One of my friends mentioned Resorts World Las Vegas several times so our party made a quick stop at…read morethis place to check it out. This is one of the newer hotels on the Strip (opened in June 2021) and this is an Asian-themed hotel as (1) the hotel tower does not include a 4th floor (4 is considered an unlucky number in many Asian countries) and (2) half of the food court options at Famous Foods Street Eats are Asian-inspired eateries. [Parking]: Self-parking at Resorts World Las Vegas = $21 flat rate for 24 hours. [Experience]: The District is basically the two-level luxury shopping area at Resorts World and honestly the retail shops were underwhelming. There is also a mini LED sphere at The District called The Globe. Our party came here to take pictures of the giant animated emoji of The Globe. While not everything is a hit at the food court (Famous Foods Street Eats), there are some food options that actually taste just as good as some of the Chinese food in Los Angeles like the noodles from Whu Zhang Artisan Noodles. [Ridesharing]: The front entrance of Resorts World offers Zoox which is the latest driverless ridesharing experience in Vegas. Riders will need to download the app to take a ride. [Conclusion]: Come here for the LED sphere inside the shopping mall and the variety of Asian food options at the food court.

My review would actually be 3 1/2 if it were an option, I can't extend to 4, but a 3 is TOO low…read more Just an FYI. Have visited the hotel numerous times over the years, always liked it. It's clean, modern and their casino is nice, spaced out well and pleasant. Finally stayed there last week for 5 night. Had a nice stay, just a few issues. I'll details below. I stayed at the Hilton!! 1) Property: Modern, clean, spaced nicely and impressive to walk through, it has a great feel to it. 2) Casino: Very nice, well laid out, plenty of variety, also clean and updated. No sense of age here. I do enjoy it. 3) Service: Here is where there are some issues, check in, and players club reps are awesome, but some of the servers in their bars/lounges leave a bit to be desired. I did separate reviews on 2 of them, read for more detail. This could use improvement. 4) Rooms: Stayed in the Hilton side, had a nice South Strip view on the 52nd floor, def nice. Rooms are OK, about 400 sq feet. Nicely detailed, not elegant but workable and fine. Bed not super comfortable. Nice TV and storage areas. Safe is hidden in drawer, def OK. Bathroom is quite nice, big shower with tiled floors and a seat. Decent. They do offer communal body products, not my fav thing. I prefer having separates, but, it was ok. In general I liked the room, it was quiet, but the resort was empty. And I do like the fact that to use the elevators and reach the room, you have the TAP your key to go up. Nice touch. No Private security at elevators though..I wish they had that. Extra security is always a benefit. 5) Pool: Absolutely gorgeous, one of the 3 best in Vegas, IMHO. I think here, The Wynn and Fountainbleau have the best pool, by far. If pools are your thing, these are the places to go. Yes, all 3 are North Strip, but hey, what's the issue? Lots of plants, trees, shrubs to provide some comfort. Cabanas available, also a few bars, and a lovely infinity pool. I was mighty impressed. And a lovely cocktail server named Carmen who was a delight!! She shined. I would def be recommending this!! This would get 5 stars!! I did not find time to dine at the hotel, so I can't speak for the restaurants, perhaps in future. But here is where RW needs work and this was major. 1) Lounge Services: As mentioned earlier, they need to do better, it's efficient but lackluster. Not special and it should be in a resort that wants to pride itself as luxury. Improvement required. 2) Housekeeping: Here is why I can't go to a 4, this was quite bad. The room did appear clean, however, I could feel materials on the floors, and this never changed any of the 5 days, I felt crumbs and such, as if it was never vacummed. I do not think it was. Now the beds were made well, the bathroom clean, but those crumbs on the floor, even noticeable to the eye are an issue. 1 day is one thing, but for 5 straight days, that's bad. Also one day I had finished a drink, and left my glass on the window side table. When I returned later, the glass was still there, untouched. A dirty glass in full view and left sitting there exactly where I left it. Again, this is truly bad!! Here is where management needs to step in, this was my biggest complaint about this otherwise, very good property. This made me sad. I could not even authorize myself to leave a tip for the poor service. I also did not rent a car this time, so have 0 experience with the garage although it is a walk from the back of the property, as is the Rideshare options. Not over far, but I'd say a 5-10 minute walk. So in conclusion, what do I think, would I stay again, ABSOLUTELY!! I did enjoy myself, there were so many GOOD things, but for the few BAD things really brought this down. As I say, I'd give this a 3 1/2 if it were an option, but it's not a 4 as of yet. Perhaps on a new visit, improvements will occur and then I can have a chance to readjust my rating. Plus if you love Wynn/Encore or Fountainbleau, they are a 5 min walk. Great for the North Strip area. Continued success wished. Just fix a few things.

