We pre-booked a very cheap rate at Hooters because our plane was getting in at midnight and we needed a cheap place to crash. If you're looking for the same and you can get a really low rate then Hooters is fine for a quick night. It's on Tropicana Blvd across from the MGM hotel(and monorail station), about a five minute or less walk to the strip.

Check-in
The Attached parkade didn't appear to have an elavator but there is parking out front. My wife and I checked in and they were out of the bungalow rooms we had booked so they "upgraded" us to a tower room for the same rate. Check-in was quick and friendly but be aware they charge you $5 each night for a resort fee. It's not a resort.....The casino area is all right, basically a hooters restaurant with slot machines and tables.

Rooms
When Hooters bought the hotel they threw down some new carpet, painted the walls and nailed up some surfboards in the halls. Be warned the halls are dim and and the dark paint doesn't help much. The rooms aren't anything to write home about; the beds and sheets were clean and comfortable, the linoleum was old and peeling in the bathroom, the fixtures were old and stained, the walls were thin and the sliding window to the false deck didn't lock. A typical budget motel room.

Public areas
The casino was fun with a party atmosphere, lots of good games, and access to cheap drinks if your not gambling. The free form pool was built when they bought the hotel and is the highlight of the property with a bar, a few hot tubs, a waterfall and sandy areas for lounging. Dan Marinos is a 24 hour restaurant with a late night wing special and a breakfast buffet. (get the 2-1 coupon for signing up for the Owl Club players card.) They also have a Hooters restaurant, comedy theatre, Dixies country bar and another casual bar.

Overall, Hooters is O.K for a night for the under 40 crowd, I would recommend it to a friend for a cheap place to stay close to the airport, it would be great for a bachelor party but I wouldn't recommend it to a single women because of the dark halls and laxed security.

The casino is fun, the pool is decent and the price is right. The rooms are very basic, but clean and a good value. The pool loses the sun around mid afternoon, so plan on getting your sun early. The casino is allot of fun, the brunch at Dan Marino's is decent and the hooters restaurant is a hooters restaurant. Close to the monorail station and a 5-10 minute walk to most of the south end strip casinos, this is a good option for those on a budget.

The parking garage is brutal and needs to be cleaned up, it is by far the worst part of the property.

My boyfriend and I stayed here during the week of Memorial Day 2008. We were upgrade to a suite on the top floor when we checked in. It was beautiful with a great view. There was no line at all at check in. The line to get their players club card was long and moved slow. The hooters on site is on par with any other Hooters! It a fun place to stay on a budget! My only complaint at all is the parking garage. It stinks and it's a little scary at night!

Ok went there with my family, Wife and 2 kids (5 and 8)... The elevators from the parking garage down to the hotel stunk of vomit and were covered in obscene grafiti! The staff was less than enthusiastic about helping you and seemed to make you feel as though you were bothersome for asking questions or requiring assistance. The rooms were dirty, Over an inch of years worth of "Dust bunny" dust built up completely around the entire floorboard and corners of the rooms. The carpets were covered in Cigarette burns, "on a non smoking floor", and the other guests would be sitting in the hallway, smoking and drinking and blasting music as though this was their freshman dorm in college! The kids liked the pool, as long as the smell of sewage doesn't bother you. Overall I have been to better in third world countries, but as with all the reviews... WE GOT WHAT WE PAID FOR...