My daughter and I stayed for 5 days at the Circus Circus, the boulevard, Las Vegas in May this year, and i can safely say it was the best hotel i have ever stayed in. Even my daughter agrees, who loves staying in luxury and comfort.

We landed in Las vegas at night, and when we reached near the hotel we were dazzled by what we saw. There was a huge front porch, with hundreds of lights, and a giant billboard with a clown there to greet us. From there we walked into the casino, which was like any other. but what was truly amazing was 'Midway' an area in the middle of the casino earmarked for entertainment. There was a circus performance for free every hour from 11am to 11pm, and an incredible number of games kids could play, all costing about a dollar or even less. My daughter won a soft toy and was on top the world. She also won 20 $ of free play at the slot machines. One day, while strolling thru the hotel, we were given free meal coupons for a meal at a restaurant called the Buffet, where the choice of foods was mind-boggling, and so much variety, all so tasty, we could hardly eat all that we wanted. i shall never forget the huge table full of every kind of dessert and pudding imaginable!
About the rooms. They were truly spacious. We got a room with 2 kingsize double beds for the two of us, and best was a small club sort of thing nearby, where there was a pool, a library, internet facilities, and every convenience imaginable, from a shop to a microwave that we could use.

All in all, it was an amazing experience, and the hotel was so comfortable and exciting and lively, there were days when we would spend the whole day just strolling around the shops or in the restaurants of the hotel. If I can afford it I will surely go there again, this time with my entire family.

It was a nice stay for a good price at LAs vegas.The rooms were not the best but good enough to spend the night. The casino attached to the hotel helped especially since they had a variety of kids activities

I just got married out in Las Vegas, so we had a group of about 45 people staying out there. I personally stayed in one of the bigger rooms. (They said the hotel only has 9) It was a suite style room with a kitchen, living room, king size bed, stand up shower, and whirlpool bath (big enough for 2). It also had double sinks in the bathroom and a huge mirror. My room was on the top floor, 35 and had a great view. I only paid $20 more a night then all the other rooms. My family did compare their rooms and decided that the rooms above the 22nd floor were better then the rooms below. Our bed was nice and comfy. It was not loud at all. We had 9 kids with us and everybody enjoyed their time there.

The buffet wasn't the best food you'll ever have, but it was decent. The staff there was great. We had a little impromptu reception there and they designated a certain spot for us. All the staff told me congrats since I was in my wedding dress. They were really good to my family also.

The hotel is a little more towards the end of the strip, but it worked out just fine.

My fiance, me, my adult niece, and my 2 kids stayed here for 4 days. I called twice to make sure they had all our info and requests and when we got there they had nothing. So it took forever and then we ended up not getting anything we asked for. Every person we talked to except 1 of 3 bell hops and the chapel employees were rude and seemed to not care. We paid an arm and a leg to check out late and when we got to our room at noon the maid had taken our crib out and moved all our stuff because no one told her we were staying. Every price they quoted me for things was wrong, like for the extended check out. And the walk to our room was ridiculous. We had to take 2 elevators and walk in 2 circles around the place. Then the rooms were outdated and things were broken. The circus shows were great, but you can come see them wherever you stay at. Definitely not the highlight of the trip. And they are way far north so it take awhile to get to the bigger attractions.