The Flamingo is one of the OG casinos and hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. Many other properties have other ways to stand out against the competition. What does Flamingo have? That's right! Actual flamingos! read more

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Man... we stayed at the Flamingo for our bachelor/ette party this past weekend and it was a huge bummer. We've stayed there in the past and it was alright for a mid-tier Vegas Strip hotel but this time was a huge disappointment. When we checked in, it took us about 45 minutes just to get through the line. They have 10 check in desks but only 2 people working ... ON MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. We were thankful that we got a cluster of rooms together with our party in the habitat tower...which is supposed to be more newly remodeled than the Lobby Tower. Well I am not sure what they remodeled about it but our friends who had a room in the Lobby tower had a much more pleasant time and a better view. Our shower had the pressure of a fire hose and I think it took a few layers of skin off. The shower was also the dumbest design and was basically just an open space so the bathroom flooded every time you showered due to the high water pressure. We asked for hypoallergenic pillows BEFORE we arrived because we had an allergy to feathers and of course those were not provided. We called down to the desk to ask for some and it took 48 hours, 3 phone calls, 2 text messages, and a walk down to the lobby and discussion with a manager only for them to bring up MORE FEATHER PILLOWS. When the housekeeping lady came to the door with them, I said "we asked for non-feather pillows" and she rolled her eyes and walked away. She eventually came back with them, but it was laughable how long this took. You'd think we had asked for pillows make of gold. They also didn't clean our rooms while we were there but cleaned our neighboring rooms so we never got new towels and had to ask for those as well. I don't think we will stay at the flamingo again unfortunately... there's just too many other options for this to be the experience we agreed to. read more

I traveled with family who need assistance, so we had one regular room and one accessible. The hotel has long hallways that wind around. It would be best if traveling with assistance to ask which elevators are closest to your room. The staff is friendly. The parking is a bit much at $40 per day. The food court is also pricey at around $100 for 4 people per meal. The seating area is not very big, but has end tables with room for wheel chairs. We all had a great night sleep with comfortable beds and pillows. Our regular room faced Omni which was bumping for a while so beware of that. The shower pressure was amazing. We stayed on floor 22 and were very surprised at the pressure we had. We walked through the habitat to the pools. Keep in mind to have access to all pools you will need the pass. Security is there to check your items when entering. It does have limited regular seating space, but the 21 and up pool is worth it. The drinks at the bar are expensive but worth it. Great music played and they had beach balls out to get everyone playing. The day beds start at $170 and you must do a $125 food and beverage minimum meaning a total of about $300. Love the fact you can enter the Linq promenade and walk to other casinos. The high roller is awesome and the zipline is fun. There are many food options in the promenade with friendly staff. We will be back. read more

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GETTING HERE: It's Vegas baby! Turn on your navigation, follow the signs, and you will land right to it. Just an FYI, the parking can be very convoluted on your first try (at least it was for us.) But once you've parked here, you'll forever get it straight. REVIEW: I thought this was going to be an ^updated review, but I realized I've never reviewed the FLAMINGO. Let's rectify that now. This visit a few months ago hurt. It really hurt. I won't wax poetic about old Vegas and how things have changed in 2026. It just makes me so sad to see the FLAMINGO turning into shambles. The service absolutely sucked. From the front desk staff to the bartenders to the dealers, and more. Everybody hated their job and it was painfully clear that everybody hated their job. The only relative pleasant experience we had was stealing with the housekeeping support staff on our floor. Also, if you are in the rooms above the LINQ promenade, be sure to bring some earplugs. There's a Mexican restaurant that plays techno music until two and 3 o'clock in the morning. Finally, after two nights of this, we advocated for ourselves and move to a different room. Asking for that accommodation was beyond painful in and of itself. But with the amount of money that we paid to stay at the FLAMINGO, we should have been treated to a better experience. At the bare minimum we should've been able to sleep without issue - and not been treated with such disdain and disgust when advocating for ourselves to change rooms. We just needed sleep. As of this Spring 2026 review, I would caution you to stay here at your own risk - risk of no sleep and horribly rude service. read more

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We had 2 separate stays at Flamingo within 1 week: King room with prime strip view (Bellagio fountain, Caesar with Omnia) and double Queens with Sphere view. Both of them are amazing for such prizes with the views. We always stay at Flamingo for all our business and personal trips. The resort and casino are always clean and well decorated. You can walk to many different stores, restaurants and attractions nearby within 5-10 minutes. Book in advance for better deals :) read more

