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Paris Las Vegas

4.0 out of 5.0

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A verified traveler said

Jul 17, 2017

Nice hotel but there was not enough staff at check in. It took forever to get checked in. They wanted guest to use there automated check in & when we tried to use it, it told use to go use the normal check in procedure at the counter. Other than that the hotel was fine.

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I'll be back. Elaboration pending return trip / more time on site to make intelligent, informed reflection.

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Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

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Everything was great with one exception, the long 1 hour wait in line to check-in.

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Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino

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This was our first visit to Vegas and we had a blast thanks in large part to the Golden Nugget. Room was clean and modern and Fremont Street was just outside the door. The pool was fantastic and we also enjoyed the on site restaurants, especially the Claim Jumper restaurant which we visited several ...

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Circus Circus Hotel, Casino & Theme Park

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A verified traveler said

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ARIA Resort & Casino

5.0 out of 5.0

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A verified traveler said

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My wife and I very pleased with our stay at Aria Hotel and Resort. The room was excellent, the staff was friendly, and the food was very tasty. I would recommend this hotel to my friends. This was my first time at Aria and it is the best in my opinion. We can't wait to go back again.

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Excalibur Hotel Casino

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Jul 18, 2017

Checked in and Customer service gave us rooms on 27th floor facing new York hotel, my 2 grandsons LOVED the scenery of the rollercoaster and all the lights instead of rooftops, ( a great THANKS to her )..

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Overall this is a very nice place to stay. Very nice jetted tub in the room. The bed was comfortable. We stayed in a studio room that had all of the kitchen essentials. The complimentary breakfast had nice fresh fruit, muffins and bagels. That was the extent of the breakfast but Denny's is right next door if you really want breakfast. The pools were great with sand bottoms in the shallow end. The hot tub was just warm and no power in the jets at all.

Very Quiet it is right next to the Strip.

Downstairs cafe has some great food. Upstairs less so.

OK stay

The hotel was very clean and the staff were great for the most part ( we did run into several cocktail waitresses that didn't seem to like the job much). My biggest complaint is that there is no coffee pot, refrigerator, microwave and the free TV channels were hard to find. EVERYTHING was an extra charge including something called a resort fee on top of the room rate we agreed to pay in the first place. I still have no idea what this charge was for, since there was absolutely nothing in the room besides beds. My friend is a diabetic and we had no place to properly store her insulin, we had to get ice everyday to keep it cool. We didn't use the pool or even find a gym. Resort fee? I don't feel like I was in any kind of resort. I have been to Las Vegas many times and I enjoy the experience of an adult playground. However, this trip was filled with children and teenagers everywhere, even on the casino floor in this hotel.