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*rate found for check-in Dec 24, check-out Dec 25
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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
** No Resort Fees! ** Relax in comfort in the Rio's spacious suites, or take the complimentary shuttle service to the nearby Las Vegas Strip - the best of two worlds is yours! The shuttle runs every half hour from 10 am to 1 am to connect you with everything the Strip has to offer.
The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino features spacious 600-square foot studio suite accommodations. Resort amenities include 14 award-winning restaurants, five pools including a lagoon and sand beach, full-service salon and spa including a complete fitness center, and two wedding chapels.
Rio pool and pool area is now open for the season! From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Check out the Masquerade Village, complete with Mardi Gras excitement and two floors of boutique shopping. It's an extravaganza that can only be found at The Rio. Also in the Village - Cafe Martorano Las Vegas! The original Cafe Martorano in Florida is widely known for both its celebrity clientele and its South Philadelphia-style Italian-American cuisine. And now the homemade meatballs, the cheesesteak and everything else can be found in Rio's Masquerade Village, in a venue twice the size of the Florida location. The 150 seat, 7,000-square-foot restaurant features white walls, black granite, stainless steel and evocative lighting with wide screen plasma televisions surrounding the room playing scenes from gem mob movies.
Rio is the place for amazing entertainment, including Penn & Teller and the Chippendales!
Known for their outrageous blending of comedy and magic, often skewering the genre of traditional magic, Penn & Teller's live show has been a hit on Broadway and around the country and now has a permanent home in Las Vegas right here at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino! Edgy, provocative and hilarious, Penn & Teller's live show on any given night can involve knives, guns, a fire-eating showgirl and a duck. Known as the "Bad Boys of Magic" for supposedly revealing the secrets to their tricks, they may show you how it's done, but they still manage to leave you startled. Their weekly hit Showtime series, Penn & Teller: BS! as well as their Emmy-winning network specials and their legendary appearances on Letterman and Leno had Entertainment Weekly name them two of the funniest comedians alive.
Enjoy The Ultimate Girl's Night Out at the Rio's all-new Chippendales, The Show. Excite all your senses as these handsome male performers seduce and entertain at the new Chippendales Theater with a Sky Lounge, a Gossip Pit, and the alluring new night spot, Flirt! Chippendales The Show features 12 physically perfect male dancers who delight the audience with a series of disarmingly sexy yet tasteful routines. Designed exclusively for women, the show artistically encapsulates a wide range of female fantasies to provide a sensuous and fast-paced performance that offers the perfect blend of music, hot dance moves, and sensual theatrics.
***Must be 21 or older to check into Las Vegas hotels. *** An additional-person charge will apply to all persons staying in the room, regardless of age. We regret that children cannot stay free. ***
PLEASE NOTE: At time of check-in, each individual guest will be required to provide the hotel with a valid credit card or cash deposit in the amount of $100 per each day of guest stay if paying via credit card, or $200 for the entire guest stay if paying via cash (the $200 cash deposit will only activate in-room movies and phone).
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 24, check-out Dec 25
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(242 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3700 West Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103
The Strip, Las Vegas, Henderson
LAS Las Vegas McCarran International Airport
Northwest Corner of I-15 and Flamingo Rd.
McFadden's, The Wildest Irish Pub on Earth, is now in Vegas, at The Rio! The 7,000-square-foot-plus tavern is an unpretentious party bar with two rooms (including a 150-person private party room with its own island bar), over 20 high-definition plasma TVs, dance floor and a breathtakingly long 100-foot mahogany bar perfect for dancing on. The full bar features dozens of favorite draught beers and 90-ounce fishbowl cocktails, and the menu includes Irish Stew, Shepherd’s Pie, and McFadden’s Almost Famous Boneless Buffalo Wings. McFadden’s beauteous Lucky Charms and jovial Ministers of Hospitality will ensure everyone has fun 7 days a week, whether they’re there to watch the game, get their drink on with the dueling pianos and DJ Soup Can, or celebrate a bachelorette party! Begun in New York City in 1977, McFadden’s is now famous in 11 locations, including Chicago, Boston, Nashville, Philadelphia, and DC.
From crisp salads and delicious sandwiches to Angus steaks and fresh seafood, even the heartiest appetite will be satisfied in the casual, friendly atmosphere of the All American Bar & Grille.