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The Flamingo sits mid-strip and is a longtime favorite. It offers its wildlife habitat, a Cuban coffee bar, and Lisa Vanderpump's adorable Pinky cocktail bar. It also sits near the Linq Promenade which offers shopping and several restaurants. We had a fun time playing cheaper slots and after $3 in a nickel machine, I cashed out $121. Not bad! My experience is from a casino and hotel visit (rather than a person staying overnight). read more

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The flamingoes are fine! I traveled to Vegas just a few days after the Canadian stole a flamingo and brought him up to his room! (No joke, check need outlets.) Some the flamingoes are back to enjoying that Vegas life. But you now cannot get as close and a Falmibgo employee in onneatch at all times for the safety of the flamingos. A crane was trying to fly but he couldn't. And it was sad to watch so we moved along. Great spot for photos. After all these years of traveling to Vegas I never once thought about looking at the flamingoes. Glad I checked in on them. read more

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I went to Flamingo hotel & casino to visit the wildlife sanctuary. The elevators in the parking garage (that cost $25 to park at) weren't working properly. Most people had to take the stairs. For $25 there should be more elevators & all functional, especially going into the summer. The wildlife habitat is amazing. read more

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I stayed here for the first time over Cinco de Mayo weekend, and unfortunately, it was the worst hotel experience I've ever had in Las Vegas. My 3 day, 2 night stay cost around $700, so I expected a much higher standard of service and cleanliness. After a long day out, my cousin and I returned to the hotel around 5am, ready to get some rest. When we pulled back the sheets, we discovered multiple red, blood-like stains all over one of the bedsheets. We had originally planned to sleep in separate beds, but because of the condition, we were forced to share one bed for the night. The following morning, we waited in the long check-in line to report the issue. When we finally spoke to staff, the only solutions offered were either a food/beverage voucher or having our $20 parking fee comped. Considering we paid approximately $700 for the stay and one of our nights was significantly impacted, we did not feel this was an appropriate resolution. We accepted the parking comp and specifically requested that the stained sheets be replaced before our final night. Staff assured us this would be taken care of. However, when we returned to the room about 12 hours later, around 11:30pm, the bed was exactly as we had left it -- the stained sheets had still not been changed. At that point, I was extremely frustrated. We had already spent over 30 minutes waiting to speak with staff earlier in the day, received only minimal compensation, and the issue remained unresolved. When I called to report the issue again, the staff suggested it may have been because we had the "Do Not Disturb" sign displayed. I had to repeatedly explain that I clearly communicated the situation to staff multiple times and was assured someone would resolve it. Instead, 12 hours later, nothing had been done, and I felt as though I was being blamed for the situation. Later that night, after leaving the room again and returning around 4am, I discovered that although the bed had been remade, the stained sheets had still not been replaced. At that point, I was completely fed up and decided to address the matter again during checkout. Once again, we waited in a long line to speak with staff. Unfortunately, the employee assisting us had a poor attitude throughout the interaction. I expressed my frustration calmly, yet I received no apology, empathy, or clear answers to my concerns. As someone who also works in customer service, I expected far better treatment from an establishment of this level. During the conversation, the employee walked away mid-discussion without explaining that she was getting a manager. When the manager arrived, she was dismissive, unapologetic and seemed uninterested in hearing our concerns. She simply stated that our resort fees would be removed, without clearly explaining that this applied to all three days. Initially, I was confused because I did not understand why they believed approximately $70 off a $700 stay was adequate compensation for the inconvenience and poor service we experienced. Overall, the customer service was extremely disappointing. I have never been treated this way at any establishment before. I am not a confrontational person, so having to repeatedly advocate for myself, only to be met with dismissiveness and a lack of empathy made the experience even more upsetting. The first staff member I spoke to was a trainee, so I was unable to catch her name, either for the manager. However, the second staff member I spoke to was named Kelly. Update: It's been a week since our visit. Now looking back at our statements, we only received one day of the resort fee compensated off our total. $56 off a $700 weekend total. The parking fee wasn't waved either. I would do zero stars if possible. This is actually ridiculous considering I asked for a confirmation email stating we'd have our discount and the manager lied straight to our faces. read more

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Nice hotel at a great price. I wanted a decent room in a central location on the strip and the Flamingo delivered. Great view of the strip from my room. I would suggest getting room on a higher floor for the view. Regarding the room. It was clean and had everything we needed (mini-fridge, iron, TV, comfortable bed, safe, etc.). It didn't have a coffee maker which is a little sleazy, since the coffee places in the casino are expensive. The outdoor wildlife exhibit with the flamingos was cool. The restaurants inside ranged from high end to a food court. It shouldn't be a surprise to say this, everything including the food court is extremely overpriced. So is everything on the strip. read more

