Have stayed here several times and have always had a good experience. Rooms are large and very well priced, comfortable beds. Good variety on the gaming floor, lunch buffet is a great value. Customer service has been very good all around. Self-Parking is not particularly convenient to the rooms, but the property is easily navigated. Several restaurants from which to choose -- Canal Street is very good. Only four or five options in their food court, but they're decent (Fuddrucker's, Sbarro, Baskin-Robbins, Subway, & ?). Points seem to add up fast on the player's club card -- opportunities for 2 - 15x points. Promotions and drawings every week. Enjoy!

We stayed here a couple of nights during our last trip to Vegas. I wasn't expecting much, just cheap. I was pleasantly surprised.

First the casino is laid out bizarrely. You really can't just park near the hotel tower or the front desk. You have to show your room key to security before you can get in the elevator, which is a plus. The rooms were on the large size. And the beds were comfortable.

We ate at the buffet for breakfast, again not expecting much. But it was one of the best breakfast buffets that I've done in Vegas.

And the gambling was good. The dealers were professional.

I would definitely visit again.

I enjoyed my room, it was clean and nice and I had a view. I hit sequential aces, so I was a happy camper at .25 it was $1,000. Enjoyed the food at Al's clam chowder and my youngest son had
crab salad. Both were very good! That Aces Bonus was very volatile in my play, I had played for 4 1/2 hours when I hit that jackpot and that was my first 4OAK! It is 99.40 but it is harder to hit than a Royal.

I happen to be paralyzed and in a wheelchair, but fly out several times a year I fly out to Vegas and always enjoy checking out the various resorts.

There are two primary reasons why I give The Orleans a high rating: 1). The annual "Viva Las Vegas" extravaganza over Easter Weekend. Without a doubt the the finest combination of classic cars, rockabilly music and burlesque babes in the world. Extremely entertaining and incredible people watching. 2). The complimentary shuttle bus (with wheelchair lift) to and from the Strip (Bill's Gambling Saloon). My shuttle driver (Gene) epitomized what Vegas hospitality should aspire to. Great music, conversation and loves his job/people.

I also enjoy many offers from Boyd Gaming for room discounts and other seasonal promotions from the Orleans.

The property is to spread out/expansive for me to stay there on a regular basis, but it has a lot going for it -- especially for folks who want something more than gambling.

I haven't stayed here, but have spent some time in the casino, and at the buffet, which are both still good. The buffet is always busy,great price with a 2 for 1 coupon. I have done well at the table games there, played slots a little, did ok. Take the free shuttle from the strip, near the parking garage on the side of Bills Hotel, on Flamingo Road.