Circus Circus Hotel and Casino

Hotellihuoneet olivat perustasoa, eikä tuohon hintaan enempää voi vaatia. Sen sijaan palvelu, varsinkin buffeeravintolassa oli ala-arvoista. Olen tottunut Yhdysvalloissa ollessani erittäin hyvään palveluun, oli sitten paikka ollut mikä tahansa. Sen sijaan kyseisen paikan buffeeravintolassa henkilökunta oli tylyä, ylimielistä ja eniten ärsytti se nojailu omiin käsivarsiin / tiskiin, josta ei todellakaan jäänyt hyvä maku suuhun. Henkilökunnan on turha ihmetellä, jos tipit jäävät olemattomiksi illan jälkeen

and usually that is what you do in your hotel room in Vegas.

The hotel check in line was Crazy long. The rooms were alright. Clean, nothing special. The floor we stayed on had a very weird smell, made my husband sick. The money I saved to stay at this hotel ended up be sucked up into taxis and transportation. Might as well spend the little extra and stay at a hotel in the middle of the strip.

Circus Circus is one of the oldest hotels on the "Strip" and is a good value. I always have the best luck with my gambling at CC and came home with winnings and purchases on this trip. That is as good as it gets!

I arrived quite late after a delayed flight and there were no more regular rooms of the type I had booked, so the hotel put me in a handicap-accessible room and waived that night's resort fee. I was easily able to switch rooms the next day. There are a variety of dining options available, but in the early morning (before 6:30) the options are severely limited. Also, I was not impressed by the breakfast buffet, which cost over $14 after taxes. However, Circus Circus is located very near several restaurants (a Denny's, a great Korean place, a McDonald's, and more) and is right down the road from the Fashion Mall, which has many restaurants and a food court. Walgreens is nearby, as well. Circus Circus is easy to get to from the 215, which is nice if you need to get off the strip. As for it being a family oriented hotel, it includes a theme park, a toy store, and plenty of kid-friendly dining options, all within the hotel.

Hotel is on the strip; but there is construction going on around the hotel. Treasure Island is 1 Mile to the South. Rooms in the Manar are like a motel. It has nice outdoor swimming pools. Overall not very clean; and they also charge an additional Resort fee of $10 per night for every room

the hotel was nice and clean, but not for us or anyone traveling without children who want to escape children. It is geared to families, which we didn't realize, but there were kids running and screaming in the hallways and slamming doors-it was very noisy!! We also found one restaurant didn't open until 5, another was overpriced, and the buffet was awful. The food at the buffet when we went was luke warm, the eggs butter saturated, not even was the coffee hot!! Then to top it off while we were resting in our room one afternoon, a man opens the door with his key card and walks in. The front desk said that shouldn't have happened and didn't understand how it could. Well, needless to say we were very uncomfortable after that and surely didn't want to leave our room! Most of the staff were pleasant, but we won't go back!!!

Curtious staff nice clean rooms! We needed a cooler for our room and thought it had one but it didn't when I contacted the front desk I was told it was an additional 15.00 but due to the circumstances they wavied that fee!

good comfortable room and affordabil price, i would recommend this hotel,

I would recommend this hotel for families with children because of the rides in there, but I found navigating in the hotel a little complex. You will have to pass through rides and their in house market in order to move in/out. The ambience was not that appealing specially the I didn't liked the Lobby carpet, looked old. Cant categorise it as bad as I did not have any problem in my stay but could have been better.