I'm not sure why this hotel has a bad reputation. I loved the location of it- right by everywhere that I wanted to visit. The atmosphere inside isn't bad at all. I waited in line to check in when I was kindly redirected to a kiosk for a faster and easier check in. The lady was super kind and patient despite the chaos and impatience of other guests haha. Only the inevitable in Vegas. The feathers stuffed in the pillows triggered my allergies, however I was able to sleep fine after putting a blanket over the pillows. The room was overall clean, and the casino had a nice vibe. I would definitely come back! read more

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This review is just based on a visit to the casino and flamingo habitat areas. We found the casino to be huge and full of fun machines. Drink service was good. Parking was easy and close to lots of shops, restaurants and the casino. The outside flamingo habitat was great and had a lot of ducks and a rehab pelican. Fun to explore out there. The location of the Flamingo is great. Easy access to many casinos and the High Roller. So many shops and restaurants around...you could stay in this area all day! read more

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Issues: Shower didn't drain one of my key cards didn't work Sheets felt like sandpaper and the entire room is very underwhelming and needs to be remodeled Mattress is lumpy Very hard to hear people on the phone if you try calling front desk etc. Early check in fee is stupid I had to pay $22 despite my confirmation saying Check in is 3pm. They insisted its 3:30pm. The express checkout wouldn't work so I had to wait in line just to check out. 3/19/26 The habitat is extremely overhyped and very small. I feel very bad for the animals there because they have to just be there in this type of heat and dryness . Wildlife shows were all canceled. In the lobby, Starbucks charges you for water and has extremely crazy prices. Two bottles of water at the little express thing cost me near $16. Pros: Luggage service is cool I can go on and on, but I'm not staying here ever again. read more

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The blinking blooming pretty pink lights of the Flamingo Hotel! These extraordinary pink neon "feather plume," is still around today. It was added details to the front of the hotel in 1977. One of the oldest hotels that is still around today after all the renovations to the strip year after year. It's currently part of the Caesars Entertainment complex. Shall we play a while. Perhaps stay too! Being a local, you sometimes forget about the historical significance that each place has. The Flamingo Hotel represents everything "Vegas!" All the pink neon, flamingos, and fun under one roof. Truly what's unique, and why it's still around. The ties that the Flamingo Hotel share in common with Las Vegas go all the way back to its inception. The glory old days with Bugsy Siegel. In fact make sure and have a drink at a bar in his namesake, and toast Mr. Siegel! Maybe Lady Luck will bring you some good fortune. If you're seeking more fun when you come out and visit here's a must see. The "real flamingos," are outside in a special habitat made just for them. Stroll through the habitat and see what they have created . It's fun to see. In the waters around and below the boardwalk, under your feet the koi fish swim around. Many birds gather around this area. Take a picture and remember some fun things that you shared this day at the Flamingo! Now that you can see what's here, stay for a little show. While you wait the Linq boardwalk has all sorts of interesting things to keep you entertained. Come and stand on one leg, and be flamboyant. Get your feathers ruffled. Let's play b read more

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I love this hotel. Yes, it's a bit outdated, but they're working on it. The location is amazing and if you get a room with the strip view, even better. This hotel is centrally located and close to everything. Bus stops are within walking distance too. There is a little food court next to the casino as well as live flamingos in their court yard. read more

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(Hotel review only) It's been over 20 yrs since I last stayed at the Flamingo. I stayed in one of the remodeled rooms. It was clean and very comfortable. My room was very quiet and I slept well at the end of the day. The TV and the available channels where what I would expect. The only complaint I had was that the bathroom shower doors are half glass and half open. The first time I took a shower, water splashed into the bathroom because half the shower was uncovered.. I noticed there was a shower curtain rod, so I called and asked for a shower curtain for my bathroom. It wasn't a problem for them. I asked the staff member if they forgot to put a shower curtain in my room. He said management does not want them to leave the shower curtains in the room and only to bring them up when asked. He said he suggested to management, they leave them in there because this happens a lot. But management disagrees. So that was a little annoying. Also annoying is the additional parking and resort fees that all the vegas strip hotels charge. It was almost half my room cost. read more

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The Flamingo is a huge hotel, amazing casino and "one stop shopping" for casual or upscale food. We did the full loop from Auntie Anne's to Pinky's by Vanderpump. All the big hotels have self express checkout. The pool wasn't open when we visited. The Flamingo is on the "strip" and is accessible by the Monorail. It is easy to get lost inside but that is also how you will discover fun things. There are a few shows available in the Flamingo. If you need directions inside the hotel, ask anyone not affiliated with serving drinks by the slot machines or someone working at a table. The guards were the most helpful. The building has elevators and ramps. Make sure you sign up for the free player's card. read more