The original Cafe Martorano in Florida is widely known for both its celebrity clientele and its South Philadelphia-style Italian-American cuisine. And now the homemade meatballs, the cheesesteak and everything else can be found in Rio's Masquerade Village, in a venue twice the size of the Florida location - but the mood and attitude are still strictly Martorano, and smokin' hot!
You will love the elegant and inviting atmosphere of Fiore Steakhouse, where we offer traditional steakhouse classics with an Italian Mediterranean flair.
Situated high above Las Vegas on the 50th and 51st floors of the Rio's Masquerade Tower, alive with mystical sights, sounds, and flavors, the Voodoo Steak & Lounge at The Rio combines a quality steakhouse, live performance artists and DJs in the lounge, and the views from the outdoor double-decker nightclub. See Vegas from our point of view!
Fresh from the ocean, this seafood extravaganza features all-you-can-eat favorites like lobster, snow crab legs, shrimp and oysters. For meat lovers, we offer prime rib, BBQ ribs, and chicken dishes. Newly renovated and better than ever! This is Las Vegas' only seafood buffet.
New York's highly acclaimed RUB BBQ opens a new location at The Rio! The 9,000-square-foot RUB BBQ at the Rio features championship-level barbecue created by Paul Kirk, aka The Kansas City Baron of Barbecue and The Ambassador of Barbecue. The restaurant features a stage for live entertainment - locals as well as well-known artists - and a menu that includes Barbequed Ribs cut St. Louis-style, Barbequed Sausage and Pastrami prepared the old-fashioned way, slow-cooked over wood in pits for 14 hours; Burnt Ends, smoked twice until crispy and lightly sauced; and The Taste of the Baron - a tasting of beef, pork, ham, pastrami, turkey, chicken, sausage and topped off with a quarter rack of ribs.
Rio Pavilion Convention Center & Entertainment Complex combines the most advanced meeting/convention technology with the Rio´s award-winning F&B program for convention/catering services.
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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 24, check-out Dec 25
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(242 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
1 out of 5
not worth it
jose Nov 23, 2009
they call it a suite its so small it wasnt that sweet. standard size rooms the sofa bed had no sheets no blankets no pillow. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Still in awe...
Very Happy Traveler Nov 23, 2009
I was looking for a last minute hotel in Vegas and found a good deal at the Rio, pretty much just looking for somewhere to ... sleep before my flight out of town. When I arrived at the hotel for check-in, the front desk staff I spoke to confirmed the details of my reservation then said, "I think we can take of you." I thought he was just talking about checking me in on my reservation, not exactly. He made a quick phone call and when he hung up, he told me they were going to upgrade me. I'm thinking this is pretty cool, and then he starts describing my upgrade and I realize this is beyond cool, this is awesome! They upgraded me to a suite in the Ipanema tower, on the 20th floor, that you need a key card in the elevator to access. The suite had a jacuzzi tub, a shower big enough for 2 people, a TV in the mirror in the bathroom, an extremely comfortable king sized bed, tons of marble, it was very decadent feeling. Even the drapes were opened by light switched on the wall. Opening, I might add, to a great view of Las Vegas. I was only there for one night, but I really enjoyed staying in luxury that usually costs about 10 times my budget. Thanks Rio for a wonderful memory!!!
Traveler type: Single
If you plan on gambling, I wouldn't necessarily do it here. the slots are pretty tight. A friend warned me about this, but I played here anyway and learned exactly what they were talking about.
Score
4 out of 5
4 days 3 nights
The Prof Nov 21, 2009
My stay was for personal/family business, so I was alone. I am not a gambler, but chose this hotel because I was familiar ... with it from past visits to LV. I knew the rooms were spacious, had ethernet connection and, as an off-strip hotel, it was easy to get to and from it by car. The hotel rate was riduculously low and there is no resort fee. As a single woman, I was comfortable that my needs for security and safety could be met there. My room was up to date and lovely. I ate twice at the Gaylord (Indian) restaurant and enjoyed both meals. The Sao Paulo cafe is fine. Staff was friendly and professional.
Traveler type: Single
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
If you plan on gambling, I wouldn't necessarily do it here. the slots are pretty tight. A friend warned me about this, but I played here anyway and learned exactly what they were talking about.
