Spent two nights at Harrah's and was very satisfied. First, it's difficult to complain much when you get a $50.00 per night rate plus $25.00 food & beverage credit! At that price I didn't expect much but now feel we received an excellent deal. I asked for a high floor room and was given a room on the 26th floor with a terrific view of the city. My traveling companion asked for adjoining rooms but the best the front desk clerk could do was put us directly across the hall from each other. No problem with that. The front desk clerk was very friendly and accomodating. Check-in was a breeze as was check-out. I do have to mention that housekeeping could be better in the room. There was very noticeable dust on the nightstand. I ran my finger across the clock radio hoping the housekeeper might notice the dust. That didn't happen and the dust was still there the next day after she cleaned the room. The shower could have been a bit cleaner, too, as there were remnants of shampoo or soap on the tub. As I said at the beginning of this review it's difficult to complain about a few small issues. The room in general was in very good condition. The window opened which I really appreciated. We ate breakfast in the buffet both mornings to use the food credit. Harrah's breakfast buffet food selection and quality was very good. The casino was very large and always busy. I didn't have much luck on the slots. Seemed a bit tight, but maybe I wasn't being blessed by Lady Luck this time. Finally, the location is excellent. Walking distance to several of the big hotels. All in all it was a very positive experience and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Harrah's or to stay there again.

I just got back from Harrah's Las Vegas today. This is a wonderful hotel casino. They gave me an early check-in. The room was absolutely excellent. My room was in the Mardi Gras Tower. Everything worked in the room. TV, all lights, and remote control.
The bed was very very comfortable, there was a free safe in the room and a bar. Everything met to my satisfaction.

I was in a comped room, so of course the view was not spectacular, but it should not be as it was a complimentary room.

The hotel room was quiet, great climate control and excellent housekeeping.

Several restaurants are in the hotel and I really enjoyed Ming's Table. This is right at the Mardi Gras Tower and has fine Oriental cuisine.

The property is right in the middle of Las Vegas Boulevard and easy to access other hotel casinos and the Monorail.

I highly recommend Harrah's Las Vegas.

This is the first time I have stayed at Harrahs in 15 years. Back then it was pretty dumpy but it seems they have upgraded somewhat, although I think the bathrooms need some attention. Unfortunately I was given a room with a view but dirty bathtub! They did, however, move me to a better room without the great view, but it had windows that open, which I liked. I have to say that I did have a comped room for the two nights I stayed and usually those are not the best but I was pleased. The staff was great and the location is excellent. Having stayed at the Flamingo most of the time in the last 5 years, I have to say I liked the updated Flamingo rooms the best, but they are no longer comping those rooms so I would say that the regular rooms are comparable to each other. I always rent a car so where I stay doesn't matter but if you don't want to rent a car or take a cab, these are the best two locations.

Stayed at Harrah's Feb 5-9 while in town for business. We chose this hotel due to it's proximity to the Sands Expo Center (next door - about a 10-15 minute walk).

We stayed in Carnaval tower, 29th floor, facing away from Strip. Room was clean with comfortable bed and large bathroom. My biggest complaint was that we could hear our neighbors through the connecting door in room (one night we listened to a crying baby for half of the night). So if you are a light sleeper, I'd recommend bringing earplugs!

Location on Strip was great, right across from Mirage and Caesar's Palace. There is also a monorail station connected to the hotel.

Food at hotel was OK but expensive. We tried the cafe and the buffet. You can also grab a quick bite at Chipotle or McDonalds located right next to Harrah's.

Didn't have time to try any of the bars in the hotel, but they looked like fun (especially the Piano Bar and the Carnaval Court).

I'd stay here again for the right price (we paid around $60 a night). While not as opulent as some of the other Strip hotels, Harrah's great location makes it an inexpensive alternative for those who won't be spending much time in their room.

PS - Casino Royale next door has $1 bottles of Michelob and $1 margaritas!