Hotel berhampiran Cirrus Aviation Services, Las Vegas

We did a timeshare exchange for our week here. Beautiful resort. Spacious, clean, and quiet rooms. We had a two bedroom suite with a full kitchen. The resort is right off the ***** next to Planet Hollywood and Aria. It's an easy walk to Bellagio, Caesar's Palace, Paris and Flamingo. My only complaint is that you can't bring your own drinks or food to the pool. I get it. They want you to buy their own food and drinks, but this is a timeshare resort, not just a hotel. You should be able to prepare your own food and drinks and consume them anywhere at the property, not just your own room. Hence the four stars only. But I would still recommend it to anyone who wants to go to Las Vegas with a timeshare exchange.

I visit Las Vegas a lot, but never alone. This is my first solo trip and my first stay in Horseshoe/Bally's. I would say this would have to be one of my best trips. Staying in Horseshoe made it even better. When I arrived at the registration desk there were only 1 employee helping customers with the check-ins. There were a bunch of self check-in kiosks, which I don't mind. The kiosk was straight forward and took me about 5 minutes to check myself in. When I got to my room, I liked what I saw. You get a lot of space and floor to ceiling windows. Make sure to bring your own soap for the foam bath because they don't supply it. If you're into ******** the ****** is a nice size. Very little options for restaurants and bars in the hotel, but no worries. The Horseshoe is conveniently located to all of the hot spots. Once you exit the hotel you're minutes away from all of the great food and some terrible ones😅. I will definitely stay here again just for the location and of course the cost. I had a great deal because my trip was on the weekdays.

Being here for an extended stay, I was very pleased to be welcomed by Dre (the front desk receptionist). He is very hospitable, and always has a smile on his face. From coming down to breakfast at 6:30am, to having dinner at 7pm, he is always eager to make our stay more pleasurable.

At first, the hotel gives off an older vibe, especially with the outdated ******. However, the rooms are completely renovated, with modern decor and a tasteful design, making them very beautiful and comfortable. One great feature is the security—you have to present a room key to access the floors with guest rooms, which adds an extra layer of safety. Overall, it was a good experience, especially considering the price.

Overall experience was ok. The lobby was beautiful, there was no odor of smoke, and everyone was very nice. However on the first two days, the TV and internet wasn’t working. I called to have someone come fix our TV, but no one ever came. Then we figured out that the network wasn’t working however we weren’t notified about it. The pillows were awful. I had to fold them in half in order for it to have some type of firmness. Even using the extra pillows didn’t help either. One side of the bed was saggy. One of the bed side table lamp kept flickering on/off the entire time. The shower didn’t drain the water while using. The hallways wasn’t really clean either. There was dust balls on the ground.

I really enjoy the live Keno there and the fact that it's one of or possibly the only places in Vegas that runs Keno 24/7. The ***** are hit or miss. I seem to win a bit more than I lose. The rooms are really nice. I always get a room w a king size bed and a view of the *****. The room has a nice little side area w small couch a nice comfy chair.lose

The room is clean and nice, perfect place to stay and relax. Great job.

Made my annual visit back to the US, and this hotel was in the middle of where I needed to be. Once the former Lucky Dragon which did not have proper permits at the time, it seems that Ahearn family is utilizing the space as good multi-purpose. They ventured into a steakhouse, cafe eatery, chocolatiers, a performance dinner theater, and conference venue. The hotel rooms are comfortable, and the staff is quite friendly and professional. The lobby bar closes quite early but The Mint and Golden Steer are next-door, which brings in a lot of locals. I did not try the steakhouse in the hotel, though it’s definitely a solid venue in appearance. There are shopping plazas down the street, but there’s no microwave in the room. There’s not really a point to buy anything to cook. Food is available within the hotel during their opening times, and their breakfast is of a simple yet filling choice of three. I got the avocado three straight days in a row. Mimosas and Espressos blend well with bar options. One of the security guards gave me the background of their conference venue. I was able to buy some books from the very small gift shop. My suggestion is the gift shop can up a notch. I didn’t really use the pool, but the space itself is nice because it’s shaded a good chunk of the day. The position of my own room allowed me to turn the air conditioner off. All the toiletries are in the room, and the housekeeping staff is accommodating if you need anything. I stayed here and the Jockey Club within the first week of the visit, and both hotels are within the same price range despite different locations. Definitely the most logical place to stay if visiting local friends, as I do so on Burner Mondays at The Phoenix. Ahearn has a comedy, singing, and magic show offered with their room. The classic cars near the front lobby were really nice to see. Great job so far, and I look forward to seeing what else they implement there for my next visit.

I asked for a non smoking room and reserved it in 3 weeks in advance and when I arrived they said that unfortunately they were out of non smoking rooms they were all booked and I got there on time .. It was a unexpected experience I never received that type of service