Circus Circus Hotel and Casino

The hotel was clean and very busy. The choice of restaurants were a wide variety. The casino was quite busy with many change machine. Only thing was too many kids

This hotel is pretty much at the far north end of the strip, but that's why it's a bit cheaper (most days) and not quite as fancy as some of the bigger hotels on the strip. It's an easy 10-minute walk to the Wynn/Encore resorts, however, and there's also a big shopping center (Fashion Show Mall) across the street from those two hotels, so the location is actually pretty good. It can get to be a madhouse on busy days, but hey, this is Vegas! Overall, I was quite pleased with my stay and felt I got a good value for my money.

I was upgraded whe I got there . Nice room. Friendly staff. Family friendly

Pillows were too hard but more important thing that happened was I was in the room talking to a friend that visited me and two strange people just walked in with a key card dressed as hotel workers. They saw us their and left and when I told management they only gave me a coupon . I kept a chair propped against the door the rest of my stay .

I arrived quite late after a delayed flight and there were no more regular rooms of the type I had booked, so the hotel put me in a handicap-accessible room and waived that night's resort fee. I was easily able to switch rooms the next day. There are a variety of dining options available, but in the early morning (before 6:30) the options are severely limited. Also, I was not impressed by the breakfast buffet, which cost over $14 after taxes. However, Circus Circus is located very near several restaurants (a Denny's, a great Korean place, a McDonald's, and more) and is right down the road from the Fashion Mall, which has many restaurants and a food court. Walgreens is nearby, as well. Circus Circus is easy to get to from the 215, which is nice if you need to get off the strip. As for it being a family oriented hotel, it includes a theme park, a toy store, and plenty of kid-friendly dining options, all within the hotel.

Hotel is on the strip; but there is construction going on around the hotel. Treasure Island is 1 Mile to the South. Rooms in the Manar are like a motel. It has nice outdoor swimming pools. Overall not very clean; and they also charge an additional Resort fee of $10 per night for every room

My very 1st trip to Las Vegas and my stay at this hotel made it memorable. There's something for everyone of any age, all provided under one roof. It catered to the inner child in me. Located on the strip tho a distance from the other destinations yet not at all difficult to get to. I can see myself returning- not solo but with family next time.

Could use a coffee maker in the room, as it is quite a ways to go from Skyrise Tower to West Side deli. A fridge is a must for any hotel room, but lacking in mine. Food is very average everywhere, better value for money at Denny's, just a block south across the strip. Location great, Deuce bus at the door both ways ($8.00 / 24 hours unlimited ride up and down strip). Hotel very clean, friendly helpful staff everywhere.

3 rd stay at this hotel will always return has lots to offer for everyone love the midway and swimming pools

You get what you pay for . . . But I have stayed at other strip hotels for the same price and was much happier. Free Internet was down for half the day. When I wanted to stay another night they made me come down stand in line for an hour to check out and then check back in? Never have I had to do that at another hotel. Rooms were very clean.