My sister and I were advised by our Grand Canyon tour guide, Andrew, that we should check out…read moreResort World. Neither of us had ever been, so when we opened an account we were given $25 free play. Yes please! It was our only gambling experience while in Vegas and we both had a blast. We were playing a game for a few then switched to a new game several times in a few hours. This worked well for me as I left with $71 ($40 investment). We also grabbed dinner as they had a food court with several options. This was our last night in town and we were not trying to break the bank. We split a ceasar wrap for $17. Not bad. If you've never been to Resort World, I highly recommend going for your $25 free play!

If you like to eat late or order room service, don't stay at Resorts World. So many restaurants and…read moreno room service. When you scan the QR code in your room it takes you to their website which says "we don't offer room service like a good Vegas hotel but here is a link to grubhub!" It says the grubhub drivers deliver to your room, they do not. At least mine refused. I had to meet him in the lobby with a sprained ankle which is why I wanted room service in the 1st place. Thanks Hilton! You're the best! Additionally the room has no microwave and the driver decided to have two other orders to delivery after picking up my food. Result? Completely cold food. I mean not a hint of warmth. All for $36 for a fast food sandwich and fries. Yum! I couldn't even heat it back up. Resorts world? No. Check out FontaineBleau.

The Bellagio has always been a great place to stay on the strip. Plenty of shopping, excellent…read morerooms, clean and spacious. So many dining options for any taste. The aesthetics are amazing. Room- ample space , luxury decor and large clean bathroom. Stocked bar, slippers and robes, safe, master control drapes for opening and closing. Good views Casino- minimum $25 table limits. Spacious and easy to navigate Staff- Very respectful, friendly and helpful Security- Must show room key to enter room elevator

The Bellagio is a great place to stay on the Strip. It has a huge casino, plenty of dining options,…read morea decent amount of shopping choices, and it is beautiful. This is my second stay here. My first stay was 5-star worthy but this time there were a few things that left me wanting. It started with the front desk lady who was decent but was hurried and not as helpful as I'd like. When I asked where we could leave our luggage she just said valet but didn't tell us precisely where we should go so we walked in circles. She also didn't share where the rooms were but having been there before I was okay there. They do have a pretty slick process where you get a text and it walks you through a lot of the information I thought she might have provided so if she would have even explained that part to me it would have been better. Fortunately our room was ready early so we didn't have to drag our luggage around for hours or until we found someone to hold them for us. The room was in the Spa Tower and was nice. It had a large soaking tub and separate shower as well as his and hers sinks. The bed was comfortable and, although being on the 7th floor wasn't great for the best views, it still was a good vantage point to see the ferris wheel and part of the sphere and the Bellagio fountains. On the downside, the sinks periodically emitted sewage smells. But the worst thing was they started doing some drilling that started at 5:30am on Monday. You read that correct, 5:30am! And it was so loud that when I went down to the 4th and then the 1st floors I could still hear it loud and clear. This was incredibly inconsiderate. When I got to the 1st floor I saw another guest complaining about it too. I get it, renovations have to take place. But at a decent hour! The next day they didn't start until about 8:30am, which was much more reasonable.

Definitely my favorite damn casino in Las Vegas! Most of my taxables have been here in the…read morebuilding! Plus a get a bunch comped rooms! I need to manifest that same energy again.. When die the cocktail master is beyond amazing. She's fucking stunning..

Staycations are a nice way to relax and unwind without having to travel far from home. With a…read moremyriad of resorts and hotels in Las Vegas one's options are limitless. I decided to stay a couple days at the M Resort Hotel. The hotel is beautifully designed and now has a second tower, which sits along side the other. My room was large, overlooked the pool and had a view of the hotels on the strip. The spacious gaming floor has numerous slot machines, which are strategically placed throughout allowing for a smooth walkable flow. The fitness center has numerous workout equipment and offers towels and bottled water to guests. The hotel does offer a gym membership to Non-guests for a monthly fee. Anthony's restaurant located on the second level has a classy yet elegant vibe. I ordered the chilean Seabass with creamed spinach. The fish was excellent. However, the spinach did lack flavor. My server Alex did a great job and was very attentive throughout my entire meal. Great spot for a staycation.

