The rooms were clean, quiet, with comfortable beds.The pool area was very nice. The hotel is well placed with walkable access to other popular venues. My only complaint is the resort fees of $22.00 per day added onto the price of the room, with essentially no amenities to show for it. It would be better to include these fees into the original price, rather than add them on. I wonder if the fees and services provided vary from resort to resort??

It's pretty good for the price!!! Most others have a sneaky resort fee, so though it looks like you're paying only a few dollars more a night for a much plusher hotel, you actually could end up paying another $10 a night in resort fees as well. Imperial doesn't have the resort fee so the price is what you see. There's a good restaurant on site called Hash House a Go Go; massive portions for very reasonable prices there so you're not paying out a tonne on meals either. Plus when I went there's free entry and a drink in the Rock House (nightclub) downstairs. Check in was 12 noon. No fridge / coffee making facilities in the rooms but there is a hairdryer and iron (both of these are rubbish for making coffee). The pool is super tacky and was just row upon row of frying bodies tapping their fingers to pumpin' R&B music, but then if you don't like a little bit of tackiness, probably avoid vegas altogether. Location of this hotel is fantastic. Overall great stay and thrilled with the price.

This was the first time I stayed off-strip in Vegas, and I was a little nervous about what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised, from check-in to check-out. The check-in line was short (less than 5 minutes), and I was greeted warmly, and the process was extremely quick. The room was clean and tidy. There was both wireless and wired Internet that you had to pay for, but the daily resort fee was less than other hotels I had stayed at. Paying for daily Internet would essentially match the resort fee from hotels on the strip. And it was fast! I decided to buy Internet access every other day during my 8-day stay. I never had a problem with it. There was also a little one-cup coffee maker in the room, just what I needed to get me going each day. The buffet in the hotel was fantastic -- great price and a great selection, and I would highly recommend it. The location was particularly great attending the WSOP at the RIO -- an 11-minute walk from my room to the WSOP (RIO Convention Center) each day. It was also great to walk over to the Palms across the street. Cab fare to the strip and the airport was also lower than I expected. There were really only two drawbacks: there is no safe in the room, and electronic room keys expire after 7 days, something that they don't tell you on check-in. All in all, a very positive experience. I will be staying there again!

The resort is awesome. The atmosphere and the overall complextion of the casino/hotel is great too. So much going on compared to many other resorts. Other resorts close up their doors to bars and restaurants early. Here it seemed like every door was open til the wee hours of the morning. Whether you like mexican, irish, bar, italian, ritzy, club you name it, they have it. shares an intersection with excalibur and mgm which are easily accessible by over-the-road crosswalks. Also within comfortable walking distance of showcase mall. Coyote Ugly inside the resort is a complete blast also.

I chose this hotel because it advertised no resort fees. I did not realize at the time that without paying resort fees, you also do not enjoy any privileges whatsoever. In the end every service is priced separately--internet in your room is a fee, using the fitness facililty is an additional fee, using the hotel spa is an additional fee. In the end all of these fees added up to more than a resort fee at another hotel. I would try a different hotel next time just to see what is included with their resort fees. I might not be pleased there either. The location of Caesar's Palace is wonderful however.

Even though Harrahs isn't the newest resort on the strip, it's still an excellent choice. Located in the center of the strip, Harrahs offers the perfect location. The casino and rooms were in very good condition. The staff and clientel also seemed to be above average. I appreciate that Harrahs doesn't have any hidden resort fees, an annoying problem with most Vegas hotels. I would recommend Harrahs to anyone wanting a good resort at a reasonable price.

