Stayed 2 nights room was a room that let the dogs stay. No carpet and smell like dogs. Sprayed but still it was there. Also dogs barking. I will know better next time to ask. read more

Circus Circus is an absolute dream for kids! I'll be honest--the casino itself is more of a lower-end, older-school casino compared with some of the newer, high-end resorts on the Strip. It's definitely not the most luxurious or upscale casino in Las Vegas. BUT... the Midway upstairs completely makes up for it! I honestly can't say enough about how amazing the Midway is. It literally feels like you walked into an indoor carnival. There are so many games, arcade games, carnival games, attractions, and things for kids to do that you could easily spend an entire day here. My niece walked in and immediately said, "Wow, this place is amazing!" What really surprised me was how clean and well-maintained the Midway is. With the number of kids constantly coming in and out, I expected it to feel a little worn down, but it was actually very clean, organized, and well kept. The prices are definitely on the higher side, but honestly, that seems to be the case everywhere these days, so it's hard to complain too much. If you have kids, though, you can easily get your money's worth because they could spend hours here and still not want to leave. The indoor roller coaster area is also really nice. The $60 all-you-can-ride option is actually pretty reasonable if you plan on spending a good amount of time riding. I do wish they offered a smaller option for people who only want to ride once or twice, but I understand that the all-day pass encourages you to stay and enjoy everything. Overall, Circus Circus may not be the most luxurious casino on the Strip, but the Midway is absolutely worth checking out if you have kids. It's genuinely one of the most kid-friendly attractions I've come across in Vegas. My niece had an absolute blast, and I can easily see kids spending an entire day here. read more

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I gotta say it's the worst hotel I have ever stayed at not only the ac system makes so much noise it doesn't let you sleep but some one was cleaning floors with a machine or something in a room was getting loudly fixed at 1:47 in the morning in the 24th floor making a horrible loud noise by or on our door or wall . This is crazy .. Never coming back im so disappointed read more

Ever since I had kids, we have been doing kid stuff. Lol. So, this is my life with kids now. Not much adult fun, but kid fun. I haven't been to Circus Circus in like 20 years, maybe longer. However, on our last trip to Vegas (beginning of August 2026), we took our almost 7 year old and 4 year old to check it out. We spent most of the first afternoon in Adventureland. For $60, our 7 year old (barely 48" tall) had a blast. He was able to do all the rollercoasters and rides since he was tall enough. For $30, our 4 year old did a lot of the smaller rides and she was a little jealous that she couldn't go on the bigger rides (but she's not tall enough). Parents need to buy a $60 ticket (wristband) if you want to accompany your kids on the rides. The two big roller coasters were fun and a thrill a minute. One has a double loop and double twist and is fairly fast. The second bigger rollercoaster sits 4 people and has lots of twists and turns and gravity events that keep you moving all over your seat. My son also went on several bigger rides by himself and had a blast. The lines aren't too long. I think we waited at most 10 minutes for the longest line. After leaving Adventureland, we walked around the arcade and played some claw games where you can win prizes. There's lots of claw games inside Adventureland too. The ones that were popular with my kids were the ones with the dumpling prizes and Needoh prizes. One great thing about Vegas is that when it's hot outside, all indoors locations have good AC and Circus Circus lived up to the bill. I hate having the blazing sun beat down on me, so it was good to be indoors. That weekend it was up to 117 degrees outside!!! Ouch! Parking was free in the lot (many places in Vegas on the strip are now charging $20 to $25 dollars to park for the day). Overall, a good time at Circus Circus, so much so, we went back the next afternoon and let the kids go on more rides by themselves. Xie Xie! read more

Who doesn't love a good circus? On my most recent trip to Vegas, I decided to walk around this hotel on The Strip for a bit on a week day afternoon. My main purpose? I heard that they have daily circus shows for free. As I walked around to enquire about the event, I found out that during the off-season (it was February), they don't always do daily shows. I was out of luck unfortunately. While a bummer, I explored the hotel a bit. It's so-so. Compared to other hotels on The Strip, this one seems pretty outdated and average. The type of old school casinos where a cloud of smoke follows you everywhere you go. There are some cool things though. Circus-themed architecture. A large cut-out of Elvis. Etc. I don't think staying here would be the most pleasant of stays, but I'm sure it's more affordably priced than other options. It's on one end of the strip close to the Stratosphere. Wish I had been able to check out the free show! read more