First on the Bellagio staff: - Concierge Ryan Feinberg is…read moreincredible! He setup so many reservations and special gifts for my parents first trip to Vegas that they felt like true VIPs. I can't speak more highly about how organized and helpful he is. - The bartenders and servers in Club Privé are awesome! Eric (bartender) makes incredible Aviations and Espresso Martini's and Maria was super nice while we drank and gambled. - Every single staff member, from the tables to the pool are kind, considerate and helpful. Regarding the Hotel / Casino: - I've stayed at many of the hotels in Las Vegas and the Bellagio is the BEST! Even though it gets busy, it never feels 'too crowded'. - The rooms are always clean, and the view of the foutain is well worth it. - I would highly suggest visiting Club Privé, even if only for a cocktail, as they make some of the best and have an incredible selection of Bourbon and Whiskeys (including Macallan 72 year).

Valerio in the Retail department was great! I went to do some shopping for family back home and he…read morehelped package the gifts super nicely. Really kind and helpful!

They are no longer serving lunch. We were there today. We use Togo there for lunch and really…read moreenjoyed it. Ended up leaving.

The M Resort is a great place to stay away from the crowds on the strip. Spacious room with a…read morecomfortable beans pillows! Mini refrigerator but no microwave or coffee maker. A couple bottles of water were provided. The ice machine on my floor worked fine, but there was no vending machines for drinks. Pool area looked great, but I didn't have a chance to use it or the fitness room. The staff was nice. I would definitely stay here agai

Fontainebleau has surprised me greatly and I am glad it's all positives! We had some perks from…read moreAmex card booking this hotel which was nice. It's one of the new hotels a bit off strip next to Las Vegas convention center. We stayed here for a weekend for an F1 event and hubby's annual retreat with his old friends. What I liked the most was the size and layout of this hotel. It's on the smaller side with many restaurants, bars, lounges and shops tucked in. Also spa, fitness center, private poodle room lounge, guest pool and Liv theater, beach / night club. It's small but it has everything to enjoy and relax in. I find it quieter than most hotels we have stayed in vegas. Minimum walking distances to places. My feet weren't hurt from this vegas trip and that's a first! Our poolside one bedroom suite was spacious and functional. Two full bathrooms were very convenient for hubby and I. I took the main bath cause I needed the vanity table and big tub. Pool views were nice and I was glad it wasn't noisy at all. They put the beach club on the other side and it was very considerate for hotel guests. Restaurant collection was amazing, lounges had live music and very entertaining. The services we have received were one of the best in vegas! I was genuinely impressed and I am very picky when it comes to hospitality. Everybody was so pleasant and helpful everywhere we went. I really liked the modern contemporary and mid century retro style of this hotel as well. We had a very positive experience and will definitely come back to stay in the future!

Finally got to checkout this latest casino on the Las Vegas strip while attending an event. They…read moreoffer free parking in their parking lot for free if you're a local or have a player's card. The parking structure can get hectic when they are cleaning as tape off areas around parked cars making it a bit of a maze. The parking structure leads to the convention area and a lobby sort of area that connects to the casino. Everything still looks good, fresh and new from walking around. It's a beautiful place. Lots of food options to chose from. Along with high end shops to visit. The casino floor is full of the latest and greatest slots and table games. The players club offers freeplay upon signup. Check with them to see their latest offers for new players before you gamble. During my time here, I did play a variety of slots. The machines felt TIGHT at any denomination, machine or otherwise. Other players shared similar results. Never saw anyone hit something big or saw any handpays being paid out over the 5 days I was visiting. It is an isolated casino with no other casino right next to it. The nearest casino in either direction is a mile away. Best to have a car/uber to get around if you're staying here