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Flamingo is such a fun vibe. I am so glad to have stayed here. As soon as I walked in, the music playing, colors, the wildlife habitat and everything felt inviting and like it fit the energy I was craving during my visit. Everyone was helpful and friendly. I came during the week and it wasn't terrible crowded. It was clean and well kept. The room was comfortable with a firm bed and pillows which is a major plus as the pillows werent flat which I hardly fine in hotels and usually have to stack two pillows so my head doesn't go through it. Also, another huge plus is how cold and lovely the room became at night. Most of the time I am fighting the thermostat as it never kicks on in rooms and I end up sweating all night. My room felt perfect. Parking and check in was a breeze. The only con is the lack of a shower door and had it not been for a towel water would've gone everywhere. As someone works in risk management this can be a liability for both your workers and guests. read more

We stayed at the flamingo last night. This is the 4th Vegas hotel I've stayed at in the past 6 months and it was the worst for several reasons: - Check in is so slow. I would suggest using the machines. The lobby is under construction I think? Either that or it just looks awful - Rooms were big but they just didn't feel clean? Random black thing in the middle of the mirror. No handsoap. No lotion. All tv channels require payment. Sheets literally feel like sandpaper But what REALLY caused the 1 star reviews: you will NOT be able to sleep. I'm unsure what nightclub is below/adjacent to the property but the bass from the music can be heard till about 4 am. We had 3 different rooms and they all had this problem. Normally I would say that this is the price you pay with going to Vegas on a weeknight but I think it might be specific to this hotel since I didn't have this issue with the other hotels I recently stayed at on the strip. If you want to be in the same area but actually get some sleep I'd suggest a different property, like Paris or planet Hollywood. read more

Horrible service! We woke up to water coming through our ceiling at 7am and had to evacuate the room. They didn't have another room for us until 4pm. No compensation offered. The manager was rude. Will never stay here again. read more

The Flamingo is centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip, which is convenient to walk to many other casinos and restaurants.  We arrived around 8 a.m. and checked our bags before checking into our room. We checked out the Flamingo's outdoor area where the flamingo's are located and then walked around the LINQ Promenade next door to check out the shops and restaurants. The Flamingo offers early check in for an additional fee. We paid around $60 plus tax to check in after 9:30 a.m. and our bags were brought to our room. Our hotel room was facing the Bellagio and Strip, which was a nice view. Overall the room was nice and seemed to be renovated not that long ago. Our room did get very hot (over 80 degrees) during our stay and we had to have maintenance come take a look. The staff member arrived quickly and helped fix the issue.  The Flamingo has a couple of restaurants and bars located throughout the hotel. We grabbed drinks at a couple locations throughout our visit, but the food options didn't jump out at us.  The taxi and uber/lyft pick up and drop off area was in close proximity to the hotel lobby, which was very convenient too. Overall, you can't beat the convenience of this hotel with the location. read more

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The customer service in general, was awful and any accommodation for individuals with disabilities or physical limitations was almost non-existent. No handicapped parking near either entrance for check in, no carts for luggage and no offer of assistance despite my placard being displayed. I am currently using a cane as a result of back surgery. My sister made reservations for us for Mother's Day due to a special rate for Caesars rewards. I was not offered bell service even after I asked the parking attendant in front of the hotel about dropping off my luggage. After trudging to the front dress which is far from the parking lot, I asked to be placed on the same floor as my sister, and was willing to downgrade from having a view of the strip. However they refused to adjust the room rate since I was "choosing"a lesser room. This was parroted by the "manager," who then gave me the toll free number to call if I didn't like it. (We did call about early check-in, since we arrived at noon, but were quoted a $50 fee.) Long story long, the food was overpriced and lacking--the informal Nook is more expensive than the pastry shop at the Bellagio, and is nowhere near its standard. The rooms themselves were nice. But once you leave your room, it's like flying Spirit Airlines. There is no excuse for poor customer service, in a service industry--especially in Vegas! The staff were argumentative, when they could have apologized, and/or offered empathy, if they couldn't fix the problem. None of them from the parking attendant in front to the front desk staff understood their obligation to all guests. We usually stay at Marriott affiliated properties in Vegas everything from their family oriented hotels, or vacation club, to the Bellagio--which is my favorite. But that company's common denominator--high or low end--is excellent customer service. If something is wrong they make it right. Not only will I never stay at the Flamingo, will recommend that my friends and colleagues don't either. I intend to report the hotel for their failure to adhere to standards for disabled guests as well. read more