Can very confidently say that Fontainebleau is my new favorite property in Las Vegas…read more I stayed in April in a base Bleau room and you would never know. It is a VERY nice, immaculately designed room with a massive bathtub and the most comfortable bed. Plus, they actually give you individual shampoo, condition, shower gel and lotion. The restaurants I tried on-site were Komodo, Vida, La Cote and The Tavern. All of them were great, although pricey, but my favorites were Komodo and Vida. Komodo the surf and turf roll was amazingly delicious and well seasoned. Vida I had the shrimp pesto which had a generous portion of crab as well as the pasta. Every place I dined, I had extra food. Luckily, their rooms also included a small, empty fridge that I could put my leftovers. Service was stellar from the players club booth to the restaurants to the house keepers. One morning I was out of my room for less than an hour and by the time I was back the room was back to perfection. Pool area is massive and has plenty of seating and umbrellas for free use. However, if you want to go the paid seating route... another feature they offer (that other Strip properties have done away with) the cost of the daybed and cabana is your FB cost. Looking forward to my next stay!

Making my first visit to the Fontainebleau, I am conflicted about the property. First the…read moregarage--I entered from the Strip and drove to the back of the building where parking is. I had read that Nevada residents had free parking. I got my license ready but I was unsure as to where I needed to scan it. Not seeing where, I took a ticket and the gate opened. I thought I'd check inside for information before I left. Parking near the elevators, it turned out not to be the elevators. There was a sign painted South Lobby and a right arrow. After looking for the elevators, I noticed there were some metal doors. The layout has a lobby on each floor behind these metal doors. That's where the elevators were. First impression is negative. I rode down to the lobby. I walked a short distance and saw Vida where I had planned to have breakfast. After breakfast, I followed the sign to the slot club where I thought I'd get the information. I did, but instead of just telling me where to scan the back of the license, I was invited to join the slot club and I'd get free parking. I'd also receive a minimal amount of free play. I signed up and took the card I was given with directions on how to load the free play. I chose a machine, followed the directions on the card, but nothing. I tried again starting from the beginning. Again, nothing. I decided it wasn't worth it and I played for a short time on my money. When I was done, I went back to the South Lobby and went to my floor. Then the "fun" began. I was uanble to leave. One area was blocked. I looked for signs but there weren't any where I was. At one point I went between some barriers. That gave me a short ride around the walls and I was back to where I first started. Eventually, a crew pulled aside one of the barriers and they told me where I needed to go. Finally, I got to the exit gate. I guessed as to where my license should be scanned. The machine wanted the ticket. After inserting it, I scanned my license and the gate went up. I was so pleased to see Elvis Presley Boulevard. In a short time, I was on my way west on Sahara. I was mentally scratching my head. I decided after the free play fiasco and the garage, that my visit to the Fontainebleau was a one and done. This is why locals don't generally go to the Strip. Different parking perks done differently. Why bother?

We loved staying here. We used the locals summer promotion which was an insult good deal and if…read morethey ever do it again we will definitely be staying again. The rooms are very nice and comfortable and very quiet which I was concerned about with it being Fremont street. There's so many good food options here as well. We also got a daybed at stadium swim which was fantastic. The food menu at the pool is very good. I do wish I could've gotten the lobster corn dogs but they only allow you to buy them in platters. My number one complaint is that there is absolutely no shade. This is Vegas and it gets insanely hot and the sun is crazy intense. In order to actually sat here most of the day, shade is absolutely necessary. We were only able to stay for like 2 hours because of the intense sun.