--Very Happy Traveler, Chicago, IL Nov 23, 2009
The VooDoo lounge is small and not set up very well for a really great crowd event. If you have a large party, this is not the right place for you.
--Over 50 crowd, Orange, CA Nov 16, 2009
The Hoover Dam is the biggest, most incredible dam thing you will ever see. Don't miss it!
--RushRocks, Lexington, KY Nov 16, 2009
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(242 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
1 out of 5
not worth it
jose Nov 23, 2009
they call it a suite its so small it wasnt that sweet. standard size rooms the sofa bed had no sheets no blankets no pillow. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Still in awe...
Very Happy Traveler Nov 23, 2009
I was looking for a last minute hotel in Vegas and found a good deal at the Rio, pretty much just looking for somewhere to ... sleep before my flight out of town. When I arrived at the hotel for check-in, the front desk staff I spoke to confirmed the details of my reservation then said, "I think we can take of you." I thought he was just talking about checking me in on my reservation, not exactly. He made a quick phone call and when he hung up, he told me they were going to upgrade me. I'm thinking this is pretty cool, and then he starts describing my upgrade and I realize this is beyond cool, this is awesome! They upgraded me to a suite in the Ipanema tower, on the 20th floor, that you need a key card in the elevator to access. The suite had a jacuzzi tub, a shower big enough for 2 people, a TV in the mirror in the bathroom, an extremely comfortable king sized bed, tons of marble, it was very decadent feeling. Even the drapes were opened by light switched on the wall. Opening, I might add, to a great view of Las Vegas. I was only there for one night, but I really enjoyed staying in luxury that usually costs about 10 times my budget. Thanks Rio for a wonderful memory!!!
Traveler type: Single
If you plan on gambling, I wouldn't necessarily do it here. the slots are pretty tight. A friend warned me about this, but I played here anyway and learned exactly what they were talking about.
Score
4 out of 5
4 days 3 nights
The Prof Nov 21, 2009
My stay was for personal/family business, so I was alone. I am not a gambler, but chose this hotel because I was familiar ... with it from past visits to LV. I knew the rooms were spacious, had ethernet connection and, as an off-strip hotel, it was easy to get to and from it by car. The hotel rate was riduculously low and there is no resort fee. As a single woman, I was comfortable that my needs for security and safety could be met there. My room was up to date and lovely. I ate twice at the Gaylord (Indian) restaurant and enjoyed both meals. The Sao Paulo cafe is fine. Staff was friendly and professional.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Have Always Enjoyed The Rio
Den-man Nov 20, 2009
I was in Vegas for a Convention and I travel to Vegas at least once a year. I have always enjoyed staying at the Rio All ... Suite Hotel and Casino. This trip was no different. If I had to critique one item though it would have to be the small numbers of Waitresses and Waiters on the Casino floor. I sat down many times to a machines and never saw a waitress to be able to order a drink. Other than that I had a great time.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
We LOVE the RIO!
Over 50 crowd Nov 16, 2009
We went for our son's 21st birthday. The front desk staff bent over backwards to give us early check in, they were ... efficient and friendly and very accommodating. The staff at the Sao Paulo cafe was awesome and friendly. The room staff were pleasant and always greeted us. Overall, we really like the RIO, however, they cater so much to their diamond star clients that they get priority over everyone, even the shuttle service. If you've waited for 30 minutes and they just walk up, they get on before you which I don't think is fair at all. The drinks are a little pricy, but the food was reasonable and very good, the Seafood Buffet is AWESOME.
Traveler type: Family
The VooDoo lounge is small and not set up very well for a really great crowd event. If you have a large party, this is not the right place for you.
Score
5 out of 5
Always stay at Rio
RushRocks Nov 16, 2009
Rio has the best rooms in Las Vegas that aren't $500-a-night luxury. [...]. So it's off the Strip a little....big deal. ... You can't walk to the Strip, but their shuttle will take you just about anywhere. [...] The Mardi Gras atmosphere, great casino floor, and staff costumes are the best...the show in the sky is a must see!
Traveler type: Friends
The Hoover Dam is the biggest, most incredible dam thing you will ever see. Don't miss it!
