We booked this hotel through Expedia, but after reading the reviews on Trip Advisor, I was not expecting much. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The rooms were large, there was a plasma tv, fridge and microwave in our room. The rooms were cleaned every day and there is a washing machine and dryer available if you need to do laundry. The hotel was a 2 minute walk to the strip and the bus stop for the Deuce.

Overall, we would stay there again - as it was quite cheap compared to other hotels on the strip.

Located on the North Strip, the Royal provides a break from the busy streets of casinos in Sin City. We stayed two nights at the Royal and were full delighted by the lady, Ella who checked us in. Her calmness really helped cool us down after long walk from our hotel transfer in the South Strip. The rooms were huge, and a pull out bed which was king size.

Location was central of the South Strip, a short 2 minute walk to the strip with a bus stop to take the Deuce bus. Riviera and Circus Circus are just 5 minutes away and there are many shops that sell good stuff at low rates compared to further south. Many restaurants are available on the next building, selling Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Mexican cuisine. There is also a 7-11 and Ross across the street.

A really decent place to stay unless you're looking to be in the middle of the gambling biz!

This hotel was a timeshare exchange. We were very unimpressed. The lobby was neat and clean and front desk staff friendly. However, once we entered our room, we could notbelieve how out-dated and dirty it appeared. The carpet had stains and bathroom moldy. Also our air-conditioner didn't work until the last day. We called and reported the problem and said they "fixed" it, but that was not the case. They need to remodel this hotel, but for the price I guess we got what we paid for. We would never stay here again.

We booked a 2 room suite which was nice and updated. 2 bathrooms and 2 TV's were convenient. We were very disappointed to find out after we checked in that the pool was closed. One of the reasons we booked the property was that the picture of the pool looked so good and considering it is warm in Las Vegas, we were looking forward to lounging around the pool. When I asked about it at the front desk, the clerk just nodded her head and acknowledged that, yes, it was closed. They are supposedly building a spa but we didn't see any work being done and the gate to the pool was locked. Very disappointing. The resort should include that in their advertising.