My husband and I were married at the Tropicana in Las Vegas last May.
It was an amazing experience!
We reserved a block of rooms for our family and friends who all received a special rate!!
We purchased one of the packages offered by the hotel to be married in the Island Wedding Chapel and were given the honeymoon suite for three nights!
The chapel was run in a very professional manner and everything was just as promised.
We had our wedding reception at Savana's, the wonderful steakhouse located in the hotel. It was amazing!!
Our guests were completely awed by the whole experience as were we.
We would highly recommend planning a Las Vegas Wedding. It was fun for all, not too expensive and was definetely an experience we will remember for a lifetime!!

The Hotel is cheap in all aspects, but ���������is good for the money��������� and it is right across fancy big hotels, close by to all.
You should expect what you pay for, is clean, but it should have some upgrades, I didn���������t like cigarettes burned bed covers. Unless you are in the budget is Not recommended for vacationers, because your expectations are higher, I paid $87 plus tax plus. But overall is fine.
Very nice pool area! and indoor pool!, nice gardens. If you stay ask for the rooms on the ground floor facing the gardens and pool, make you feel better than in the towers.
Best brunch at Mandalay Bay! Enjoy Crazy Vegas!

We stayed at Tropicana Resort and Casino January 17 and 18th. Booked it on line directly with the hotel for a great price of $45.99 per night for a garden room.
We arrived sharp at 3:00 pm, stayed in line for about 15 minutes which was not bad at all. The lady at the reservation desk was very professional and friendly. We didn't ask for anything, but got not only free upgrade to the Island Tower, we got a mini suite in that tower.
When we got to the suite, we got double excited - it had a great view of the strip. We've never stayed in such a great room for this price. And we stayed before at MGM and Paris.
The staff is very attentive, the free show "Airlift" is nice, and the hotel has great promotions such as free meals, cheap drinks, and so on.
We won the "buy one, get one free" tickets to both of their shows, but had time to attend only one - "Folies Bergere" which was OK, not anything special. We've seen better shows in Vegas, but for the price it was OK. We went twice to their 24-hour restaraunt and were satisfied with the food, service, and price.
Overall, we had a great time.

We spent 4 days/3 nights in January, at the Tropicana with NO complaints. We were looking for a cheap getaway to Vegas. We wanted to stay directly on the Strip. After checking discounted airfare and hotel packages, we choose the Tropicana. With the package deal, we only paid a total of $30.00 for the entire 3 nights! What a great price. And for this cheap price, we did not expect a 4 or 5 star hotel. So we arrived at the Tropicana in the correct mindset of expecting to get what we paid for. We did not have the false expectations of thinking that we would receive a 4 or 5 star room.

We arrived for check-in at 3:00 p.m. There was a line of people waiting to check-in. It took us about 20 to 30 minutes standing in line before we reached the check-in counter. Sure, we would of loved to not of had to wait so long,,,,,but then again, we were only paying a low price per night, located directly on the Strip,,,,,,so the wait was no problem for us. We simply enjoyed meeting and talking with the other very friendly people standing in line. Once at the check-in counter the counter person was very friendly, joking, laughing and explained in detail what was available for us to use and do on-site. Our reservation was correct, and we were checked in with courtesy and professionalism.

We knew we had a discounted room, and we were placed into the #4000 tower, on the top floor (third floor). We walked through the casino, past the gift shop to get to the elevator to our room. It was not a very long walk. When we opened our room, we were VERY Pleasantly surprised. It was large, bright, in good condition, clean without any smells (we had a non-smoking room). The Tropicana is an older building. So, though not modern, it is also NOT in a state of shambles. Sure, there are a few things that look older, such as the well-used carpet in the hallways. Not worn out, or shabby, just well used and missing the new shine. Our room had two Queen size beds, both comfortable. A table, chairs, end table, vanity with large mirror on wall, Television center and a large clothes closet. An ironing board and iron was provided in the closet. The bathroom was large, bright, modern and very clean. It had a bathtub with a stand-up shower in it, with a shower curtain. Plenty of water pressure, and plenty of hot water. First night there we had just enough towels, soap, cups, shampoo, etc., for just one clean up per day. We like to take more than one shower a day, so we asked the maid service to provide more of everything, and they were happy to do so, and kept us well supplied every day there. Our room also had an outside balcony that we got to through a large glass sliding door. The balcony had two chairs and a coffee table..........Now, lets talk about the view......, basically NONE. They called it a "Garden View", but all it basically looked directly out on is the indoor swimming pool building, with a sidewalk between it and you. We had to lean out over balcony and look left in order to see the tree lines of the outside swimming pool areas. So, I will say if you need a view you may want to ask for a room in one of the other towers, which are said to have great views,,,,,,,,,of course at a higher price. One other thing, in our room, we only had a fan speed control, but no thermostats. We could not choose to change from heat to cool or set the specific temperature we wanted. All we could do is adjust the amount of airflow of what ever they were pumping through the heating/cooling vents. This may or may not be a concern for you............Over all a very clean, fresh smelling and nice room.

The Tropicana is located directly on the Main Strip, just about the last major Casino on the south end of the Strip. All in all a great location. It has skybridges to several other major casinos; public bus stop is directly out front of hotel. We bought 24-hour buss passes, good for ALL of Las Vegas, not just the Strip for only $5.00! It is easy to get from casino to casino using your unlimited ride 24-hour pass, highly recommended way to go. You may use the monorail by using the skybridge to MGM and then the monorail station. I think we paid $15 for a one day unlimited rides pass for that day of operation only. We found the monorail to not really be that convenient. The bus would drop us off directly in front of most casinos, but the monorail required a lot of walking as it does not stop at every casino, but it is your choice. And of course taxi and limo service is just outside the main door of hotel. Also, there is a McDonalds and a small AM/PM Store within about a block.

All of the Dealers and people who worked at Tropicana were very friendly. Also, we found the people who stay at Tropicana to be very down to earth and friendly people very eager to make new friends. We met many new friends there to go and do other tourist events with. Real people having real fun, without worry of social stature.

Checkout was very fast, no waiting and no problems. We checked out at 10:00 a.m.

I recommend the Tropicana highly for a budget priced, major and famous casino, directly on the Strip. We will go back without any hesitation.......Enjoy!