My family and I had a reservation at Circa Resort & Casino and the experience was extremely…read moredisappointing--especially when it came to accessibility. My grandparents have clear mobility limitations and cannot comfortably walk long distances. When we asked about wheelchair or scooter assistance, we were told they are "only for people who are dying or emergencies" and that it's against policy to provide them otherwise. That response alone was shocking and completely inappropriate. We were given a number to call for scooter rentals, but the company they referred us to does not even deliver to the hotel--making the "solution" useless. No alternative options were provided. Even more concerning, there was no effort whatsoever to place us in an accessible room or accommodate their mobility needs in any meaningful way. For a major Las Vegas property, the lack of basic accessibility awareness and the dismissive attitude toward guests with mobility issues is unacceptable. Whether intentional or not, this is the kind of experience that makes people feel unwelcome. I would strongly reconsider staying here if accessibility is even a minor concern.

Off the path, come and find out what the Silver-ton has to offer!…read more Many times over and over again we have been here. What's not to love ? This little area although it's a casino feels like a mall, if you live here you understand! Let's go to Bass Pro Shop! Actually it's convenient and connected to the casino . The parking is free and ample . You can get all your stuff done here and eat well too! They offer many concert venues here. They have expos once in a while during the year. They host the blood drives here. It's even family friendly. As the kids grew this particular area we spent lots of time at. The hotel is always redoing something. That smoky spot and cloudy sense is not something or feeling that this area offers. Recently they have renovated the rooms and the check in area . It's smoother to get in and out . This is more a locals haunt, but lots of others come in too. If needed you can valet in the front . Or park for free! Did you hear that . Parking is free! For those that need caffeine Starbucks is in the main lobby . It's always busy. The bars are open for those that need something stiffer. If you need to place a bet then you can go and do that too. It's family fun and adult themed entertainment too. Do you believe in mermaids? You just might see one while you're here! You can actually swim with mermaid too . Come and see what's happening today.

Went to the restaurant Mi Casa. This casino is typical. Didn't gamble here as just for food…read more Good food, kind of snotty servers, but not enough to turn us away. Best Chili Verde I've had in years. The $20 double margaritas were overpriced for a casino but on par with fine dining...which is wasn't lol. Will be back for the food for sure.

Our car was in a hit and run in VIP parking structure. Security Supervisor Mr. Mahoney went above…read moreand beyond helping to get the report and information right so we could move forward with Metro. Props to the security team and Mr. Mahoney!

Stay tuned, or at least check out a casino that was new to me…read more While out on the road we noticed a casino being Vegas we need to see what's happening here. Let's go in after some panning around our schedules. They have so much fun here with lots of food and drink choices . Food eateries that you have not been introducing too. They have two Vesta coffee places here. One in the front and the other in the main food court. Lots of good options for food. Yu or Me Sushi, how about that name? And a custom custard place. The heat of Vegas is coming . Let's stay cool . Are you looking to stay off the strip and for a few days they give discounts when you book extra days in a row. They offer natural lighting from the outdoors for the casino. The parking is free here and it's not clustered with all sorts of Las Vegas traffic. It's safer than the strip too. Close to all sorts of things to do and see! It's probably more locals focused and offers around two hundred rooms. This hotel still has that new smell, with fresh paint type of air. The gambling is on point . The sports book is all open ready for your bets. It's unique too comes connected to the George Restaurant and its features indoor and outdoor seating . Wow! And it's not even busy . Again they have a bar called Drink with indoor and outdoor seating too . The prices are lower than the ridiculous ones that's on the strip. Come out and see what's happening with a little slower part of Vegas . Play some table games or try your luck at something other digital game. The black jack tables are low at a ten dollar minimum. Remember to stay here too the hotel rooms are new and truly lovely! What's not to love that new Casino Smells here at the Durango Casino.

it is a really nice and fancy hotel the thing that makes me mad is that there is no coffee maker or…read morea microwave in the room. like if you are that rich at least give me a coffee maker? and they have a weighted refreshment center in the room and if you accidentally move something it is charged on your bill. everything is expensive (but it's going to be we are in las vegas) they have very bad directions to places because they want you to see something and buy it and/or gamble. but other than that the room is clean and big.