Note * Circa Resort & Casino in downtown Las Vegas is Las Vegas' first adults-only hotel and…read morecasino, welcoming guests over the age of 21. When Circa Las Vegas opened in 2020, it was the first new hotel-casino built in downtown Las Vegas in forty years. Having followed its history and watched it take shape; I've always wanted to experience it as a (hotel) guest. Booking & Check-in:: I booked my room through Circa's website, which was simple and easy to use. When I arrived, the front desk found my reservation right away, and check-in was quick and stress-free. The desk clerk was friendly and helpful. Room Quality:: The room's furniture was well-kept, and free from excessive wear that might hint at heavy room turnover. The carpet looked fresh, with no stains or tears in sight. Regarding the bed, the sheets were crisp and bright white. The mattress, pillows and duvet were comfortable. Bathrooms are where you'll see the most wear and tear, but this one was spotless. The layout was well-arranged. The towels looked like new, with a heavy pile and a crisp, bright white color. Sometimes when I travel, I prefer a room that's comfortable without being so luxurious that I don't want to leave. Other times, I appreciate an inviting space to unwind in, and the rooms here fit that perfectly. The décor, color palette, and furnishings were all appealing. I've noticed many hotel rooms lack good lighting, but here there's plenty of it, plus the option to adjust it just how you like. Stadium Swim:: Circa features an impressive pool complex with massive stadium screens for catching sporting events. While relaxing at the pool, I enjoyed a daybed and had an attendant to take my food and drink orders. Naturally, outside food and beverages aren't allowed since they sell everything on-site. For security reasons, there are also restrictions on what you can bring into the compound. Lockers are available for rent if you happen to have prohibited items with you and don't want to return to your car or room. Before this stay, I have enjoyed the restaurants and gaming options on site. I utilized them during this stay. In fact, I have the Circa Sportsbook app on my mobile.

This is the extremely tone deaf reply I received from the business after I reported about valet…read moretaking my car for a joy ride. Clearly, they do not value their clients and laugh in my face offering me the pleasure of bringing my vehicle back for more joyrides. Hello Crystal, Thank you for taking the time to share your recent experience with us. I sincerely apologize that your visit did not meet the level of service we strive to provide. We value every guest's feedback and appreciate the opportunity to learn from your experience. Our department will be conducting an internal investigation into your recent visit with us and will reach out to you once that investigation is complete. As a gesture of our appreciation and in hopes of welcoming you back to Circa Resort & Casino, I would like to offer you complimentary valet parking during your next visit to our establishment. Please feel free to contact me in advance or simply have a Valet Team Member reach out to me upon your arrival. Thank you again for bringing your concerns to our attention. We truly appreciate your patronage and look forward to the opportunity to provide you with a much better experience in the future. Sincerely, Andrew Eliazar Transportation - Manager

Playing to a packed house, the music group, "Starship" performed many of their familiar songs and…read moreone of their most popular, "Somebody to Love. Although, a little more seasoned in age and with over 40 years in the business they sounded great. Special shoutout to Mickey Thomas, lead singer, he sounded amazing. Should you have the opportunity to see them in concert, I recommend you do.

Overall, it's a cool casino with plenty of energy, but the constant smoke made it harder for me to…read morebreathe. The noise from machines and crowds is overwhelming too. I came for the dining rather than gambling based on friends' recommendations, but the food is a hard pass. That said, the staff here genuinely stand out. They're attentive, motivated, and clearly committed to making guests feel welcome. The Mermaid show is the real highlight. Watching a performer swim underwater in full mermaid gear without scuba equipment is genuinely impressive and unique. It's worth experiencing at least once, and kids especially will be captivated by it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Durango just keeps getting better and better! The new parking structure right by the hotel and the…read moreexpanded high-limit area are awesome additions, and hearing that movie theaters, a bigger casino, and a concert hall are coming soon gets me so excited. ​Huge thanks to Jonny at the front desk for taking such great care of us during our late check-in around midnight. He was super welcoming, friendly, and informative. ​As someone who much prefers local casinos over the hustle of the Vegas Strip, Durango is top-tier. Do yourself a favor and check it out if you haven't yet..it only takes one visit!

