We had been planning a family reunion for my parents' 50th wedding anniversary for many months. We had 4 families all traveling from afar to stay at the Red Rock. My sister arrived first and secured her room and my parents' room. An hour later, my brother and I showed up with our families. We were told that they overbooked and had to move us to a Marriott "just down the road" that was suppose to be of "equal caliber" as the Red Rock. We saw them tell other bewildered families the same story. Red Rock's management was vague about why we were being moved, but what I pieced together is a large convention was coming in and they were giving away our rooms to conventioneers. They even said that they didn't know of the "problem" until this week, and admitted that we place our reservation well in advance of the convention being booked. But, the conventioneers came first in their eyes. They couldn't tell us why they didn't contact us prior to our arrival to let us know of this problem, to allow us to find other accommodations. So, my brother and I went to the Marriott. It was NOT right down the road. It took 15 minutes to get there from the Red Rock. It was NOT EVEN CLOSE to being at the same luxury level as the Red Rock. It's like comparing a 5 star hotel to a 3 star. It was filled with an over-70 crowd. It was horrible. Our family reunion was ruined, as two families were in a different hotel than the other two. Our kids were heartbroken.
So, if you want to take your chances and book this hotel, I hope they honor your reservation but you might not want to take the chance and instead head out to a luxury hotel on the strip. I was a repeat customer at the Red Rock, but sadly, I can't allow myself to ever return to this place.

I stayed at the Red Rock for 4 nights business. The Hotel was great except the Cherry Club was to loud. I could hear the bass BUM BUM BUM until 3:30 AM on Friday and Saturday this waste $250.00 a night. I check out on Sunday. I tried ....

Honestly, I never had any desire to visit Las Vegas. I was "wowed" by the accomodations. Sightseeing was not an option, although I did step over to the GORGEOUS pool area for about 15 minutes to take a break from our work. The room was SO beautiful and plush! I was in awe of the marble bathroom with both the walk-in shower AND the wonderful tub with flat-panel television. The beds were comfy and I enjoyed opportunities to retire to my room for absolute comfort between duties. The variety of restaurants, including the buffet-style feast, were very reasonable and quick to serve. I would LOVE to go back with my husband for a leisure trip.
The water provided in the lobby and spa areas were a welcome respite from the heat in mid-June, but I highly advise packing your lip balm! A trip to the gift shop to ease my chapped lips cost me $8.00!

I love Vegas, but in small doses. If you're looking for a place to stay that has all the amenities of a real resort without the obnoxiousness of the strip, this is the place. It has more than just a casino with a movie theater, bowling alley, tons of restaurants (although not the BEST), and a spa to die for.

Even if you don't end up staying here, GO TO THE SPA. If you get a massage, go early to soak in the mineral pool before hand. You get all day access to a private pool as well and you can have your lunch delivered to enjoy on the deck. It is the top of luxury and the nicest I've ever been to.

The rooms are to die for. I was ready to take the bathroom home with me. The tub was perfect for a romantic evening soaking with your lover.

Everything about this place was top notch. Yes, it is about 15 minutes from the strip, but it's close enough that it's not a big deal to drive over there for the evening. And unlike the other hotels on the strip, the lobby doesn't get crowded with herds of people passing through. We went with a family group (all adults) and the hotel had enough going on that we could spend time together, but not too much :) We also did the kayaking tour they offer and it was TOTALLY worth it!!!