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Mr. Ruffin has now decided to bring back vintage Vegas Prices with $2 hot dogs, shrimp cocktails, Heiniken, popcorn and $5 table games! Customers who are value sensitive will love it here. No matter where you're staying in Vegas, you should make your way here to enjoy the vintage pricing. Thank me later. read more

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Came to specifically play Bingo. Been meaning to get here the last few months since Bingo went live here. Finally made it. They have the old school paper only and dauber bingo only on Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday. Only cash is accepted for purchase of Bingo cards. The Bingo room is located upstairs just past the Adventure Dome. $30 for the 1st pack which includes 3 drink tickets. Alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages are available. They have hot dogs for purchase. Daubers for sale $2 and up. Overall decent Bingo session. I may come back again at some point. read more

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I chose to stay at this hotel because I had great childhood memories of being here with my parents. Now that I have two children of my own, I wanted to make those type of memories with them. Initially, I had booked the cheapest room. Upon checking in, they have kiosks that you check yourself into and it hands you the keys. The kiosk offered a room upgrade for $30 more so I accepted. The place is very lively and super packed. The parking situation is a nightmare. The spots are so small and you're going around in circles forever hoping someone will leave. We parked in the structure almost at the very top and had to take the elevator back down. The elevator was absolutely repulsive. You can tell that it's never been cleaned since 1968 when they opened. It's supposed to be a smoke free hotel but reaks of cigarettes. Once we found our room, we were hit with a tremendously awful smell. I sprayed my boyfriend's cologne everywhere and even that didn't help. There's no fridge, no microwave, no coffee pot, nothing. The toiletries are a prison bar of soap and a conditioner that's drilled to the wall. The place is ghettoooo. Ladies so drunk their breasts are out and guys so sloppy drunk they're dropping their belongings. I will say that AdventureDome being just downstairs from your room is a really nice touch. There's also a Starbucks, Popeyes, and Pick Up Sticks. They are incredibly inflated though and customer service is terrible so I wouldn't suggest it. They also have a splash pad that looks super fun but it's sooo crowded I didn't even bother. I think the worst part of this stay were the hotel elevators during checkout. It's a huge mob of people all waiting for the same elevator and when it finally arrives, it's too crowded to even go into. There was people shoving each other or cutting each other. We legit waited thirty minutes until we decided to just take the one million flight of stairs. Overall I would not suggest it at all. I paid $273.05 for two nights and I guess you get what you pay for so I think next time I'll spend more money and go elsewhere. read more

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That old tune, "the song that remains the same!" You can come here when you're a child and it's the same dance . Same song ! We are reliving the moment where we all met. When I was a little kid again. The demise of the Circus is coming! Remember when come and spend an extra hour of your day to make this not happen as fast . Vegas is changing and with the birth of new hotels this one is going to come to an end. We went old school Vegas. We played at the last slot machine in Vegas that takes coins . Wow and actually won! Celebrate the past to leave it here and move into the future. The midway upstairs is still fun ! The games are in great condition. You can still loose your self for a time and land on your feet being a kid again. Come and see old Vegas that warm feeling before it's gine read more

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Circus Circus feels really old and outdated, and honestly, it comes across as pretty gross in some areas. The room was run down and dated. We didn't stay. The whole place just lacks the clean, fresh vibe you'd expect from a Vegas hotel. It tries to be fun with its carnival theme, but it ends up feeling cheap and a bit run-down instead. Definitely not the best choice if you're looking for a comfortable or modern stay. read more

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Updating my review of Circus Circus Las Vegas--still the best spot on the Strip in my book! I've been coming here for 30 years and love everything about it. From the arcade and rides to the splash pad and water slides, there's always something fun going on. I'm really glad they brought back bingo, and they've got some of the best slots in town. Plus, one of the best steakhouses around! What really stands out, though, is the staff--everyone is super nice, helpful, and welcoming. And if you like to gamble, this place gets it right--the cocktail waitresses actually come around quickly, so you're never waiting long for a drink (unlike some other casinos). Sure, the hotel might be a little outdated compared to newer spots, but it's clean, comfortable, and a great place to stay. Long live Circus Circus--here's to another 100 years strong! read more