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My team and I stayed at the Flamingo in Las Vegas while we were in town for a show at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The Flamingo is in the center of the strip and they have one of the monorail stops, making it easy to get to our daily destination. Also pricing was more affordable than some of the other hotels in the general area. The hotel was able to accommodate our group reservation to all be on the same floor, but we were so far apart down different corridors, I don't think it made a difference. We each had different opinions of our rooms but I'll just share mines for the purposes of this review. My room was one of the nicer and probably more recently upgraded rooms but it was still lightly warn. I like the convenience of having a small fridge for my drinks and a charging station right by my bed. Simple things in life. The TV remote would note pull up the guide function so I had to manually click through every channel. I didn't see an option to integrate my streaming services. The shower faucet was confusing to set temperature at first, but once I figured out the water pressure was nice. There were some rusting on the lighting fixtures so the bathroom probably has a lot of trapped moisture. Overall, I wasn't in my room too much since we were busy for work purposes, but I did enjoy my time while I was there. The hotel also had a sufficient food court where we were able to grab early morning breakfast to fuel us for our day at Johnny Rockets or late night pizza at 3am with Bonnano's New York Pizzeria. If you're there for the gambling... Skip the machines and have fun at the tables. I lost a lot of money on the machines but I had a good time and eventually broke even at the table. There was a super nice gentlemen at the CRAPs table that offered to take a photo of our group and shoutout to Ally who we plaid Blackjack with. A decent spot to stay at while in Vegas. read more

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I ended up playing here to longest during my visit to the Caesar casinos as I lasted long here. The good news is they did not get rid of many of their old machines, but it is still not a lot of space. I did not have too much luck here with the 3 reel games, but I got a top dollar bonus and a flying horse bonus. It was not much, but it helped me be in the game still. It does get pretty hot here however and I was sweating. The place is right across the street from Caesar's. I will most likely stop by here again next time to play more old school games. read more

The flamingo is a huge hotel and as a Vegas first timer this was shocking to me lol. It feels like a maze in here. They have the usual counter check in if you'd like to talk to a human. Otherwise they have many kiosks for mobile check in and other kiosks for express check in/out. We were in the habitat tower which has its own set of elevators. While finding our room, I found the ceiling to be very low even as someone on the shorter side lol. I was not a fan of the bathroom door in our room since it's a sliding door and doesn't feel like there's true privacy coverage. The shower is a half glass panel and no shower curtain so water gets everywhere and outside of the shower. The shower floor itself was visibly dirty and needed a scrub down. I'd advise bringing shower shoes. A plus about the shower was it has good water pressure and a wide shower head. The sink had a leaky faucet and partly broken handle that needed fixing. There's a tv and mini fridge in the room. The lowest AC setting is 65 degrees and it definitely did not feel like 65 in the room and we were hoping to get the room colder even though it was mid November. Did not experience any bugs in the room and no bed bug bites. The bedsheet for my bed was placed upside down with the tag sticking out on the head of the bed and you could see minor stains. Another plus is the hotel does luggage storage. We had a later flight and were already checked out but able to leave our luggage with them. They will give you a ticket that you will need to present to the bell hop when coming back to pick up your items. As usual, hotel experiences are usually a hit or miss after seeing all the reviews. read more

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Let me start my saying that I am a long time Caesar Rewards member. Over the past 20 years staying at many of your properties specifically in Las Vegas on the strip. You will see that the Flamingo is one of our most often visited hotels on the strip, staying multiple times a year. My wife is handicapped so whenever we make reservations, we always request a room near the elevator without being next to it. Over the past 20 years, you guys have done a great job of accommodate us even during busy times. We just returned from our last trip, staying in the Habitat tower. When making the reservations online on Caesar's Entertainment website, I specifically asked for a room near the elevators without being next to them. Upon check-in a rather rude woman stated that we could not get anything near an elevator. She put us in a very, very far away room #9154. This room was overlooking the strand between the Flamingo and the link. We were kept up all night by loud, pounding music from the bars and restaurants adjacent to us. I requested a different room location and was told I would have to wait till the following day. I was told by the front desk that somebody would reach out to us between 11 AM and 2 PM once people checked out and we would be able to see if a room would open up near the elevators. Caesars never made an attempt to reach out to me either by via phone or text and when I checked at the front desk once again, I was told that nothing was available. I find this very hard to believe as February is normally a very dead time in Las Vegas and your casino along with all the other tractions were very empty. We are very disappointed with this recent stay in our seriously compliment if we ever are gonna use your property again in the future. It's a shame because we really love Caesar specifically the habitat tower, and your go pool. Once again you can see by our past record stays with you and frequency. We shouldn't have gotten this type of treatment. UPDATE flamingo Hotel manager Dawn Jones replied to my email sharing the problems at their hotel. She basically flipped the problem back to the staff and said that they can't guarantee room locations for handicapped individuals. Inexcusable for this behavior in 2026. read more

