Fiesta Rancho is a hotel/casino in North Las Vegas, which is a fair distance away from the Strip. As a result, the room rates here are considerably lower than what you will find elsewhere in Vegas. Unfortunately, you pretty much get what you pay for with this place.

The casino is in a rather low-rent section of the city, and the casino's parking structure is not even remotely close to the hotel. So you'll have to park your car outside in a rather iffy area, although they do have bicycle security that monitors the lots constantly.

Rooms are fair at best. My heater didn't work, and I had to call somebody to repair it. The bathroom smelled moldy and unpleasant.

Front desk was not very professional. Hung up on me after placing me on hold for over five minutes. Forgot to tell me basic information I needed before checking into the room. The lady who currently works at the desk has real problems speaking coherent English -- she just mumbles into the phone.

Unlike other casinos, there is no breakfast buffet here, so you'll have to eat at the 24-hr Denny's if you're looking to eat before 11:00 or so. The casino itself is small and dingy compared to other local casinos. This place is an older casino, and pretty much looks it.

My advice is to go the newer Texas Station casino across the street, which is ten times better than this place, and costs roughly about the same.

I should of taken the advice of past travelers... the hotel was old, smelly, dingy and depressing. We had a bad experience, for starters the shower floor was dirty with feet prints, the towels had rust stains, the sheets had dirt marks and their was a dead bug in our room.... stay away....

they charge a seperate service fee for no service at all
Very inconvenient location.
hidden charges on phone calls.
Front deck not helpful.
Business center are not free.
Food charge more than other hotels.

Yes, this place is somewhat cheesy. The neighborhood isn’t great. Over-the-top Eighties Rock pounded regularly in the casino. The rooms are plain and somewhat tacky. And the very faint scent of cigarette smoke could be found in the linens of a non-smoking room. But the prices are hard to beat. This is a great place to crash if you’re just looking for an otherwise clean room with easy access to good food, a casino, and aren’t planning on spending a lot of time on the strip.

The staff was relatively friendly at our 1:30 am check-in after arriving on a red-eye flight from Baltimore. The beds offer typical motel comfort. It seems as though the huge casino supports all other aspects of this property’s business. I'm not quite sure how they could support prices this low otherwise. Moreover, it’s hard to go anywhere in this place without walking through the casino. While there is a McDonald’s in casino, the breakfast buffet was only $5 and offered a great assortment of well-prepared options. Overall, it was a pleasant short visit.