A great hotel for the price. We paid just $33 per night and got a $50 gas card from Expedia.com making the total cost for 3 nights just $50. When we arrived we were given a room upgrade without asking - which I figure happens often because there are only about a dozen of these rooms and once they fill they start upgrading. My advice is to book the cheapest room and roll the dice and test your luck to see if you get the upgrade. The room is better than you would expect for the price, but not necessarily the best. Those that don't spend much time in their room or have relatively low expectations will LOVE this steal of a hotel. Hotel snobs should look elsewhere.

Also, skip the breakfast buffet which was sub-par. You can get much better food elsewhere for the same cost.

Play the 25 cent video poker/blackjack at the bar at the back of the casino. You'll get constant complementary drinks while you play and the beer there is kept at a chill 25 degrees. Delicious.

I would probably have chosen the "terrible" category but the desk staff and restaurant staff were very nice. Upon check in, we were offered what's called a "bungalow" category room. After dragging our bags through the casino and pool area, we found our room to be poolside. I'm without words to describe how nasty it was! The carpeting was filthy, the vanity sagging and it was dark and dingy. The smell which was fresh paint, covering smoke stained walls and topped off with cheap air freshener was sickening - I literally became ill from the stench! From what I could tell, it's a very old motel which is now Hooters. The walls were concrete and brick which allowed no cell service or internet access. The music from the pool was very loud and permeated the walls.

Upon checkin, we were directed to sign up for $100 of slot play which was the most ridiculous thing! We stood in line and a very cranky man signed us up. We then stood in another line where 12 or so machines are roped off and pre-set to pay out on what I'd venture to say is a specific schedule. Many of the casinos offer $10 of slot play in the machine of your choice. If this was designed to get us into the gambling mood, it did not - we didn't spend a dime in the casino after this annoying experience.

I would say, if you're a young man about to celebrate your 21st Birthday, this is the place. The pool looked fun, the Hooter girls are cute and it's close to the strip for about $45 per night. We're not the boring or picky type - the smell was just too awful.

I was heading to Vegas to meet up with friends and see a couple concerts over the weekend. I had been in this hotel previously when it was called the San Remo. The Hooters is located across the street from the MGM Grand where my concert was that weekend. The hotel is a typical one, has the pool scene, band playing and of course gambling. I was in a room poolside that from first guess you'd think would be too loud but there is a barrier between the rooms and pool so it wasn't that bad. The room was fine, nothing special and was clean enough. I chose it mainly for price as it was under a $100 a night and it wasn't a rundown out of the way location.

I was a little reluctant to stay at Hooters but we could not pass up the good rates. It is in a good location and is close to the strip. It takes less than five minutes to walk.
The rooms are decent for the price and are clean. The hallways look like they could use some remodeling.
We loved the casino and had a great time. The staff were friendly and service was great. There were only 1 or 2 that acted as though you were bothering them. The tables are cheap and during the day you will find $5.00 tables.
We did not go swimming but we did walk out to the pool. It looks nice and has a tiki bar.
Besides sight seeing we stayed mostly at this casino to gamble. And we are definitely going to stay here again.
If this helps at all we are a married couple. I am 31 and my husband is 33. My husband loved Hooters as well. Especially the Hooters Girls! lol