Overall I would rate my experience at the Excalibur as excellent. For the price the room was very nice, helpful housekeeping staff, and the dice dealers were the friendliest on the strip, asking my name and where I was from and gladly answered various questions I had about Vegas and giving me a friendly hello by name each evening I gambled at their table. The 2nd floor McDonalds is open 24 hours and is priced not to much higher then my local Mickey D's. Do recoginize there is a $14.00 resort fee ( $12.50, plus the $1.50 tax on the resort fee ) in addition to the price you pay Hotels.com, so price this in when deciding if this is a good selection price wise for you. You do get free internet and free use of the decent gym they have as part of the resort fee, ( the other resort I stayed at wanted 14 bucks per 24 hours just for internet use ). Decent location on the south end of the strip. It is popular with those seeking reasonable priced place to stay, so in all honesty, it does seem to have a slightly lower end crowd in general, however this wasnt a problem for me and shouldnt be for most people.

The Monte Carlo is a pretty cool place to stay. There are some downsides tho. The first is the don't have a coffee maker in the room, which may seem stupid, but a cup of coffee in the morning is nice, especially when you're hungover, which tends to happen in Vegas. Next is the location. Sure it's right next to City Center, but the blocks are long in Vegas, so it's pretty far from The Forum Shops or Fashion Show if you want to do shopping. The last thing I don't like is the resort fee they don't include in the rate. It's never really that much, but I just hate when companies give you a cheap price, than hit you with an added fee later. Also, you would think the resort fee entitles you to the spa area, but it doesn't. You still have to pay each time you use the spa. You can go to the work out area, but the hot tubs, steam rooms, etc cost extra, which makes me wonder...if the pool is closed in the winter and you have to pay for the spa, why are you having to pay a resort fee? On the other hand, the rooms are nice. I've stayed there several times, and always had a good view. Everything seems to be fairly new, and the rooms have pretty big flat screens, and the beds are comfy. The room service is great. The buffet there is ok...nothing really special, but it's not bad. Overall it's pretty nice hotel, and I would recommend it to others. I probably will not go back simply because I like a cup of coffee in the morning without leaving my room, and I don't like getting hit with a resort fee if I don't really get the resort benefits.

My husband and I were very happy with the choice we made in this Resort. We got a 1 bedroom suite, with 2 TV's. It was clean and spacious. The king size bed was comfortable. I never used the pool, even though I brought my bathing suit. It was November. But it was a heated pool and had a jacuzzi. I did see people using it, but I was just too busy to use the pool. The resort also had an exercise room, which, I never used either. The resort came with a continental breakfast. We ate breakfast every day. The coffee they used was Starbucks brand. The breakfast was not bad either. Scrambled eggs everyday, and bacon 1 day and sausages the next. fruit, cereal, yogert, granola, instant oatmeal, o-juice, tea. Sometimes it was busy, but we always found room to sit down, even if we shared a table with someone. It was nice to have that breakfast, then start the day. Also, Monday - Thursday, they have a complementry managers reception in frount lobby , with wine, beer and small snack. Now were else would you get this in Vegas? The Resort was not a far walk from the strip at all. Close to MGM hotel Coming back to our Resort in the evening was nice as the resort was quiet ( there are no casinos in this resort ) and the frount lobby staff always welcomed you with a " good evening". One good thing for my husband who is a smoker, was that he could smoke on the balcony. They had 2 chairs and a small table outside with an ashtray. I think this is a little gem in Vegas.We will stay here again.

Upon check in I paid for the resort fee plus tax. Upon check out I was told that I was under charged by 20 cents!! Seriously not a big deal but thought how petty and katty it was. During our stay we had to ask for more soap and towels. Only a few of the staff we interacted with were friendly. For a higher end resort it was NOT worth the money we spent to stay for 5 nights. We've stayed at many resorts and hotels during our vacations to Vegas and this was by far my worst experience.

We were extremely pleased with our stay at Paris; a beautiful resort (without resort fees!), centrally located on the Strip, great pool and shops, and lovely rooms!

Mandalay it's a wonderful hotel but you have to know that the surroinding of the highway and roads arrives in the 22th floor also!! We have a little dog and we have booked in the resort hotel but when we have arrived there we couldn't stay on the resort because the only part of the hotel where you can stay with dogs it's the Hotel of Mandalay. There are suites, very confortables and big but we were dissapointed because it wasn't our booking and the hotel was given to us a room with no views (yes we could see the parking....) and with other kind of bed that we have requested and paid. It is important to know also you cannot left your dog alone in the room, then, how can I visit las Vegas if you don't indicate it in your website??? Then we couldn't enjoy the hotel, resort and casino...

