As a non-strip hotel, you know that this place has to appeal to the locals (with plenty of slot machines, promotions etc), but it also attracts that out of state young and party crowd as well. The party crowd pretty much sticks to the pool and the playboy club, while the locals hit the slots. Both of these groups seem to meet at the buffet which is good and offers more than your old vegas "prime roast beef). The rooms are still newish, with interesting bathroom fixtures, soaps etc. The sports bar is big and bright. At night, there is more of a party atmosphere, the young crowd standing in long snaking lines to get into the club, and the place takes on a more "party pit" atmosphere. But be warned, Maloof is now a minority owner of the place, and who knows if the new owners will be smart enough to leave this place mostly the way it is, or try to turn it into a mirror of the non-descript properties that harrah's owns (ie, which is what happened to the RIO across the street)

Great youthful vibe and atmosphere. Both young and old enjoy this place and the place gets younger, and hipper, at night. The slots are terrific and the table games are fair. A must visit place on anyones's list.

Visited this place first off the plane 7/8/08. Not impressed. The casino is too dark. Very large gaming floor. Tables were too high for a Tuesday morning.



Ate at the food court. That was good. They do have Kids Quest hourly child care. If we go back, it will be for the child care. Didn't bring kids this trip.



Parking was easy. Just drove to self park and steps to the door.