendly and fabulous. Every session is different, unlike Vegas. However, they offer helpful info sheets to easily walk you through the rounds and the payouts. Judy is my goodluck charm! One thing that I do love is that when I buy electronic, I can pull whatever packs I want out to play on paper instead of having to buy extra side packs to get my dobber fix. The best part? I hit almost every time I'm here! Woot!

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.