In all my Vegas trips I've never visited the circus circus. I didn't know there was a whole ass amusement park up in that b*tch!! Sorry I'm excited This would definitely be a cool place to take your kids if you had to bring them with you to Vegas and entertain them as well as yourself. My friend and I went because I guess this is one of the last places that has coin slot machines. Unfortunately there were no nickel slots so I had to take my nickels and exchange them for cash which took away from the experience. I would definitely like to go back with quarters next time just for fun and also check out the amusement park read more

+ One of the cheaper Vegas hotels. . Prob cuz it's the Vegas hotel for kids. More family-friendly. - But our car in the parking structure got scratched... + Huge resort. - A lil confusing to find my way to hotel check-in. The overhead directories weren't very clear. + Thankfully the staff are very nice and helpful. + The food court near hotel check-in has various popular chains to refuel. Chicken and Chinese-American, for example. . Oh snap, there's an indoor theme park here? The next early morning we were in a rush to hit the road for Zion. Didn't get time to explore everything. - Boisterous ambience. Crowded. read more

If you're traveling with kids of on a strictly budget, Circus Circus is fine. I did not notice any particularly weird smell, though it did smell a bit like stale cigarettes in our room. It reminded me a lot of a motel - a little grungy, a little dented, and the shower wouldn't drain. But that's what you get for a motel price! Circus Circus is a bit far from the strip, so expect to pay more in uber rides. We did wake up with a headache each day, which disappeared on the morning we moved hotels. read more

As many properties on the Las Vegas Strip renovate, rebuild, and rebrand themselves, Circus Circus is very much stuck in the past. You really only stay there if you're on an extreme budget and/or have a family. The place looks dark, dusty, and creepy. The bright side is that parking is free. The Steak House is legit too! read more

This was our last resort because we got side tracked to vegas for a few days after our flight was cancencelled until two days later. This was the only hotel available. It's unfortunate because we do not like this hotel and still do not after this stay. For starters, this place is dirty and filthy as seen in some of my pictures. In our original room, it smelled like weed and cigarettes. We asked to move and were presented with a better smelling room. The staff were overall friendly. Most of the hotel smells. It is also located off the strip so it's a pretty long walk to get to the attractions and main hotels. There are also no circus shows playing when we stayed here!! The evelvator was reliable and the water pressure in the bathrooms was nice. Besides that, I don't have many good things to say about this place. Every door we touched, shocked us and it made me feel dirty staying here. I wouldn't recommend unless absolutely required. For kids however, I can see how this would be fun. There is a whole kid area with roller coasters and arcade games. If I was a child, I would enjoy this for a few hours. The outdoor pool would be fun too read more

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Circus Circus is one of those classic Vegas spots. I've been coming here since I was a kid, and now we bring our son, so there's definitely nostalgia attached. We always head up to the Midway, play the carnival games, and catch the free shows. The games are affordable at around $2-$2.50 each, which is rare these days, and the weekend shows, trapeze, juggling, and other acts, are fun to watch and don't cost a thing. That said, it's more about the experience than the wow factor. If you're looking for a simple, family-friendly place to let the kids have fun without spending a ton, Circus Circus delivers. Just don't expect anything beyond the basics. read more

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I would truly like to understand what they do well here. Arrived an hour earlier than check in and was told it would cost us $30+ if we chose to check in early. We declined. Room had zero frills. Our window had a view of a wall. No fridge, microwave nor coffee maker. I didn't expect much but hoped for better. Only two sets of towels with no hand towels. The shampoo container was sitting on the tub. The crusty double backed tape was still stuck on the shower surround. A simple repair, yet they made a decision not to. Only three hangers in the room. Called next day to get towels. Instead of getting housekeeping, it was forwarded to front desk where I waited a half hour before hanging up. Went to front desk and told them our needs. Handed the phone and she connected me right away to housekeeping. They then delivered towels within the hour. My wife was able to get ahold of housekeeping via phone, as we were getting short of TP. No delivery... again went to front desk and delivery made hours later. Not all was terrible. Water pressure and hot water is great. Because of the convention the rates for this subpar property were over $160 a night. These rooms typically go for $30 a night, though I wouldn't stay here unless I absolutely had to even at $30 a night.... read more

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Even with low expectations, the hotel failed to meet them. The place is so run down, old, and smells. It was a ghost town. The room itself had questionable stains on the furniture, no hangers in the closet, broken wood inside the closet, no fan in the bathroom, and just general sense of a forgotten hotel stuck in the past. The server at the Big Chill 2 frozen margarita bar was nice though. They say you get what you pay for, but even at the price which includes a $50 per day resort fee, it's not worth it. read more

