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General Policies & Fine Print
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
RESORT FEE: All reservations will incur a daily $34.95 Resort Fee plus applicable taxes added to the room account at check-in. Fee includes:
•Wireless Internet access (basic connection) for two (2) devices per day.
•Access to Hotel’s Fitness Center
•Concierge services to include printing of airline boarding passes.
•Local and toll-free telephone calls.
Resort Fee(s) and tax(es) will be collected directly from guest upon check-in.
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
439 reviews
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Nov 06, 2024Un professional guards
Security was extremely rude and not well trained at all in guest service skills. The dispatcher answered the phone at 11:49PM with "yeah". I proceeded with my question for a lost cellphone to which she immediately replied "we aint got your phone" I know ex cons that have more professionalism.
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Nov 03, 2024Circa once great now don't bother
I have stayed at this hotel several times and am sad to have to write such a bad review. Started with check in, I always get a suite and then try to up grade to an even better suite. I do not mind paying extra but usually get a deal. This time for the first suite that they gave me for an up grade had BUNK BEDS in it lol. Not that big a thing just wasted time. I went back down to the front desk and said No on the bunk bed suite. So I said just give me the suite I had. Now I had to wait a couple hours for it to be ready (the time was 2pm). Not a big deal I got a great corner suite. It was a good room except they did not tell me it was a handicap room and the shower was taken up by a chair that was bolted in. Here is where things went down hill. If you try to contact the front desk its impossible. You can not get anyone on the phone here ever. I tried 10 times during my stay not once was the phone answered. I had to go down each time to the front desk. The reasons I called were for towels, room service (they have none) and a bellman. Circa trys to be ultra modern with Alexa in your room to handle what ever you need. The problem is they can not contact anything. You have to use your own phone. The other problems were the AC takes most of the night to make the room cool. When we arrived it was 80 degrees in the room. The room faces into the sun so its hot and needs AC. It is rare I write this much stuff on here. But if your a gambler you can forget getting a drink at any of the tables you have to go to one of the bars for that. You can not call Valet to have your car ready you just have to wait. Understaffed and not trained. Sad a great Hotel that is on its way down already.
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Oct 24, 2024Upscale Adult fun on Freemont
We came to celebrate our 10 year anniversary for a few days in Vegas. Having stayed on the strip before we opted for downtown Freemont area this time. We always valet our car, its easier in the long run. It was actually $22 a day not $15 like it says on their site, but still the better option in our view. You will need to show your ID everytime upon entering the resort as it is Adults Only, so keep it handy. Stadium Swim is amazing and well worth the $25 a day if you aren't a guest of Circa, The D or The Golden Gate. Drinks are pretty expensive, but buying on bulk was cheaper. Our room was tidied every day and our bed made up, and fresh toeels. which was a lovely surprise because no one seems to do that anymore. Our room was 3715 on the Stadium Swin side with a beautiful evening view of the Strip. Upon check we were given vouchers for complementary champagne at The Legacy Club on the 60th floor. Do not miss this!!!! The view in the evening is spectacular!!! All in all we will definitely stay here again instead of the Strip. So much to do, see an experience. Worth the price and fun!!!
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Oct 16, 2024Excellent Showers!
We stayed here for a convention in October. We arrived late in the evening and had no problems at check in. The hotel is very nice, clean and has modern decoration. The showers are the best I’ve experienced over the years and it is a walk in with a bench. The water pressure is fantastic, and it almost makes you feel guilty staying in there too long. The casino is nice and they have a great sports book and bar area. Im not a huge fan of the allowed smoking here but their air circulation does a decent job. Be careful with rooms that adjoin the pool. They did warn us at check in but good look trying to relax in your room with the thumping club music. It starts at 0730 and goes fairly late into the evening. This is a big negative for me. This is the first time I’ve stayed on Fremont Street and most likely the last. The area is too small and can covered in an hour or two. On day two or three you’re like now what. If choosing Fremont Street, this hands down is your place to stay.
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Oct 12, 2024
Good to experience
Clean and comfortable room. We had a corner suite. Check in the guy on the desk was friendly but he told us about 25 times we were 'early'. We weren't arguing this and were fully aware we'd probably have to put our luggage with bell desk. We asked for late check out and were told it'd be 100 per hour. I was a bit shocked at this, but he explained they were fully booked. Disappointing but not their fault. We had a cabana at Stadium swim, one we got passed the strictest security checks [worse than the air port] we had a great time. I just wish they'd advertised more about what you can and cannot take in. Our friend has prescription meds and weren't allowed to take them in as they were in a box, couldn't even take in bonjela and they even tried to question hand sanitizer. I have never experienced such rules at a Vegas pool. The man on security was nice but he kept going on and on and I'd said I'd be happy to go put stuff in my room but he just kept going on. We've ate at victory burger, project bbq, the pool and 8 east. All fantastic. It was our first time staying downtown, glad I've done it but not convinced I'd go out my way again I'd recommend this hotel if you're keen to take full advantages of their facilities as they are better than others downtown but don't compare to the strip. I'd visit the hotel again and don't want to put anyone off, just depends how much you enjoy downtown.