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Find a better hotel. No microwave in the room and just a small mini fridge that barely works. No shower door so water just gets on the ground and weak water pressure. WiFi only allows two devices and you have to pay an extra $14.99 PER DEVICE if you want to connect more. Only one connection worked throughout our stay even after calling customer service to help us. Most of the outlets are loose so might have to mess with it or find a different one in the room. The room is clean and there were no lingering smells which is nice. There's a safe in the room and the locks on the doors work. Staff seemed nice however the amenities- or straight up lack thereof- make it a rough stay. read more

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We arrived late, but even then there was a line to check-in, so we thought using the Mobile Check-In Kiosk would get us checked in faster. To our surprise, after going through the whole process, it said our room wasn't ready. It was 9:30 p.m., REALLY? We ended up getting in the line and suprisingly, it moved pretty quickly and were able to check-in and get our room successfully. According to one of the employees at the Registration Desk, the Mobile Check-In doesn't even work. I was already frustrated and learning this annoyed me even more. A sign or something would've been nice, so we didn't waste our time. After that greeting, I was doubting our stay at the Flamingo, but then it all got better. We stayed from 10/20 through 10/24 and at less than $100 a night, the price was right. The room was clean, the bed was comfy and the view through the large window was incredible (24th floor overlooking the strip). You really can't beat the location either, which is in the center of everything. Also, one of the exits goes out directly into the Linq Promenade, which was very convenient. The family pool, which is for hotel guests was on the smaller side, but it is heated now that the temperature is getting cooler. There were kids yelling and splashing, but we solved that quickly, we just left. Pool season is over as far as I'm concerned. We didn't make it to the GO Pool, but it's FREE and open to the 21+ public. We also walked through the Wildlife Habitat to see the Flamingos, Fish and Turtles. I think it could use an update, but it was still pleasant. The Flamingo also has many choices for restaurants, bars and cafes and of course plenty of gambling. I hadn't been to Vegas in a while and after walking around and seeing the increasing high-end hotels and restaurants, I was actually really happy to have a more classic experience. The Flamingo has gone through its share of renovations and added some high-end Restaurants, but I think a reasonable effort has been made to preserve it's original charm. Luckily, we were on our way out as the weekend crowd was arriving, so aside our initial unpleasant first impression, we had a great time!! read more

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We love checking out all the hotels... can't comment on the rooms, just the casino. The Flamingo is a was nice. Walking through the casino floor, we noted how it didn't smell as strongly of cigarettes like other casinos. We liked seeing the FREE flamingo habitat... though, there were only a handful of birds. They were nice nonetheless. read more

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We are about halfway through our stay but think we can judge this place. First, we loved that we were able to check our bags before checking in as we had an event over at the Sphere at 2 pm. The staffer was spot on helpful and we left feeling confident that our stuff was in good hands. Later, after we checked in (which was a looong line) one call and a very few minutes later we were reunited with our bags. Our room was one of the nicest we have had in Vegas, the view we requested, clean and well appointed. ALL staff have been great from the front desk to shops and are on point. My wife said the gaming area was not as smoky as other casinos here, the cocktail waitresses attentive. KUDOS Flamingo. You may be our new go to place in LV. Update - We requested housekeeping when we checked in, then on Sat morning we made sure we were out most of the day so the staff could do their work (they were two doors down when we left around 8 am). When we returned around 2pm, nothing had been done. i called and inquired but only got a lot of excuses and explanations. By 5 pm, still nothing had been done. This is a shame as my wife is one of those "leave $5/day for the maid" person. I suspect that it may well slip her mind this time. read more

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This place is getting bad to worse. Rooms are getting old. First night heater didn't work and it was cold almost all night. Next day they fixed it. Bed was uncomfortable. Room had no view. And everywhere smelled smoke. I tried using their spa, Jacuzzi and hot tub was closed on men's side. I do not think I will stay here again. read more