Score
5 out of 5
LV
Patrick Nov 14, 2009
Fun... Wish the casino was better. Did all my gambling at Caesers n the Bellagio but stayed at the Rio bc it was cheap ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
1 out of 5
UNRESPONSIVE TO CUSTOMER'S NEEDS
Parrothead Nov 13, 2009
Stayed here because of great pool area. Checked in at 2:30PM with plans to lounge by the pool and unwind until 6:30 and an ... evening of action. Was evicted from pool area @ 3:30 after 15 minutes of relaxation and told that the entire pool area had been reserved for a private function. Was not informed of this at time of reservation or check-in. Tried to complain to management and was given the run-around. When we finally made contact with a manager, he was unresponsive and unfriendly. Offered no compensation or an offer to cancel reservation. Subsequent emails and calls went unanswered. VERY UNSATISFIED! Also, location is not very good and so called suites are small and ordinary. Will never set foot in that property again!
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Fun at Halloween
Jean Nov 4, 2009
My husband and I and another couple were in Las Vegas for a trade show. We've stayed at several of the strip hotels. The ... Rio was a lot of fun -- pretty young crowd, and the staff was fabulous! (Special regards to Cindy and her sister at the Ultra Lounge!) The VooDoo Lounge on the 51st floor was pretty cool with its panaromic view of Las Vegas. My only complaint was the charge to use the internet.
Traveler type: Business
Dinner at Emeril's at the MGM -- yumm!
Score
2 out of 5
Functional but not fun, Suitest Rooms
Raoul Duke Nov 4, 2009
Went for Halloween! On the upside, no onewas upset about the condition I was in most of the time. Plus I got a huge room. ... Houskeeping was zealous, in fact they came in and cleaned despite the don't disturb sign outside the door- that freaked me out! That was nerve racking, but nothing has turnedup missing. The bartenders are too busy staring at their registers or chatting with other staff to take a drink order, so waiting at an empty bar can take a long time. The restraunts are only open at specific times, specifically not most of the time it seemed, except for the AABG which was open all night. This is a problem because the hotel is still too far away from its neighbor much less the strip to accomodate a proper, short, stumble. Casino waitresses are delightfully undressed, but this does not make up for a lack of consistant dining options, a lack of a hot tub, or the pool being closed except on saturday and sunday. This is a great hotel if you plan to spend little time in it. And the All American Bar and Grill is exceptable at 3:30 in the morning. Gift shop had reasonably priced booze, as well as food in many simpler forms.
Traveler type: Friends
Rio is not the all night playground I needed it to be. I paid full price for every single drink during the 5 night stay, and was asked if I was "alright" 3 out of 4 times that I ordered. AND I wasn't really drinking that much, so questions like that from unfriendly staff members made me feel very unwelcome. The only smile came from a kind young lady in the Masquerade Bar, who I gathered was an independant contractor and NOT Rio staff. If you are planning on clubbing/ partying every night, and don't have your own reliable connection, consider one of the companies that arranges VIP access to venues like LAX or Tao, its worth the added expense to actually enjoy yourself. I did not try the shuttle to the strip, nor the VooDoo lounge (fear of glass elevators,) but my cohorts thought highly of the club on the 51st Floor. Save your big tips for Housekeeping and Bellhop/Valet services. Also, the front desk staff is not forthcoming with info (if you're a beginner, you will miss out) so ask alot of questions.
Score
5 out of 5
Nice surprise.
Su Nov 4, 2009
I onl;y wish they didn't allow smoking all over the casino floor. ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Party central
Tony from NJ Nov 3, 2009
not as easily accessible to activities. Navigating the property was complicated. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Nothing to write home about
Maly Nov 2, 2009
It isnt too far away from the strip but if you dont have a car or if you dont feel like driving your car because you may be ... partying, its not worth the wait for the shuttle. Next time I would rather be in the middle of the strip rather than off the strip. We drove and it was so complicated to get to the hotel, and once you are in the hotel if you are in the masquerade towers, it is that much more confusing just to get to the elevators...it was just too much unnecessary walking. I would rate it a 2 overall.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Not for non-smokers!!!