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Four Seasons! Only thing is that I did not expect to be hit with a $25 resort fee (what do I get for this resort fee?) when I checked in. If you don't like the hectic pace and cheesy aspect of Las Vegas, this is a great alternative. The grounds are lovely and everything is higher class than your typical Las Vegas hotel.

I had always wanted to stay at the Palms, so when in Vegas for business, the Palms price was within my allowed rate giving me the opportunity to try the resort. The resort has amazing ammenities, and a vibrant night life. However, for business staying in such a large resort wasn't as convenient as smaller (non-casino) hotels. In the future I will not stay here for business trips. I will, however, definitely make this property a top consideration for the night life that a normal trip to Vegas would include. The jr. suite was large however, no coffee maker or mini-fridge. The bathroom linens were nice. The shower head had two modes: lazer or mist. The bed was very comfortable with lots of fluffy pillows.

We didn't initially book the Desert Club, but chose it when we wanted to spend one more night in Vegas and our first hotel was full. So we booked one night via Expedia. The resort consists of about 20 three-story buildings, with a semi-private entrance and little deck or patio for each room. Our suite could have used some updating, particularly the worn cabinetry and tube TVs, but it was comfortable. The resort was quiet, and the heated pools were lovely. The resort is about a 10-minute walk to the strip, but offers free shuttles to and from the strip and a few other locations. We like to walk, but did take the shuttle back at night. Overall we were pleased and would stay here again. A few important notes: Our building didn't have an elevator - we don't know about the other buildings. While that wasn't a problem for us, you might want to request a 1st-floor room if you don't like stairs. Conversely, we heard the people walking around above us (we were on 2nd floor), so if we go back, we'll ask for a 3rd-floor room. Check in was unnecessarily difficult. Our confirmation and the confirmation Expedia faxed to the resort showed a one-night reservation, but the resort's system showed two nights. Rather than let us check in for one night and figure out the glitch later, the reception person had us wait while he tried to figure out the problem.

I have been to Las Vegas several times. The Wynn resort tops my Las Vegas experience. The room was spacious to the point that it was comfortablke to just hang out in the suite. The Bath was roomy and well stocked with quality sundries and linens. The bed only be described as the best hotel bed I ever slept in. Quality room service was topped off with fresh flowers and a copy of the day's paper. Food service was always top of the line from the Parasol Bar to SW steakhouse. We tried the cafe, bar, 24 hour restaraunt, fine dining and buffet. Aside from the bar and fine dining, the food offerting were more or less equal in quality and variety. You will enjoy the gaming because of the ambience and players' club. As with the entire resort, natural light reached even the furthest reachs of the casino floor. If you are a non-smoker the air quailty was very nice. The player's club seemed generous in offering initial rewards. Overall the decor of the Wynn resort was refreshing in its use of natural light in all areas of the resort.

This is my second visit to Mandalay this year. The first, I travelled with friends and stayed at the resort. This trip, I travelled with family and stayed at The Hotel. The room was wonderful and clean. The nice thing with the hotel is that it shares all of the amenities the resort has to offer but is behind the resort. You do not hear the noisy jets taking off all night as I did when I stayed at the resort. Red, White & Blue is a great moderately priced place to eat at the resort. If you are travelling with your family, you can purchase an all day pass for $25 at the Excalibur buffet and save $. Thu night at the resort "Purple Rain" at House of Blues is a great inexpensive show! Titanic Exhibit at the Luxor is great. Dolphin/Lion Habitat at the Mirage is neat. It is set up great with tables and chairs around the Dolphin area and shade. There is a snack bar which made it great for kids. The Mandalay Beach is a must! You could spend a few days there alone.