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We didn't stay here, was in the area so just stopped by to check it out. They do provide free parking, we just went in through the hotel registration/parking entrance since it wasn't very clear where else we could park. The place feels old and not kept up to date, it doesn't feel dirty, but nor was it clean. It's a little bit of a maze to find our way to the Midway, and on the top level there were many arcade games and in the center was the stage for the free circus act. Happens every half hour or so on certain days and maybe lasts 8 minutes. I believe the rest of the time is for you to take your kids to spend at the arcade games. The act itself was fun, obviously can't really stand up to the bigger productions in Vegas, but it's free. read more

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I am extremely disappointed with the level of customer service I received during my recent stay. What has always been a special annual tradition of celebrating my daughter's birthday at your property has unfortunately been overshadowed by the unprofessional conduct of two front desk employees, Lilian and Camille. From the moment I checked in, Lilian spoke to me in a condescending and demeaning manner that made me feel disrespected and belittled. Rather than treating me with the courtesy and professionalism I expect from a resort, I was spoken to as though I was incapable of understanding simple information. There was no warmth, patience, or kindness in our interaction. My experience with Camille only reinforced the negative impression created at check-in. The way I was treated set the tone for my entire stay. Instead of feeling welcomed and valued as a guest, I felt uncomfortable and unwelcome. This experience significantly affected what should have been a memorable celebration for my daughter's birthday. Because of this experience, I have made the difficult decision to end our yearly birthday tradition at your resort. Given the poor customer service and the fact that my stay did not reflect the level of hospitality or guest experience your resort advertises, I believe it is appropriate to refund the resort fee. The resort experience I paid for was simply not delivered. I hope this matter is taken seriously and that appropriate action is taken to address these customer service issues so that future guests are treated with the respect and professionalism they deserve read more

Circus Circus is one of those classic Vegas spots that's worth checking out at least once. Between the free circus acts, carnival games, and old-school Vegas vibes, it feels like stepping back in time. One of the coolest parts? They still have vintage slot machines that pay out actual coins at Slots-A-Fun--something you don't see much anymore. And if you've heard people rave about THE Steak House, you're not alone... it's been considered one of Vegas' hidden steakhouse gems for years. It is a budget hotel, it is also dated, but it's affordable and has plenty do for kids read more

Thank you to the security staff his name is Pol, thank you so much for helping us get our daughter's phone back.

Circus Circus honestly surprised me in a way I did not expect. Yes, it's old and definitely dated, but it also has a ton of great machines and a fun, slightly chaotic vibe that kind of works. Walking through the arcade and circus areas took me straight back to my childhood, in a way that felt nostalgic instead of sad. I would love to come back and actually catch some of the live circus acts because that part alone feels like classic Vegas. I am not sure I would stay at the hotel given the condition of some of the public areas, but as a stop to gamble a bit, wander around, and experience a different side of the Strip, it's a surprisingly fun visit. read more

Circus Circus - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

A good Vegas hotel choice - 3.5 stars - its an authentic Vegas experience although it might not be luxurious - its still a good value. It breaks my heart when I hear tourists stay at Air Bed and Breakfasts or small motels or even cheap budget places like 'Desert Rose Resort.' When going to Vegas the whole attraction is the hotels - and why would you stay in a place that offers next to nothing? Circus offers a whole lot. The midway and adventure dome is fun for kids and adults alike and the mega resort has so many other points of interests I couldn't list them all. The main idea here is Vegas isn't Hawaii. In Hawaii you could go to any hotel motel Holiday Inn and enjoy it all the same. The attraction is the beach. Again, in Vegas not the case at all. The attraction is being in a place where everything is within reach. A pool, a restaurant, some entertainment, a casino - and this checks all the boxes. If you stay here try to enjoy it here. Go next door to The Strat and enjoy Top of the World for lunch or dinner. Try the rides there. Maybe the next day go to downtown (very close from this end of the Strip). See the cute Vegas casinos where it all started. Enjoy some cheap eats there too. Maybe on one day go to center Strip and see the newest and best of what Vegas has to offer: Bellagio, City Center, Paris and the rest. I'm no stranger to Circus and have fond memories of both this one and the Reno one. I remember when room service for a continental breakfast was just pennies - ha, ha... I'm aging myself!! Its a budget hotel and you get what you pay for. Don't have unrealistic expectations of Bellagio level read more

