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Hotel Advisories
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
445 reviews
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Jan 15, 2025Dirty sinks and no mattresses covers
No bed covers over the mattress & sheets don’t cover the length of the bed. Dirty sinks with long hairs in bathroom & old frayed towels. Malina at the front desk was not helpful or concerned as I wanted to bring this to the hotel’s attention and requested to speak to a manager. No one was available for at least 15 minutes and I had to leave to the airport.
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Jan 10, 2025Worst VIP Experience Ever!!
Will NEVER come back!! Paid for VIP Experience with a Private Cabana. Their online system was down so I had to call and reserve it and they STILL screwed up the reservation. Their the staff members were argumentative, rude and arrogant. When paying VIP prices, I have never experienced such an audacity of IDGAF attitude. Even though they screwed up and were unable to satisfy our reservation, we decided to leave. They threatened us with keeping our deposit in hopes to keep us there to spend more of our money. We HAPPILY left. That deposit was from money I won in their hotel. I left with more of their money in my pocket than i spent by gambling and I will never be back.
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Jan 09, 2025Awesome Hotel in Downtown Vegas
We loved this hotel! It is quite new and looks it. The rooms and public spaces feel swanky and luxurious, with heavy use of navy blue, gold accents, dark wood, and fun wallpaper. We stayed in a mountain view room, which I believe is the least expensive option. I do wish I’d upgraded to a pool or strip view room since it was New Years and it would have been fun to see everything going on around Vegas, but our view of the mountains at sunrise was still gorgeous! Our room was quite large, with a separate seating area with a sectional and coffee table. The bathroom was huge, with a giant shower with great water pressure and a vanity with 2 sinks and a makeup desk. I liked that there was a light-up full-length mirror by the door, as well as a fridge and a safe. Other pluses to the Circa were the security and amenities. To enter the elevator bank to the rooms, there is a turnstile that you cannot get through without scanning your room card. I liked that you select your floor on a screen just before the elevators and it then tells you which elevator to get on. No standing around staring at 6+ elevators guessing which one will open! In terms of amenities, when we checked in my husband and I were given a coupon for 2 free glasses of champagne (one for each of us) at the Legacy Club, the hotel’s rooftop lounge with an absolutely stunning view over the city, mountains, and the strip. This place was amazing! Not sure if this was just for the holidays but it was greatly appreciated and a welcome surprise after driving 5 hours from Palm Springs. As a hotel guest you also get into the Stadium Swim Club for free (I believe it normally costs $25 per person to enter). Since we were there in December most of the pools were closed but this was still a super cool area, and I can imagine it would be a great place to watch a game on the big screens. Another nice thing is that it is adults-only (they check IDs every time you enter the hotel). The hotel opens directly onto Fremont Street and has lots of other hotels, bars, and restaurants around, while still feeling much calmer than staying on the Strip. The only two negatives I found were (1) there was no power outlet on one side of the bed. I had to plug my phone in on the wall across from the foot of the bed, which my husband surely loved when my alarm went off before he was up, and I had to walk across the room to turn it off; and (2) the makeup desk in the bathroom had a light-up makeup mirror on an arm but the arm seemed to be broken. I could not seem to lift the mirror up to an optimal position for makeup application when sitting (or standing) and it rested at a weird angle that meant I had to prop up one side with a soap dish.
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Jan 04, 2025
Fancy on the outside. Sucks on the inside.
The folks that work here are the only redeeming quality. Great people. The restaurant selection is not great. An ok burger joint, deli and noodle stand. Then an over priced steak house when there are so many choices for steak here. No room service. No mini bar. They have a little sundry store down stairs that serves room temperature champagne at outrageous prices. $97 for 3 baby splits. No coffee maker in the room. One roll of TP for 2 people for 3 nights. Cleaning staff left a cleaning towel on toilet lid. Yuck. No delivery service to get around no room service. I will not come back here.
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Jan 03, 2025
Loved It
We stayed midweek and enjoyed every minute. We got a high king bed strip view, and I must have sat in the chair and looked out at the strip for a good two hours with drink in hand. We loved the lighted fridge and especially loved the roomy shower. The bed was cozy, and the couch was a nice touch! Hope to stay again. The only negative was that we hoped to check in early and couldn't and then didn't get our room till 4.