Resort Details
- 8 EastInspired by metropolitan Asian food markets, 8 East is Chef Dan Coughlin’s cutting-edge take on Pan-Asian cuisine. Savor sharable dishes like GaPow basil chicken pot stickers, dumplings, wontons, skewers and steaks. Then take your flavors to the next level with Coughlin’s signature Chinese, Szechuan, Shangdu and Thai sauces.
- Barry's Downtown PrimeSteaks & CocktailsVintage glamour and hospitality meet modern innovation and design at Chef Barry Dakake’s new classic steakhouse. Featuring the city’s finest steaks and seafood, fresh table-side presentations, creative cocktails and outstanding service, Barry’s Downtown Prime oozes old school style and flavor with a modern twist.
- Circa BarThe longest outdoor bar in the Fremont Street Experience, Circa Bar sports a streamlined vintage aesthetic and 118 feet of prime drinking real estate. Take in the downtown energy while you enjoy one of our 24 flavored frozen cocktails served by our squad of dancing bartenders.
- Jack potsA modern café with Vegas flair, Jack Pots will keep Circa’s guests buzzing with Zingerman’s legendary coffee served alongside a thoughtful selection of freshly made breakfast items, sandwiches and salads. Zingerman’s sources beans from across the globe with a focus on estate-grown and micro-lot coffees. Coffee is roasted in small batches with techniques tailored to their terroir, geographic and climatic characteristics to develop the most unique and delicious flavors. The café also will feature a custom coffee blend exclusive to Circa.
- Legacy ClubExperience stunning panoramic views of Las Vegas at Circa’s premiere cocktail lounge. Inspired by the dreamers who built this city, Legacy Club is a celebration of style and excess. Sip signature cocktails at the gold bar top, chill in the elegant and timeless lounge or get cozy by the fire pit on the outdoor terrace.
- Mega BarWith 165 feet of titanium granite stone and 120 beers from 24 brands on tap, Mega Bar more than lives up to its name. Pick your favorite pour, meet up with friends, mingle with the crowd or settle in and enjoy the action on one of our 40 TVs.
- Over Hang barLocated on the second floor of the casino overhanging the sportsbook, Overhang Bar ensures you always have a cold drink in your hand and you never miss a single move on the field or on the spread.
- Project BBQChef Rex Bernales’ Project BBQ is the Fremont Street Experiences’ only permanent food truck and its first Carolina barbecue joint. Relax in the “backyard” while you feast on freshly smoked BBQ, including the signature Garbage Bowl – handmade potato chips smothered in smoked meats, coleslaw, bacon and a trio of Carolina BBQ, beer and cheese sauces.
- Saginaw'sFrom Paul Saginaw, co-founder Zingerman’s Deli (voted one of the best sandwich shops in the world), Saginaw’s Delicatessen features sandwiches so big, you’ll need two hands to eat them. Enjoy favorites like Saginaw’s famous Reuben, matzo ball soup, onion rings, prime rib, salads, latkes, chopped liver and breakfast specialties.
- Vegas Vickie'sLocated just off the lobby, Vegas Vickie’s is an elegantly retro bar with an atmosphere as welcoming as its drink list. Slip into the inviting crushed velvet chairs and enjoy a cocktail or two under the watchful neon eye of Vickie herself.
- Victory BurgerSatisfy your sports itch and your appetite at the ultimate sports bar. Developed by the founding family of American Coney Island, inventors of the Coney Dog, Victory Burger & Wings Co. offers mouthwatering specialty burgers, wings and appetizers, including the half pound Victory Burger. And, of course, a draft line-up that would make a pro team jealous.
- Casino†
- Concierge desk†
- Exercise gym†
- Meeting rooms†
- Parking†
- Pool†
- Valet parking†
† Fees may apply
- Gym †
- Pool †6 pools
† Fees may apply
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Jan 18, 2026
Rude employees
Hello, I am writing to share feedback regarding a very disappointing customer experience during my visit to Circa on January 18, 2026. For context, I am a local resident and visit Circa several times a month. On this particular visit, after gambling, I went to Victory Burger with my family of seven. Five members of our group ordered meals from Victory Burger, while two others briefly went to Saginaw’s Delicatessen to purchase food to go, with the intention of sitting together as a family. Our group was split between a four-top table and a nearby two-seat table. When the two family members returned with their Saginaw’s food, they sat at the two-seat table while the rest of us waited for our burgers. Initially, a Victory Burger employee approached us and explained that outside food is typically not allowed. After I clarified that the majority of our group had just ordered from Victory Burger, she indicated that it would be fine under the circumstances. Approximately five minutes later, another employee who appeared to be a manager or front-of-house lead approached my wife and me. In a noticeably confrontational tone, she stated, “What are you guys doing eating outside food in here? You can’t sit and eat here.” I calmly explained that we were dining with our family, who had just purchased five meals from Victory Burger. She responded by saying, “I’ll let it slide this time, but that is extremely rude and you should know better,” delivering this comment loudly, angrily, and in a manner that drew the attention of surrounding tables. The interaction felt unnecessarily public and humiliating, as though we were being intentionally reprimanded in front of other guests. She then walked away without further discussion. After she left, multiple nearby patrons commented to us about how rude the interaction was, and the situation made us extremely uncomfortable remaining in the restaurant. This experience was particularly surprising given Circa’s reputation and the fact that we had spent a significant amount of money between Victory Burger and Saginaw’s during that visit. I want to be clear that I understand and respect restaurant policies. However, the issue here was not the policy itself, but the manner in which it was enforced. The interaction lacked professionalism, discretion, and basic courtesy, and it left a lasting negative impression on both me and my family. The employee in question was an older white woman with salt-and-pepper hair working at Victory Burger at the time. I share this detail only to help identify the interaction. I am disappointed by this experience and, candidly, it has made me hesitant to return to Victory Burger or Circa in the future. I hope this feedback is taken constructively and used as an opportunity to reinforce respectful engagement with customers.
