we went with family to vegas and got a great deal to stay in this hotel.we got manor rooms,still they are like deluxe rooms.great hotel for the price.

This was my first trip to vegas & the sheer size of the hotel amazed me. The check in countres was so huge, there were people waiting, I had seen nothing like that before. The walk to the room was good 5 minutes but i liked all of it. Although not great like other hotels on the strip ( I haven't stayed but they looked better from outside) & also slightly away from the strip. I will call the whole experience as average. I will try other hotels if i travel again to vegas !!

Well first of all I prepaid a 7 night stay in the Manor Rooms. All in taxes included through Lowcostvegas.com it came to £260. However on arrival at the Manor Room I thought it's not as bad as the reviews and I was just getting what I paid for. However the bed looked a bit dodgy and the building was tired. And a funny musty smell all over. The safe was there but it had no door on it. I decided I couldn't stay in that room. I went back to reception and paid 164 dollars for an upgrade to the main tower. How great a decision it was. The room was the exact same standard as the widescreen rooms at the Excalibur. Very modern and fresh the room was. The bed was very comfortable. The whole room was spotless. Loved the big flatscreen tv. Towels and soap etc and bed sheets done daily. I was really impressed. I also felt safe in my room. I don't think I'd feel the same if I was in the Manor Rooms. As for the casino, I'm not a gambler, but it had a nice buzz about it. The buffet however in my opinion is terrible for the price. Eat elsewhere. The Garden Grill restaurant is nice for steaks. I ordered a bottle of Fosters to drink with my dinner. The waitress then came out with a second bottle of Fosters in a bucket of ice with the cap still on it. All smiles she told me it's a complimentary bottle. Great I thought. She then said if I open it I gotta pay for it. which was strange. But overall if you get a tower room you cannot go too far wrong at Circus Circus. You might have to walk a bit to get up the strip. But seriously folks, all the hotels are basically the same. Loads of rooms and big gaming areas. Ok one might have nicer carpets than the other. But basically thats the only difference!!! Slots of Fun next door to Circus Circus is a great little place to hang out.. Great staff, dirt cheap drink and you won't run into snobs!!! Id rather get a beer there for less than $2 than get charged off for $24 at Centrifuge at MGM for 2 vodkas and a Redbull!! I knew then why the bar was empty up there!! There was a buzz at Slots Of Fun!! I know where I will stay next time in Vegas, and thats Circus Circus. Other than the Foster bottle incident you will have a feeling that your not being getting ripped off compared to prices being charged by other hotels up strip charge. Definitely stay here folks, but avoid the Manor Rooms and you'll be grand. P.s don't make an international call from the room telephone. I made a call for about 2 min back to the UK. I was put on to an operator who took my credit card details. I checked my card's online statement. The call cost £19.64!! Go up the street a bit across from Mc Donalds and get an international phonecard from seven/11 shop. A $5 card will give u over an hour to a UK landline.

If you're travelling with children, it's a very family friendly place. Rooms were clean and spacious. We stayed in the NON-smoking Skyrise tower with the parkade right off the elevator level...very convenient. The outdoor pool access was right down the hall. If your planning on saving a buck and staying in the Manor rooms, was advised several times to spend the little bit extra and stay in the Skyrise tower. Adventure dome looked like fun but didn't have a chance to ride any rides or play any games. Midway was interesting and has a very large traditional arcade. Restaurant was very good with above average service...it was all you can eat Prime Rib....yum yum. Fashion Show mall is a block away and your at the downtown end of the strip so taking in the Freemont experience is easy.