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One price came out higher, room no fridge with 25 daily cost, no assistance at Sky towers, repeatedly front desk never contacted housekeeping( they were the best in this hotel) my son are disabled and said no could assist us until Thursday morning with luggage because they are there at 3pm and was given a different room with two bed instead of king size for two. read more

Circus Circus - I request one king size bed and was given a different room - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We haven't been here in years! There is ample parking, many shops to browse around, eateries/drinks, the new SpongeBob ride is situated right next to Starbucks, that was a fun experience for the family after we got play/ride cards at the Midway. We frequented a bunch of stores during our visit, some good experiences and some not so good. 4 stars because it has been nicely unkept, does not reek badly of cigarette smoke and they are actively trying to keep everything relevant and cater to a younger crowd, my kids really enjoyed our visit here! read more

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On [08/31/25], my boyfriend and I played the dart toss game at Circus Circus Las Vegas. After the games, he successfully hit and removed the entire star -- which clearly meets the winning condition. I have a time stamp beginning to end 9:34 pm at darr station til around 10:16 at management office. Which we were unjustly turned away and not heard from. Which might seem small but is big when it comes to your management and true experience of winning a game fair and square Despite meeting the requirement, the booth operators refused to give him the prize. When we questioned this, their behavior was dismissive and discriminatory, making it clear we were being treated unfairly the manager and unfairly as she was sided with the teenagers from the start she turned us away coldly. This experience was both dishonest and discriminatory. I am requesting the following: That the prize rightfully earned be awarded. That the operators responsible be held accountable. That steps be taken to ensure fair treatment of all guests moving forward. Please respond promptly. I will escalate this matter to the Nevada Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection and the Civil Rights Division. Thank you for your attention. read more

Circus Circus - He meets the winning condition. Was not given winner prize - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Not really sure how to play these machine because I play cards and shoot dice. But hey its Vegas. Not really sure if I like this casino that much. read more

Unfortunately, our stay at Circus Circus has been extremely disappointing, and the biggest issue has been both the condition of the room and the way we have been treated by staff. When we arrived, check-in was mostly done through computers/kiosks, with an employee standing nearby. We needed assistance and felt like we were being dismissed and basically shooed away rather than helped. The interaction came across as rude and made us feel like we were an inconvenience for simply asking for help. Once we got to our room, the bathtub was clogged, the TV was visibly dirty/gross, and the table was dirty. This was not the condition I expected to find a hotel room in when bringing my family on vacation. To be fair, the hotel did offer to move us to another room, but it would have been the exact same room type rather than an upgrade. They also sent someone to fix the clogged bathtub and later sent a refrigerator to our room. I appreciate that the maintenance issue was addressed, but fixing something that should have been working when we arrived doesn't address the bigger problem. My biggest complaint is the customer service. The dismissive attitude we experienced at check-in has continued when trying to get help. I spoke with management about everything that happened and was told the staff would be "coached." I asked whether anything else could be done because of our overall experience and was told no. I wasn't demanding a free vacation. I would have appreciated some acknowledgment of the experience, whether that was an upgrade, resort-fee adjustment, credit, or simply management making a genuine effort to make us feel valued as guests. Instead, I have continued to feel dismissed. We chose Circus Circus because we are traveling as a family and wanted an affordable place to stay in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, between the cleanliness of the room, maintenance issue, lack of assistance at check-in, and especially the way our concerns have been handled, I would not choose to stay here again. read more

Family outing and must stop by when visiting to Vegas 3rd generation back Grandchildren had so much fun Got a lot of prizes More cuter and more anime cartoonish prizes read more

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Every time we visit Las Vegas, we always watch the circus shows at Circus Circus Las Vegas. My son enjoys watching clown shows, but he wasn't able to act this time. We watched Hula Hoops and the new guy Freeladderman, both of which were excellent shows. The freeladderman was kind enough to let my kids take pictures with him. Overall, Circus Circus we won a lot of plushies and had great shows. Hopefully, my son will be able to see the clown act the next time we visit. read more

