The hotel management needs to correct this problem especially when they charge $45 resort fee each day. This was during New Year’s Eve 3 night stay, hotel was sold out and probably, would’ve been useless to complain, so we didn’t even bother, we just took very short showers. We did hear the same annoying noise when other occupants close to our room were taking their showers. I’m just glad we didn’t hear these noises continuously. I would’ve given this hotel review a 5 star rating except for the following (we were staying on the 6th floor): 1) annoying, loud, high-pitched noise when using the bathroom shower 2) other plumbing noises ie dripping-faucet sounds 3) and the floor above us sounded like there were marbles being dropped on the wooden floor.

We chose this hotel because of the many wonderful reviews I read before booking our stay. Overall, great vibe and plenty of options for a cocktail, meal, spin on the slots and to hang out. $60 for 3 days, worth the price of admission. They just enacted a $25 day fee on top of the resort fee. Outdoor lap pool is unique and worth a trip just for this if you are a swimmer. Spa was recently redone and is one of the best in all of Vegas especially if you love a great steam room and whirlpool. Very spacious casino area with food court, nice poker room and sports book. Downtown Summerlin is a 10 minute stroll and offers far better choices.Įntertainment is virtually unlimited from gaming to bowling to 16-screen movie theater to bingo and walking at the Red Rock canyon just a few minutes down the road. The buffet is very popular with the locals especially on weekend nights so avoid at all costs at that time.

The cafe is perhaps the best of the lot with consistent service and excellent breakfasts. There are plenty of restaurants, most of them average, even the new ones. There is no Keurig machine if you can believe and bottled water only at turndown. Rooms and suites are spacious, here you can expect 4 star quality. Not necessarily a good thing with all those folks walking around with badges around their necks. It used to be 70% gamblers and the rest convention folks, and now it is the opposite. One thing that has changed over the years is the mix of 'tourists'. So we are what they call gravy on the potatoes. In fact, employee name tags have their tagline: We LOVE Locals. But Red Rock is not one of them, in fact, they are as good now as when they first opened.įirst and foremost, this is the place for locals. Sometimes properties start off strong and whimper after a few years.

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