I stayed her while coordinating a class in one of the hotel's meeting rooms. As the meeting planner, I was upgraded to a wonderful room on the 10th floor. It had a bar, living room, dining area, large separate bedroom and a huge bathroom with a jacuzzi tub and a huge shower. The bed was very comfortable. The meeting facility is very well run, and worth consideration if you have an event.

While there is a large selection of restaurants in the casino, I only patronized two: The Cafe Sienna served up a decent, inexpensive early bird breakfast special. The Bagel Cafe Express has pretty good sandwiches, although they seemed a bit pricey. Otherwise, I preferred to get out and eat somewhere else. Across the street are a Cheesecake Factory and a Gordon Biersch Brewpub that are both great places to eat.

Two of the reviews listed when we booked were very critical about everything -- the food, the casino, trash in hallways, hard beds, etc. I was hesitant to make a reservation but the price was such a bargain and we were only going to be there there for two days. I'm so glad I did! We thought everything was superb. Our standard room was beautiful, and the bathroom was to die for. Two sinks, a separate tub/toilet room with a phone, no less. We had coffee in the morning, a newspaper at our door, a safe for our valuables and all for a special price of $30 per night (Mon and Tues). It was easily a $125 - $150 per night room. Very clean and fresh smelling. The beds were firm and the pillows were foam, but we happened to like that. We have eaten at the Casino Buffets all over town (we spend the winter here) and we think Sun Coast's is the best of the lot. We hope you will enjoy your stay as much as we did ours. We will definitely return soon.

booked 2 king rooms week before we went....(had already booked trip with flights before) just needed a one night stay somewhere......
rooms large,getting a little old but very clean,breakfast buffet very good value at $6.95 each,coffee,tea,fruit juices etc included...
bowling alleys good fun
good for a one night stay,little too far out from the strip
but for only $20 per room,(and resort fare of $5)..very good value

My wife and I shopped for cheap hotels west of the strip to visit my father. We found a bargain at Suncoast!

$ Saving Tip: Visit suncoastcasino.com directly for last minute pricing if you are booking less than a month in advance--we saved 30% off of online booking agents' prices (hotline.com, lasvegas.com). Of course, I don't know if they always offer last-minute bargains, so you should still compare prices.

The place is a long way from the strip and downtown. They do have a shuttle, but I opted for a rental car as we had family to visit in the area. The free self-park requires a walk through the casino; they have an inexpensive valet service that we used the final day.

I was surprised how self-sufficient the hotel is. It has a bowling alley, movie theater, several dining establishments, coffee house, slots, large sports book, table games, a poker room, pool, spa, and an evening show for (at the time) $25.

The restaraunts were all affordable; although the food was nothing to write home about. The service staff were more typical of a roadhouse grill than a polished spot on the strip. They were pleasant but don't expect them to bow to your every whim. Room service pricing was reasonable--not a rip off.

I spent one fun weeknight playing 1/2 NL Hold'em, ordering free shots of Patron, and gabbing with a bunch of locals at the table. It was much more casual than the nail-biting poker on the strip. We finally called it quits at 9am!

The room was large and clean. it wasn't a suite--just a wide room. We had enough floor space in the middle to do aerobics! For those with kids, plenty of space for a rollaway or two. The size of the TV was disappointing (24 inch?). It has a good sized bath and plenty of closet and drawer space.

It think this would be a great family destination or a good change-of-pace from the glitz of the strip. I would describe Suncoast as a hometown experience.