Cliff Notes Price Range: Depends on the store…read moreParking: Not sure, we ubered Perk: Ambiance Non-Perk: It's like a maze, so hard o maneuver if you're not familiar with it Ambiance: Mall with a twist Dress: Comfy Noise: Med Temperature: A little cold Recommend: 100%. Response Time: N/A Professionalism: N/A Date: 5/1/26 Dissertation: Walking through here is basically what happens when a shopping mall gets a trust fund, studies abroad in Italy, and comes back with a flair for theatrical lighting. The whole place is beautiful, dramatic, and unapologetically extra. The ceilings, canals, bridges, storefronts, and general "am I shopping or accidentally in a Renaissance fever dream?" atmosphere make it way more than just a place to wander around. It is retail with a costume budget. We did not stay at the hotel, just walked through the mall, but honestly, the mall alone is worth seeing. It is clean, elegant, and full of that classic Vegas commitment to making you forget what time it is, where you parked, and whether you actually needed anything from the stores in the first place. The people watching is also elite. You get luxury shoppers, confused tourists, overdressed couples, and at least one person walking like they just discovered marble floors for the first time.

Had to check this out! New York Strip Steak & eggs home…read morestyle potatoes not deep fried awesome! toast included too! Lots of places are not including it without small fee! Corporate greed! Not cool The portions were incredible! My husband and I Took half of the beef along with toast made a snack sandwich! Very impressed! Service was excellent!

This review is for their Casino only…read more My husband and I are Vegas locals and were longtime patrons of Ellis Island, for about 7 years, until yesterday. We encountered a supervisor that was very rude and condescending. We requested help over a game, and it was his attitude, not his answer, that has deterred us from ever playing at or recommending Ellis to anyone. We were playing their new table game, Heads Up Hold Em (a variation of Ultimate Texas Hold Em). This is a game in which you play poker against the dealer only. Something important about this variation is that their Blind Payout has a Bad Beat Pay out, included. I have only ever seen this payout as a separate side bet in other casinos. This was the second time ever in 9 months that I had played this variation. Long story short, during a hand, the community board was K K 3 K K. I folded my hand of "2, 4". In a normal game of Ultimate Holdem, you would never play "2, 4". The dealer ended up having a 7, so while I would have lost, in this variation of poker I would have won money back for their "Bad Beat" Blind payout. We requested for a Supervisor to come and help us get my hand and bet back. This is a normal thing I have witnessed requested, and done myself in many casinos (Caesars, MGM, Stations, Tropical, all downtown). In every situation, the Supervisor aka pit boss, was always accommodating in allowing the patron back their hand and bets. The first supervisor did not understand that I folded a hand in which I would have won the "Bad Beat" Blind payout. It would have paid $250. She was accommodating nonetheless, and offered to give me a push. We then requested for another supervisor to come. Brian came, heard us, took awhile to understand, then told us "No". He was very rude and very unprofessional. Not because he told us no, but his demeanor in saying no was unprofessional. His attitude from the start was a very condescending "sucks to be you" attitude. Had he simply responded with an apology, stating that this Casino had rules that do not allow for patrons to get their hand back after a mistake, we would have accepted that. We were not drinking. We were not rude. We were not belligerent. We were patrons of 7 years that previously loved this place.

This is a nice hotel. The rooms with a balcony terrace are excellent and provide a great view of…read morethe strip. Check-in staff were courteous and efficient.

Stayed in a wraparound terrace suite for a special occasion and the experience was disappointing…read morefrom start to finish. Check-in was delayed until 5:30 PM with no real explanation. TVs in the suite were not working upon entry. We returned one evening to find both showers running with no notice that staff had entered the room. A credit was promised for the inconvenience and never delivered. At 2:30 AM we were woken up by a call saying staff needed immediate room access due to a water issue with guests below us. They came in, looked around, said thank you, and left with zero apology or acknowledgment. Housekeeping was great and the casino dealers were friendly and professional. Everything else, particularly the front desk and guest services, missed badly for a property at this price point. I travel frequently and understand things go wrong. What separates a luxury hotel is how they handle it. The Cosmopolitan did not handle it. Would not stay here again.