Jbfly Nov 2, 2009
The hotel itself is fairly nice. My son was looking forward to the pool, but it was closed for 2 of our four days. (Yes ... they have more than 1 pool, but all were closed...). I do not smoke (most Californians don't) and even though we got a non-smoking room, the hallways were CONSTANTLY filled with the smell of cigarette smoke. I never asked, but it seemed like there were smoking rooms adjoining the non-smoking rooms. Since there is a pass-thru door between the suites, you could see how the smoke from one room could creep into the non-smoking rooms. One of the reasons that I booked this hotel was that someone said that "less than 5% of the rooms at the Rio are smoking rooms". If this is true than I don't see why a few floors aren't just designated "smoking floors" and the rest can be non-smoking. Doesn't anyone read or care about the dangers of 2nd hand smoke? Also, there was only one blanket on the bed and no comforter, just a stupid little 1ft wide duvet or whatever they call that thing at the end of the mattress. We had to crank the temp up to 75 just to get some decent rest. There are fun things to see and do at the Rio, but I would stay elsewhere....
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Plenty of Perks
Princessflick143 Nov 2, 2009
The room was nice and big. The windows were floor to ceiling and the light in the room was good, and so were the black out ... curtains for those who like to stay out late and sleep in later. The room was clean. There were not enough towels in the room for the amount of people we had checked in. We indicated that there would be 3 of us in one room, but there were only 2 towels. We called down and some were brought up. Staff was friendly and the valet brought out bags in and came to pick them up for us. So worth it, so we didn't have to drag the bags around the casino floor. We gambled and the wait staff was good about coming around and brining refreshments, and the coupons for free entrance into the club, 2 free drinks in the club, and 25% off the Carnival Buffet Champagne Brunch were perfect as those are all things I love to do when staying at the Rio. If you have a coupon to eat at the Buffet then I recommend that instead of the other restaurants inside as they are very pricy and you end up paying just as much for Breakfast or lunch as you would have for the buffet and get way less food and options. Had B-fast at café and paid $3 for one cup of coffee, not even a latte. Pool was nice. Great for kids and adults alike. The Spas were tucked away from the pools which is nice so you can relax with out a bunch of screaming kids. It does get smoky on casino floor, but is less so under where the "Show in the Sky" is. The only thing I would recommend is bringing your own conditioner. They only supply shampoo, so my hair was a little dry the next day. All in all a good trip to Vegas. Room was big, didn't have to take a cab to a good club, drinks were strong, people friendly.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Unbeatable location for the price
wayno Nov 1, 2009
I was just visiting Las Vegas for the first time. Also i am not a frequent traveler so i was expecting some complication. ... However there wasn't any. The location was great with a free shuttle to the strip witch is basicly down the street.
Traveler type: Single
Score
2 out of 5
Good price but inconvenient
Mike Oct 31, 2009
We used self-parking and had difficulty finding the registration desk; elevators to rooms were hard to find; all the ... resturants were prohibitively expensive for us, and leaving hotel for meals required either a shuttle or a long walk across the interstate highway and beyond. I was disappointed that I had to pay a $10.00 fee to use the internet. The room itself was large and gave us a great view of the city, especially at night. Great food at great prices, one of Vegas's one-time claim to fame, is definitely a thing of the past.
Traveler type: Couples
Recommend driving to another, better-located hotel-casino's self-parking garage and eating at an established food chain with more reasonable prices.
Score
4 out of 5
Always good times at the Rio
Aaron Oct 28, 2009
Excelent ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
3 out of 5
OK if you don't spend time in the room.
Mr Blonde Oct 26, 2009
Arrived in rental car at valet and proceeded through front desk check in no problems. Got to the room and went to grab a ... beer. Mini bar fridge broken, everything warm. I was on business and needed to check my workplace intranet, first off the internet in room is wired not wireless, second you must pay 10 dollars for 24 hours (expected), but after I paid it wouldn't work (limited conectivity error). Laid on the bed and grabbedd the remote. Unfortunately they have the TV positioned so you have to be sitting on the suite's couch to actually see it. If you are not interested in spending anytime in your room this place is ok. The casion was adaquate, bars and restaurants ok and the roooms large.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Rio
cathy Oct 26, 2009
The Rio is a beautiful hotel. The pool area is clean and beautiful too. We wished there was a Rio shuttle from and to the ... air port. Also the shuttle to the strip should leave earlier in mornings around 9am is better than the 10am. We did eat there but no one liked using the machines to pay to enter the dining area it took to long that way trouble with the machines. The rooms at the Rio are spacious and beautiful and the view from the room is out of this world especially at night. We have been to Vegas before but never at the Rio to stay. We would stay there again even if the changes listed above were not changed but it would make the Rio perfect.