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I don't even know where to begin. Our first experience at the Flamingo hotel was so bad it felt like we were being pranked. Our issues began at check in. We came into town for our wedding, my fiancée was excited to tell everyone we came in contact with that we were there to get married. Many people we encountered congratulated us and wished us well; however, the Flamingo staff in general couldn't care less. Honestly that's fine, I get it, tourists are probably annoying, but I learned quickly that this was to be the tone for the rest of the trip. When we checked in we were supposed to receive a room with an attraction view, despite the fact that we paid extra for said view the Flamingo had none available to put us in. We wanted this to be special so I asked about other rooms they could put us in or any compensation for the fact that we couldn't get the room we reserved. Nope. The only offer we received was a room with a garden view for an extra 40 bucks a night. Note that while we were talking, 3 supervisors stood by chatting and laughing with each other. We got over that, we didn't want this to bring us down during our happiest weekend. The room was a nice size, and at a glance looks kept up (we made sure we got a room in the most renovated tower). The toilet handle was broken (still flushes though!!) stripping under the door was shredded, phone didn't work "clean towels" had stains on them and several black and rusted corners in the bathroom. Because the phone didn't work we had to call the operator whenever we needed clean towels or to ask a question, etc... The stripping under the door was shredded so I asked to see if they could fix it (from my pictures you can see someone could easily fit a wire under the door) they said they would send up an "engineer" to fix the phone and the door, cool we went to the pool. Came back later, phone still didn't work (no dial tone, pressing any buttons does nothing) and from my picture you can see they just ripped the stripping out completely. I was a bit shocked after I expressed safety concerns that a wire could be placed underneath and their "fix" made it worse. All of these things I could overlook if the customer service was good, but alas. The only people who were nice to us were the pool security and an awesome bartender that said his name was "Thrash", shoutout to them for being great. Everyone else that I spoke to about directions to places or food recommendations and even the bell desk acted like I was a bother. It's a shame, we are Caesar rewards members and have always had great experiences at Caesar's properties, but this experience was definitely the scarlet letter on our wedding weekend. I'm surprised Lisa Vanderpump who prides herself on the customer experience would put her name on an establishment that seems to hate their customers. If you're thinking about staying here, don't. There are many other hotels that at least pretend to appreciate your business. read more

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This hotel has a very inefficient check in process. They have a bunch of kiosks where it says you can check in and get keys, but even after we had checked in it said to see the lobby ambassador. This meant waiting in line for 40 minutes to check in again. It was prime check in time at 5 p.m. and the hotel only had 2 people working the check in desk. How does that make any sense? We asked to talk to the manager, who stated you have to wait in line everywhere and they only gave her 2 employees to work the desk. She didn't care that every guest standing in line was mad as they started their vacation. A simple solution would be ro have a separate pick up desk for people who had checked in at the kiosks. It is like this every time we have stayed. Horrible staff and service at the check in counter. Whoever runs the bell desk should be running the lobby check in. We dropped our bags off earlier in the day with Brian. He is always so friendly and helpful, not to mention efficient. After we got our keys we headed to our room and called the bell desk to bring our bags. Within a few minutes they were at our door. Friendly staff brought them up. Management should give everyone in the luggage area a raise and get rid of the lobby manager. read more

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We recently stayed at the Flamingo Las Vegas for a convention. After reading reviews, and answering the draconian online check/in questions, we were a bit leery at the start of our stay. However, the rooms were nice. We had an updated room, and my cousin stayed in one of the older rooms which was nice also. The rooms were clean and had great views. The hotel location is super convenient, on the strip, with easy walking access to the Linq Promenade, the Monorail, parking and a slew of other Vegas attractions. There is a Starbucks in the hotel (we recently stayed at another Caesars property and had to trek to another Casino to get Starbucks, so onsite at Flamingo LV is awesome). In the future, we'd request a room further away from the elevators. For me the continuous elevator-whale sounds were white noise, but for my partner they were not so welcome. Another note, we've had room key issues at other Caesar properties, and while we weren't locked out of our room during our stay, we were (again) unable to exit the parking garage with our room keys, even though they'd just worked for our room, so we had to hit the call button and a nice employee let us out. So, if you're self-parking, don't check out until you get out of the garage. All in all though, it was a pleasant stay. read more

Had been prepared to give the hotel a passable grade, but ran into subpar service. Went to take a shower and saw that the dispenser for the body wash was broken and completely empty. Something basic like this should have been addressed before we even entered the room. When I called the front desk to let them know, I was told I'd receive some bottles of the body wash. At other hotels, when something was missing or didn't work, someone would come within 15 minutes of us making a call. Half an hour passed here and no one ever came. We showered and made do with what we had since we had an event to go to. I would've appreciated if they simply had left a bottle of the wash at the door for us later. Also, the showers controls are counterintuitive . You have to pull out the whole handle to turn on the water, as if you were trying to pull the whole handle off. read more