Durango Casino & Resort has always been on my list of places to visit ever since they opened. Their…read morefood court is a shining example of how you attract patrons with high quality food from Prince Street Pizza, the ever so popular Oyster Bar, Hawaiian Food, Sushi and Noodles. Even their restaurants such Mijo and Summer House all look wonderfully executed. The casino as a whole is well designed from the decor to the layout as it just feels really new and refined. Put Durango Casino on your must visit list as the food court alone is packed with so many good dining options that it will be hard to choose.

The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas is one of the most impressive and beautiful hotels on the Strip!…read more It was a lot of fun checking out the Venice style building. There were canals, gondola rides and street performers in the hotel! It had everything! A mall, restaurants, an entertaining area to walk around, and of course; slots!

Avoid the right-side elevator in The Venetian's South Tower. It stopped working properly while we…read morewere inside, and pressing the call button did nothing. No one answered or came to assist us. After we got out, we had to find a security guard ourselves to report what happened. The response was just as upsetting. A staff member made a comment about the hotel being built in the 1990s. Later, Wesley told us he had reviewed the footage and that we were in the elevator for "less than two minutes," as if the short amount of time meant there was no issue. Our concern was what the elevator did and the fact that we could not reach anyone for help. Wesley said maintenance had looked at it and found no problem, but we weren't told what they checked. We then saw other guests continuing to use the same elevator. I don't feel safe getting back on it, and I'm concerned for anyone else who does. For what we paid to stay at The Venetian, I expected the hotel to take a reported elevator problem and an unanswered call button seriously. Instead, we felt completely dismissed.

1 of 2 reviews. Note…read moreto self - Come for the beer, skip the food. Quality/Quantity - Ellis Island Brewery has been on my list to visit for years... Out of all the restaurants here, this one is my favorite. And I finally got to visit 1.5 years ago and fulfilled my promise of bringing my buddy here today. Today we got the following during Happy hour: My usual Amber. My buddy's usual IPA. And too many glasses of Double IPA... Onion Rings - Good, but not much quantity. Fried Pickles - Good, and with generous quantities. I did not finish. Lots of breading for both dishes. Brunch is also available. See their website. Atmosphere - Love the huge indoor/outdoor space, see pictures. But both my buddy and I said AC would be nice. My last visit in January '25 was NOT this hot. Plenty of bar, table seating. TVs for entertainment and of course, for sports. Gaming available, but not today. Well I am sure they have gaming if you sat at the bar which we did but still did not play. I love the modern restrooms and the outside sinks, see pictures. Events, Mega Mondays, Trivia Tuesdays, Wine Wednesdays, watch parties, games, live music, extended HH, etc.; see their website. Two stories. 350 capacity. Lots of regulars here, where everyone seems to know everyone. I like this atmosphere, and might make this a regular LV visit for my HH. But again, I really should skip the food... Service - Jo and the new guy were both 5 stars; friendly and efficient. Price - $37 + generous tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2019. As mentioned from the previous review, I brought my buddy.

Ellis Island had been on my list for a while, so we went for date night. As we entered the casino,…read morea cocktail waitress offered us drinks at the door -- a nice touch. The cocktail was tasty. Inside the restaurant the server greeted us warmly and was very friendly. Large fans keep the dining area cool, and there's a TV visible. I thought there might be outdoor seating, but I didn't see any; the upstairs area was closed for a private event. Our server was excellent and very attentive. We ordered chicken wings and green beans, but the side dish took a long time to arrive. When the food did come, everything was hot and fresh. The chicken wings were especially good -- I recommend the plain, well-done wings; they were spot on. The green beans, however, were disappointing. They arrived later, were soft rather than crisp, and tasted underseasoned -- maybe a little more salt would help. Overall, the place is decent. I would return, but I'm not in a hurry to go back.

Our first time staying at this hotel and it did not disappoint. Rooms were very nice. Lots of…read morerestaurants to choose from. Kevin White checked us in. He was amazing. Very friendly and professional. There was a small issue with some charges but he took care of it no problem. Thank You Kevin White! Can't wait to go back!

Nicely decorated resort casino, good restaurants, uniquely crafted drinks and energetic vibe…read more Avoid the latte place 'Milk' and 'Egg Slut.' Both are sub-par with resort prices. Rooms are large and tastefully decorated with good views Service at the front desk was kind and thoughtful. The gym is even large and clean with workout machines and free weights. 4 1/2 star resort experience Recommended!