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Jan 17, 2026
Disappointed with Circa Resort and Casino
We stayed at the Circa over a weekend during the last week of 2025. Our room was well laid out, spacious and had a great view of the pool screens. The sports betting area is great… except on the weekend, they wanted $300/seat. Our overall experience was marginal at best. The primary reason for the lowering of the review score is their terrible service across the board. The Circa culture does definitely not include taking care of the customer. The front desk/check-in person provided the minimum information required for her to move on to the next person. The concierge staff would listen to your problem/issue but not initiate action or follow-up to ensure that your issue was in-fact resolved. The housecleaning staff… wow! Our room was never cleaned until after our late afternoon return and a call by us to make an appointment with housecleaning for that evening. This was despite (in the morning) once telling the housecleaner that our room was available. On another morning, we told the housecleaning supervisor on our floor that our room was available. In neither case did the room actually get cleaned. The bar servers came by very infrequently… about every 30 minutes (even at the roof top lounge). There was no checking in to see how we’re doing or if we wanted something. Their attitude seemed to be disinterest. Usually after ordering, it would take 10 to 15 minutes to actually bring the drink to us… despite not being remotely crowded. Sometimes, we had to remind the server that we had ordered drinks. Another major issue with Circa was the noise. There was a constant but irregular base boom throughout the day and night in our room. It was very difficult to relax or sleep. In the casino, the music was probably twice as loud as it needed to be. All-in-all, we would not return to the Circa, nor would we recommend it.
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Jan 02, 2026
Good
There were many great things about the hotel but the one major negative was the music from the pool. I don't expect to get a lot of sleep in Vegas, but this was even less due to how early the music started each day.
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Dec 29, 2025
Lived up to the hype!
I finally stayed at Circa and I loved it! I can tell that Derek Stevens wants Circa to be clean, safe AND fun! As far as location goes, just do some research on Fremont Street. If you want to find a quiet room on Fremont Street, do a lot of research! I stayed in a One King Strip View. I could hear the music from the pool during the day. But, it wasn't terrible. At night, I didn't hear a thing. I didn't get the full pool experience because it is Winter. I don't care, because everything else like the HVAC System, water pressure, elevators, security, proximity to ABC Store was flawless!
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Dec 17, 2025
Don’t waste your money. There are better pools and customer service in Vegas.
My rating is based on “Stadium Swim” ONLY!! So lame. How can you claim to be open 365 .. but you really aren’t. Only part of the pool was. 2 pools to be exact. No hot tubs open at all. Music blaring so loud you couldn’t even have a conversation…this with the constant jack hammering of maintenance people repairing a pool. Chairs were not comfortable, drinks tasted watered down, no Vegas pours, despite there only being 25 people max in the pool area. You’d think they’d at least try to create a fun time while we were there. Zero offer of a drink via waiter or waitress pool side while several of the staff hanging around the pool visiting with each other. Like offer a discount if this is what you can offer in “winter season” (December 15.2025). The worst part was the clown show security shake down we received upon entry. All of us, over 50 years old, having to toss out our travel size Advil & eye drops. C’mon!!! Meanwhile allowing people in with douchy vapes. Terrible experience & customer service. You need to step up your game. I was so excited to see this venue, was totally let down and likely would never return. Boooooo!!!
- AdvisoryAge Restriction: Circa Resort & Casino is an adults-only (21+) experience. Guests under 21 years of age are not allowed on property. This includes guest rooms, restaurants, pool complex and common areas.
- AdvisoryPet Policy: Circa Resort & Casino does not allow pets. Qualified service animals are welcome.
- AdvisoryParking: Self and Valet parking, with in and out privileges, is available in the adjacent Garage Mahal transportation hub. Valet parking for hotel guests is available at with a discount per day of stay.
- AdvisoryComplimentary daily admission to the Stadium Swim aqua theater and pool complex is offered to all registered resort guests. Admission includes entry only with premium seating available at an additional fee. Capacity restrictions and occasional weather-related and private event closures may apply.
- AdvisoryThe following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out. Resort fee: $50 (plus tax) per room, per night Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change, this is an estimate of what you will be charged. The hotel can provide current fees and inclusions when you check-in.
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- General Policies:
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.