Traveler type: Family
Eat in the Rio buffett it was delicious
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If you plan on gambling, I wouldn't necessarily do it here. the slots are pretty tight. A friend warned me about this, but I played here anyway and learned exactly what they were talking about.
--Very Happy Traveler, Chicago, IL Nov 23, 2009
The VooDoo lounge is small and not set up very well for a really great crowd event. If you have a large party, this is not the right place for you.
--Over 50 crowd, Orange, CA Nov 16, 2009
The Hoover Dam is the biggest, most incredible dam thing you will ever see. Don't miss it!
--RushRocks, Lexington, KY Nov 16, 2009
Dinner at Emeril's at the MGM -- yumm!
--Jean, Muncie, Indiana Nov 4, 2009
Rio is not the all night playground I needed it to be. I paid full price for every single drink during the 5 night stay, and was asked if I was "alright" 3 out of 4 times that I ordered. AND I wasn't really drinking that much, so questions like that from unfriendly staff members made me feel very unwelcome. The only smile came from a kind young lady in the Masquerade Bar, who I gathered was an independant contractor and NOT Rio staff. If you are planning on clubbing/ partying every night, and don't have your own reliable connection, consider one of the companies that arranges VIP access to venues like LAX or Tao, its worth the added expense to actually enjoy yourself. I did not try the shuttle to the strip, nor the VooDoo lounge (fear of glass elevators,) but my cohorts thought highly of the club on the 51st Floor. Save your big tips for Housekeeping and Bellhop/Valet services. Also, the front desk staff is not forthcoming with info (if you're a beginner, you will miss out) so ask alot of questions.
--Raoul Duke, Yay Area, CA Nov 4, 2009
Recommend driving to another, better-located hotel-casino's self-parking garage and eating at an established food chain with more reasonable prices.
--Mike, Waco, TX Oct 31, 2009
Eat in the Rio buffett it was delicious
--cathy, upstate new york Oct 26, 2009
The Hotel could have been more helpful with getting show tickets. I asked about Bette Midler tickets and they could only get tickets in the low $300's. We decided to go Ceasar's ticket office and got tickets for $55 and we sat in the second row, center, first mezzanine.
--Anthony, Utica, NY Oct 25, 2009
Book with [...]
--Jen, LA CA Oct 21, 2009
Caesars, Venetian and Bellagio ALL had excellent dining. Rio was more mid-range in price/decor. Shows at Caesars and Bellagio were EXCELLENT in every way.
--Ricky Riccardo, Philadelphia, PA Oct 19, 2009
use your coupons when possible, very expensive place to eat!
--Legal Nurse, Washington Oct 16, 2009
Take the free shuttle over to Paris/Ballys and see Juiblee! It was a fun traditional style Vegas show.
--Vegasgal, Roanoke VA Oct 12, 2009
Room service great, food was very good.
--Skipper, Kent, Ohio Oct 12, 2009
The buffet next door at The Gold Coast is inexpensive and hard to beat. It was recommended by a Rio employee that agreed their food was a little pricey...ha!
--Bluedog, Houston, TX Oct 10, 2009
go to the buffets!!!
--midge, westchester, new york Oct 7, 2009
The Masquerade show in the sky is a great free show.
--jcoll, Toledo, OH Oct 6, 2009
There is so much to do at the Rio you don't even have to leave.
--Kathy World Traveler, Kenosha, Wisconsin Oct 5, 2009
Eat before 10pm!
--gunsandgourmet, Reno, NV Oct 5, 2009
Voodoo Lounge
--Vegasbound, Edmonton, Alberta Sep 30, 2009
If you think you will have a need for snacks like soda, water, cookies, liquor, etc. try to avoid the hotel shoppes. They are outrageously expensive, a bag of chips was priced at almost $5.00 and a pint of milk was $2.79. Put togeather a list and head to the local Walmart. The air is very dry in Vegas, and I found myself constantly needing to drink water, etc., a small bottle of water at the hotel was priced at almost $3.00, at Walmart the same water was priced at 69 cents.
--Motoxer 28, Valrico, FL. Sep 30, 2009
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