This is my first time staying at this hotel in Vegas. There was self serve kiosks for self check in and out etc. The customer service was great. Line at registration were long as there are only 3 people at the front. There was extra charge when checking in earlier than the check in time at 3pm. We had an issue with the keys since it couldn't open our room but the lady in the front was attentive and helped me quickly so I didnt have to wait in rhe long line again. We stayed in the flamingo room with 2 queen size bed,, non smoking. Our room was on the 11th room floor. The room was pretty clean, furniture and decorations were up to date. There were shampoo, body wash but no lotion. Beds were comfortable. We didnt hear anything until the 2nd night when we heard next door talking and laughing through the walls. At first I thought it was people being loud in the hallway until I looked out the peep hole and didnt see anyone. The only thing that I didn't like was that the hall way appeared smoky and had a strong Marijuana smell when walking to our room from the elevators. Also, ice machine was on the 10th floor. This hotel was not super big but was decent and had many elevators which was quick going to our room and neck down the lobby. I intentionally reserved this hotel due to it being next to the Linq and is in the middle of the strip. I enjoyed their family pool since I had my 7yr old with me and it was not super busy. This was a nice mini vacation stay and will likely return. read more

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My recent stay at the Flamingo was on a great deal by Caesars to bring visitors to Vegas, and their marketing ploy worked. I stayed at the Flamingo while in town for a Raiders game. The Flamingo touted that it had been recently renovated, but my particular room was kind of beat up and had some older fixtures and electrical faces in the bathroom. The room itself was super clean upon check-in which was a relief compared to my other recent stays on the Strip. However, I guess I inadvertently opted out of daily housekeeping at check-in. I suspect it was on of the many long paragraphs I had to "agree" to on the small credit card machine screen. I wish the front desk had said something more than "please sign the screen" to me during my check-in. Luckily, I was able to find a number to text the housekeeping line and request daily housekeeping starting later that day. This was the most "friendly" service that I experienced during my whole stay. I am not fully convinced I was even texting a real person. But by the evening my room was cleaned and bed remade, so I suppose the request was satisfied. Flamingo has limited amenities, but I was able to go to the Linq to get my hair done. Even though the Flamingo has several restaurants, many food options had limited hours. I did appreciate the proximity to the Promenade with lots of restaurants and shops options. The central location makes it a great home base to see and do other activities on the Strip. The taxi/valet driveway was easily accessible from the hotel lobby, and also seemed to be an easy in and out for the drivers. Overall, I enjoyed my stay at the squeaky clean Flamingo property. The reduced stars are completely due to the lack of hospitality. There was no personal connection throughout my stay. I would rather feel like a welcome guest when I am away from home. I wish the Flamingo staff had made the stay memorable and a place I would want to stay again. read more

Stayed here because of the location. The location is prime because you're right in the middle of the strip no matter which way you're heading. I can say the check process was pretty easy for us. Had a car during our stay so wanted to let the front desk know. They were very courteous and other staff we encountered were nice as well. We got a go room with an attraction view, the high roller. The room did have a pretty good view where you could see other hotels along with the high roller. Also being able to see The Sphere, especially at night was pretty cool. The room itself isn't the best I've stayed at in Vegas. The room was pretty clean I'd say. Hygiene wise it was good, but it definitely needs to be freshened up with new wallpaper/paint to make it feel more bright. Also, the water pressure in the shower wasn't the best. The vibe of the hotel definitely feels outdated. They need some type of refresh or rebranding of the hotel to make it spark. I was kind of disappointed when I came and the seating in the sportsbook wasn't there anymore! Just a bunch of slot machines of course took over that space. When I went this last time, they were still doing construction on the pool. Maybe that's a start to getting this hotel back in shape to be more fun, but it still has some work to do. As a frequent traveler to Vegas, would I stay here again? Probably not. Unless it's a deal that I can't refuse and if I only need a room for one night. read more

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This is my second time Staying here and you can tell they are putting a little bit of money back into the resort our room was freshly remodeled only bad thing is whoever designed the restroom. They only put one shower door with no curtains so basically the water wet the whole floor. You have to request a curtain or else it stays like that that's kind of dumb and and the resort fees are almost $57 that's pretty high and you also have to pay $20 a day for parking that sucks especially since you're a guest. I don't think anyone should have to pay for parking or a resort fee when you're already booking a hotel stay. The price was super cheap but again it was the long Thanksgiving weekend and super cold so the pool was closed. Obviously, I'll definitely come back again when it's warmer to enjoy the pool. read more

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I really enjoyed staying at the flamingo. Great spot on the strip, clean, friendly staff. People say this hotel is outdated, but our room was really nice and clean. Will be coming back. read more