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Not only the rooms don't offer room service anymore unless asked, but the rooms don't offer any fridge when it is over 110 degrees and can't use anything for refrigeration. Also there is not really a customer service that can help when you check in. It is all done digitally. DON'T COME HERE. YOU WILL STILL PAY FULL PRICE WITHOUT ANY SERVICE... read more

We stayed here for a two day layover and decided to come based on it being cheaper and we got what we asked for. The check in process was unhelpful and confusing. Online is said you owed a certain amount during check in but then it cost more when you were actually here. There was conflicting signs telling you to do different things. It smells bad everywhere. Our first room smelled very strongly like weed. The windows were almost all dirty inside the rooms. Inside and outside there was trash laying around and lots of bad smells. We got moved to another room which was much better. Every door I opened shocked me when I pressed the key to open it. In my first room the toilet seat wouldn't stay up and it made a terrible noise and jolted when flushed. The outside is sketchy, especially at night so I recommend walking through the hotel, not around. The elevators are poorly labeled like some go up to certain levels some don't. One positive is that the elevators are fast. While I was here the place was very empty in general. Another positive was the wide variety of games, gambling, stores, and even fun activities. One of the biggest disappointments is that the circus shows don't happen Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday so we weren't able to see even one. My parents stayed here many years ago and said it used to be much better. Overall there is a lot to do but it's way too expensive for the quality of stay. read more

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Amazing time. There's a parking garage with free parking and a short walk to the arcade and games area; past the casino. There are live performance what seemed like every hour and we got to see a trapeze and clown performance for free which was awesome! The arcade games are plentiful and easy to get some small prizes for the kids. read more

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The room was a good deal so we decided to try it for the weekend. We arrived at midnight. There was over 200 people minimum trying to check in the lobby. There were no employees behind the desk to check you in you have to use a kiosk. There were a ton of kiosks to check in but quite a lot were broken and even the working ones had issues. There were about 5 employees trying to help all the people having issues checking in and there were a lot of us. It took me after waiting in line about twenty minutes and then still needed employee assistance twice. The elevators were extremely slow. Lots of people waiting for a a few elevators. We got to the room it was ok. It was fairly clean. The bathroom had dirt on the floor in the corners, under the sink and main areas. First night loud kids in the hallway woke us up at 3AM. Next day the toilet was not working. Maintenance did come up in a reasonable time and fix it. On Sunday we leave our room try get an elevator and none came. One finally came and we jumped in when the people got out but it would not move. After waiting about 10 minutes my husband called the maintenance department and spoke with Stephanie who told him the repair person wasn't coming until Monday so there was nothing she could do. Luckily a maintenance person came up by coincidence and let us use the service elevator or we would have had to walk down 27 flights of stairs. When we get to the parking lot the elevator is not working there either Needless to say. We won't be coming back. read more

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Pros- good for kids. The arcade was fun and they won lots of prizes. Room was comfortable, but a bit loud with connecting rooms. Cons- pool was closed after I had called to ask about it being open. Food court was closed randomly. Biggest con was booking together with my daughter's family and requesting rooms close. I was put in a different tower since my reservation said run of house (which wasn't even a choice when I booked). To move rooms , they charged $15/night. Several people I spoke to had similar complaints. Original price was the same for both rooms, even though I was 1 person and they were 4. read more

I felt prices were sky high to play these games. Each game is about $2.50, and when you have three kids it makes it hard to afford. Chuck e Cheese is more worth the value! They don't have all inclusive cards and no more happy hour. We left and won't be back. It was very disappointing. Everything goes by credits and each game is 25 credits minimum which is $2.50. Adventuredome was just as high. read more

My son, my husband, and myself decided to stay at Circus Circus, and we ended up getting one room with two beds. I don't know what the hotel staff was thinking. Honestly, if you're going to put a room with two adults and one child in one room, you would think that they would not book the rooms next to family rooms with other people who are not family was not able to sleep at all because I kept hearing sex noises while my son was asleep. I was stressed out, hoping that my son would not wake up and listen to everything that was going on in the next room. Honestly, this was horrible. I would never stay there again. I don't know what they were thinking. They should definitely separate family stays with couple stays because that was terrible. I did not sleep at all. Worry that my son would wake up and listen to what was going on read more

Came here for the free circus acts. The times listed on the website are inaccurate, so we arrived way too early and spent about an hour playing games in the arcade. The kids had a blast. Then we watched the approximately 20 minute show and it was great. Would definitely recommend it. read more

Circus Circus - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada