I would like to know why there were so few front desk personnel available and why all of the self-check-in kiosks were out of service. The situation resulted in an extremely long line and significant delays for guests attempting to check in. I want to acknowledge the two young ladies working the front desk. They were doing their best to assist every guest and handled a very challenging situation professionally. However, it was clear they were understaffed and overwhelmed by the volume of customers. My reservation was scheduled for Friday, the 19th, and I was originally expected to arrive around 10:00 PM. Unfortunately, multiple airline delays caused my arrival time to be pushed back to approximately 3:00 AM. After an already exhausting travel experience, the lengthy wait to check in due to staffing shortages and inoperable kiosks added further frustration. I respectfully request an explanation for why adequate staffing and functioning self-service kiosks were not available to accommodate guests during this time. read more

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The room was nice but dirty cleaning service did not clean under couch and one of our towels had a brown stain on it and also the hotel will charge $15 for Wi-Fi after you connect to devices. 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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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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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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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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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

I would like to start this review off by saying I did not stay the night at this hotel. I made my way here to visit the flamingos, enjoy a meal, gamble, and walk around. The flamingos were the big draw. I utilized the monorail to make my way to this hotel. The flamingos were very cute to see. However, the ducks were adorable and stole the show. I got to speak to one of the staff members who helped care for the animals. She spoke in depth about them and how they were fed just before we arrived. We ate breakfast at Havana 1957. The restaurant was just okay. There is nothing special to report back. The presentation of the food could have been better. The interior of the restaurant is very cute, though, and a small stage for a band to play. I used the restroom here, and it was terrible. Extremely dirty. read more

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Whenever we visit Las Vegas, we often stay at the Flamingo because of price and location. You can't beat the location, right in the middle of the Strip. Go left or right, you won't be bored. The reservation agent was courteous. We had a spectacular view of the massive High Roller ferris wheel and the Sphere. (Incidentally, we saw the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. I give that 5 stars and say that is a must see.) Our room was clean and a decent size with 2 queen beds. On the downside, We are a family of 4 so I wish they had more outlets for our devices - free wifi for 2 devices, additional cost for more. Also, another chair would have been nice. There was no night table on my side of the bed. There was no coffee maker, no microwave, and the safe didn't work. All in all, however, I'll give the Flamingo a solid 3 1/2 stars, and have absolutely no problems staying here again in the future. read more

Our experience at the Flamingo was incredibly disappointing. Someone broke our car window in their parking garage during our stay. We filed a report with security, who were polite and tried to help, but they openly admitted they're severely short-staffed and under-resourced. Even worse, we found out there's only one security camera per floor in the garage--meanwhile, the casino floor is blanketed with thousands of cameras. It's clear guest safety isn't a priority. For your own security and peace of mind, I strongly recommend staying at a non-Caesars property and if you're a local go somewhere else! read more

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Affordable rooms. Flamingos outside! Conveniently located on the Vegas Strip. Part of Caesars Rewards. And has a new Vanderpump restaurant called Pinky's!!! This casino hotel has everything for a great price. They have 2 new pools, burlesque show, Rupauls Drag Race Show, Caesars Sportsbook betting, and once again real flamingos outside for the kiddos to enjoy. I like that it's right next to the Linq and other restaurants outside. If the High Roller is on your list, I'd stay here. Recommendation: Pink's by Vanderpump - bougie upscale girlie restaurant with beautiful cocktails, reservations recommended Note: Pet friendly, bring your pups! 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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Overall, we'd give it a (3/5). It was a very central location and in walking distance of many other casinos. The back alley is a great addition because you essentially have in-n-out in your backyard. The habitat is a cute little attraction where you can see flamingos, ducks, hummingbirds, a pelican (Bugsy), and water turtles! Just a ways is a waterfall as well (not pictured) for a cute photo op or early morning stroll and coffee drinking location. The rooms were decent, not terrible. Looked clean for the most part (forgot to take a picture). We had a few issues: one, not having our soaps filled before arrival two, not given enough towels for the amount of people on the reservation, three, needing to request service after already having done so and four, after getting serviced our sponges were placed on the floor, very frustrating moment. We understand it's a big hotel but it could've just ran a lot smoother had the room been prepared appropriately. In addition, we paid and requested for late check-out before arrival and I'm not sure if this is an every hotel occurrence but we were also not informed at check-in that we would need to reactivate our room keys. That was a minor inconvenience from having to wait for the elevators, to waiting in line and waiting to go back up to our room (30 minutes worth) that could've been avoided with just a simple "On the day of checkout come get your room keys reactivated after 11:00am, normal checkout time.". So, just keep these things in mind! You typically aren't in your room all that long and some things outweigh others but having the room prepared properly could've given them a higher review. 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

This outdated hotel on the LV Strip is still a decent destination. They have some awesome shows (Piff the Magic Dragon, Ru Paul, Wayne Newton, and a Burlesque show). I haven't stayed in any of the rooms here, but as a Casino, it's very lively and crowded and has that older Las Vegas charm. The Line Promenade is right outside the doors (the north side) and there are a ton of shops and eateries and drinkeries in the area. It's close to walk to some other casinos as well. It's worth a stop and probably a decent value if you want to stay in the mid-strip area. read more

I would not recommend that anyone stay here. Pool is very small! Also, they do not give a #^$! if you lose something. I have submitted the online request form as I was instructed to do, and uploaded pictures of the necklaces I left in the room & exactly where I left them. No luck finding them. I even called their lost & found directly and had to wait 3 days for a call back. The guy I spoke with said they hadn't been found but gave me a link to give more information. I uploaded exact pictures of necklaces, how much more information can I give?! When I said someone cleaning the room must have stolen them, his response was "Yup, well..." DO NOT STAY HERE! read more

First of all, I don't gamble nor drink, so I'm a far mismatch for this town. However, it was our class reunion destination so I went. Our group made arrangements with the Flamingo which quoted us great room rates. And even when our group didn't meet our quota, they still honored their initial quote. The room was clean, updated and I've no complaints. As far as I'm concerned, they did us right and I had a pleasant stay. Props to the hotel. read more

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This hotel is a little rundown. Stayed in the newer part and it was still rundown a bit and not super clean. You don't come here to relax. The pool was nice to hang out (family pool) and the staff was friendly. It was doable tho and the hotel grew on me through the stay. The best part was the wildlife habitat! I loved that! Flamingos and more! There are different types of restaurants in the hotel, right on the strip and the convenience of being able to walk to local attractions! Would I stay here again? Maybe. It depends. read more

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Clean and modern rooms, but terrible management and a complete refusal to refund money for a room upgrade that was never provided. We were 3 couples checking into this hotel, and every one of us had issues: 1. We couldn't even get into the hotel's parking -- it's only 6'6" tall, and our car was higher. We wasted about an hour trying to find parking nearby, but the only open lot was for employees. In the end we had to park 20 minutes away and walk. Why isn't the parking height listed anywhere on their website?? 2. The second couple paid extra for a room with a Strip view -- they didn't get it, and when they asked for a refund, the hotel simply refused. So basically they paid extra for nothing. 3. The third couple actually did get a Strip view, but instead of a king bed, there were two twin beds. Two twin beds for a married couple! The hotel also refused to change the room or refund the difference. So basically, every single one of us had problems. But we got lucky with a clean, new room -- it had a hair dryer, iron, and fridge. No coffee maker though. WiFi is only for 2 devices, any extra is about $15. There's no cell service in hotel so it might be a problem. We went to the GO Pool once but left quickly -- there were no available chairs. They only have one row of free loungers (no umbrellas, of course) and two rows of "premium" ones you have to pay for, which were mostly empty. It honestly feels like they're forcing people to pay extra. You can try going to the family pool instead -- there might be more free chairs. The pool itself is only waist-deep, so don't expect to actually swim, even though the water was nice and warm. Also, there's no hot tub in this hotel. The rooms themselves are fine, but I really don't recommend paying for any upgrades -- you'll just lose your money and get nothing in return. Oh, and definitely don't come here with a big car. read more

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We went to the RuPaul's Drag Race LIVE! at the Flamingo Las Vegas. It's definitely now top three favorite shows on the strip. It offers an engaging 90-minute performance featuring top queens! The night we attended 11/17 Asia O'Hara, Jaida Essence Hall, Daya Betty, and Morphine performed with host Jimbo! Their dynamic stage presence and stunning costumes made the night spectacular. The show provides a lively atmosphere with audience interaction,comedy, and beautiful stage performances. They delivered high-energy entertainment in a vibrant setting. We would definitely go again! read more

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I stayed here for 4 nights at the end of May 2026 for my anniversary, and I was extremely disappointed, for a lot of reasons (some minor, some I consider major). I'm not confrontational, and only complained about a few. Here's a list in no particular order -Self check in did not work -i called ahead the week before to request a room with no feather pillows, this was not provided. After 5 hours of driving I couldn't lay down until the pillows and bedding got replaced -Their system for charging food/drink/etc to the room was not working for the first two days, so I could not use my food credit (problems with that too) -The reservation was supposed to include $30 a day food credit. Once their system was back up, I found out that there was some error with the booking and I was not receiving that -For a few hours every day, there was a foul smell coming through the vents -The shower is half open with no curtain. We found out later you have to request a curtain. When we got one, it barely worked because it billowed - we still had to mop the floor after every shower -The johnny rockets that is advertised wasn't a full restaurant, it was a counter with a few seats in the food court. -Wilderness area didn't have seating One positive is that all their employees did their best to help when asked, but there wasn't much they were able to do. I complained about a few of these things at the check in desk (there was no guest services on the premises. I received a $50 food credit, but they couldn't do anything else. 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

This trip to Vegas I went to the Flamingo to see RuPaul's Drag Race Live, and let me tell you, the show was EVERYTHING. Total 5 stars! The queens slayed, the energy was off the charts, and it was honestly the highlight of the trip! Now the hotel... eehhh, not my favorite. But to be fair, I haven't stayed at the Flamingo in about 4 years, so I can't speak on the current rooms or service, I'll leave that to the more recent reviewers. But as for the casino and shopping area? Not bad at all. Theres a decent variety of things to do and a few other shows happening there, which is always a plus if you're bouncing around the Strip looking for entertainment. Honestly, if you're going to the Flamingo just for the Drag Race show, YAAAASSS. Worth it. But if you're considering staying there, maybe do a little research and check the most recent reviews before booking, to make sure it's the right fit for you read more

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This hotel offers those mobile check in kiosk but it is honestly useless. Guests who stays there are able to park there for a flat rate of $20 and would use their room key to leave the parking structure etc. However, in order to do this, you have to actually tell the front desk person and it doesn't apply if you do the mobile check in. What a hassle. What is the point of a mobile check in then if you still have to get in line for the other stuff to work? The rooms are decent however it is extremely old and outdated. There were rust in the bathrooms, dust all over the drawers. Drapes that barely worked. The floors were dirty. But if you're just there for a night then it will do its job. We did get a nice view of the strip and the Bellagio fountain so that was nice. read more

We stayed at the Flamingo Hotel and overall the experience was good. The location is very convenient, everything is close by, and the room was clean and comfortable. However, the bathroom had no extra amenities -- no cotton swabs, no dental kits, no ear sticks -- only shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and towels. The biggest disappointment was the "room with a view." We paid extra for it, but as you can see in the photo, our view was just the rooftop and another building blocking everything. We didn't try to change the room because the line at the front desk was extremely long and we were tired after the drive. It's just unfortunate that we paid extra for a view -- next time we would choose a regular room instead. read more

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Considering it's centrally located on the strip, the value to location ratio is amazing. Staff is very friendly and professional, and above average. Aerion checked me in and was very accommodating to my needs. Rooms are clean and simple. If you stay in a non GO room, they have fridges! Although many of them have not been serviced for a long time. See pictures for typical fridge condition. Otherwise it has everything one would desire of a Vegas strip casino. All the table games, slots, shows, etc. Yes Vegas is now pricy, but Flamingo relative to the rest of the strip is great value for it's amazing location and phenomenal service. read more

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An amazing view very affordable and loved the bathroom. Only thing I didn't like was bathroom was only one door so water was falling on floor. I would still give it a 10/10 read more

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I really love gambling here. Sure it's old but the Flamingo has been doing lots of renovations. It's classic Vegas if you ask me. The updated rooms are nice and so is the new pool. Also... check out the food court and Pinky's for dinner. 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

I stayed here many times before and it use to be my favorite hotel but the service was terrible. While playing a table games the server wouldn't even bring a bottled water , and were rude about it. The bathrooms in the casino were disgusting. I will never stay here again , if you are Caesar reward I recommend Paris or planet Hollywood. read more

This place is all about the location! Great view of the Strip and the Bellagio fountain show, which was definitely a highlight. The sheets were clean, so there's that. But everything else? Pretty disappointing. The room was dingy and run-down, with stained walls that made it feel less like a hotel and more like a college dorm. The hotel seems to mostly cater to loud college kids, which might be fine if that's what you're looking for - but not ideal for anyone else. Although I'm sure you're not in Vegas for a relaxing time, you do want a good night's rest - or at least a nice, clean space to unwind - and this place just doesn't deliver. They lure you in with "cheap" room rates, but then tack on a $50 daily resort fee, plus taxes and other random charges. By the time you check out, you're paying way more than the place is worth. Do yourself a favor: spend a little extra and stay somewhere else. You'll thank yourself later. read more

Located off the Las Vegas Bl on the strip in Las Vegas. I've been through here many times mainly walking through to beat the heat or cold. There have been lots of changes here since back in day. The layout can be confusing like most big Hotel/Casinos on the strip last few times I had to ask how to find a place or exit out. Overall one of the older Hotel/Casinos still standing on the strip in Vegas while others getting torn down I would say this is one of the OG 's still surviving. read more

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Before Covid I would go to Vegas all the time, at least every month, and I would sometimes stay at flamingo. Last 4 years I've come probably 3 times. I have to say Vegas has changed a lot and is getting worse and worse with pricing for anything, especially flamingo. Over the years I have stayed at flamingo and was always treated like a queen. Coming back to flamingo this week me and other guests were not treated well. I came to this hotel because it's on the strip, I've stayed here before, and the deal was great. Whelp, like some people have commented...You get treated like what you paid for. Let's start my complaining about flamingo.... I've read in other comments about valet. It is true. There are no signs to direct you. There used to be. We ended up parking in the area where the cabs were at looking like idiots because valet actually used to be there. No one told us anything. Then after 10 minutes we drove to the side and found it. No signs anywhere for valet. In the past we were able to check in an hour or 2 early without getting charged a fee. Now you have to wait until exactly 3:30 pm and get back in line or use the kiosk to check in. The lines were extremely ridiculous for both areas. Felt like I was waiting in the TSA line. But if you want to check in early to avoid those lines just pay $20 more. The best advice I can give to avoid being in the long lines is just get to a kiosk before anyone else and wait till your clock says 3:30. As we were waiting we got a drink. A bottle of beer $12. Beer used to be $4-6 bucks. So that wasn't helpful. When we got to our room we called the bell desk for our luggage to be brought up. I was on the phone waiting for someone to pick up, but after 20 minutes of waiting and trying to call through my own personnel phone I decided I'm just going to get my own dam bags. We went downstairs and saw we were not the only ones getting our bags. Many people were upset including us. I was so mad I didn't even tip the guy getting our luggage from storage. Let me talk about Starbucks..... omg a drink I paid $3 for I paid $7. This was never the case in the past. Yes I get it, it's Vegas we are going to spend a little more, but omg already screwing us with the amenities, now Starbucks. Oh boy. Lastly, there was the pool. They have two sides, which I have gone to in the past. You have the family pool and adult pool. In the past we as guests were able to sit anywhere except cabanas you had to pay. Now almost alllllll the lounge chairs except for the sitting chairs against the wall have a sign that says "rent me". Those start at $125 and you have to order something even if you don't want to or else you can't sit there. So why am I paying for resort fees for???? And having to pay more to sit somewhere by the pool.... Over all these kind of issues just proves why tourism is going down in Vegas. People are already struggling in the economy and are just trying to find good deals to get away, only to be slammed with over priced food, drinks, lounge chairs, etc. then get charged more for things we pay resort fees for. At the end I will not and don't recommend anyone stay at this hotel. But if you have a lot of patience and are willing to deal with everything mentioned then kudos to you. 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

I'll probably update this as the weekend goes on but first impression. $22 to check in 30 minutes early before their check-in time. I can sit and wait for 30 minutes and save the $22! Heck, it's probably gonna save me $100 so I'm not tempted to go in and play the tables with my luggage while I wait. So in a way it's actually saving me money, not to check in early lol read more

Just returned from a three night stay at the Flamingo. I admit, I was apprehensive upon booking. We were going with another couple and they were comped a free room. Since we were traveling and wanting to stay together, I had little choice but to book at the Flamingo... The price was great. I already had a Caesars account (which I never used before this visit), so I got a lower price on a king room. Check in was easy. I avoided the short line and used the kiosk. I went up to the room and it was nice. Color scheme looked like an ice cream parlor explosion of Neapolitan (Brown, White, Pink), but it was doable for our three nights. There were a couple items that were broken, but didn't detract from our visit (a reading lamp on my side of the bed...missing, and the TV in the bathroom mirror...at least I think it was a TV). Bed was comfortable. Room was clean. I guess there were no major issues. The casino/accompaniments were better than expected as well. About 10 years ago, while walking thru, it seemed extremely trashy. The trash was gone and it was quite nice. The pool area was outstanding. I believe it was newly remodeled, so that was a plus. Watch out though, it can get expensive if you try to book a cabana, daybed or other private spot. The price of the spot + minimum food/beverage purchase definitely adds up. Not a problem if you're with several friends, but can get pricey if you're by yourself or with another couple. We saved money by going on a Sunday, as opposed to Saturday. Drinks are still pricey. Unbeknownst to me, I did pay $50 for "large" drink at the swim up bar (there were no prices listed on the bar menu). This was my perspective. My buddy and his wife pre-checked in like we did. Like I said, I got my room immediately upon check in. His room wasn't ready @ 5pm. Really? It was finally ready at 9pm. That was some serious BS. read more

This was my first time back in 9 years. It was a pretty good experience. My girls loved the Flamingos, ducks, turtles and the pelican. I paid more for an executive room. It was a waste of money. Only slightly bigger than a regular room and really just the same room. Parking was fine. Pretty cool you don't even need your room key, the parking recognizes your vehicle. My complaint is literally the cost of EVERYTHING. Nickeled and dimed to death. If you have more than two devices in your room that need WIFI, you must pay an extra $15 a night per device. The rooms have no coffee maker or microwave, so you're forced to go to Starbucks and pay $12 for a drink. The pizza place in the food court used to be the bomb. It's not nearly as good as it used to be and costs 3 times as much as it did 9 years ago. Dropped $200 at the Gordon Ramsey Burger place for 4 burgers and a couple beers. Give me a break. It's really not just the Flamingo. The price gouging on the strip now is insane. Luckily right next to Flamingo is Stage Bar and mini mart. The mini mart has a Keurig and the coffee is great. Stage Bar is a great time and they have a special where you get a hot dog and Heineken for 5 bucks. I forgot to mention all the staff treated us very well. The cost of everything at the Flamingo is what was a real downer. read more

The Flamingo is Vegas history in neon and stucco. Bugsy Siegel's ghost still lingers in the pink glow -- the original gangster's dream of a desert palace. Today, though, it's less mob fantasy and more nickel-and-dime reality. The rooms are affordable by Strip standards, and the location is unbeatable -- you can stumble from your door into the heart of Las Vegas in minutes. But the romance stops at the check-in desk. Early arrival? Fee. Late check-out? Fee. Want a bottle of water? That'll cost more than a drink at the bar. And the food court? Outrageous. Pizza, burgers, even coffee are marked up like they're serving caviar. Bugsy might have built the place to skim off the tables, but the modern Flamingo skims you one overpriced bite at a time. Still, there's something undeniably Vegas about it. The flamingos out back, the gardens, the glow of history -- you can almost feel the weight of the past. It's not glamorous, but it's convenient, cheap(ish), and soaked in lore. If you're looking for luxury, look elsewhere. If you just want a crash pad with a story, this one still carries Bugsy's fingerprints. read more

Ehhh man I really wanted to love this hotel but it came up short. Positives: - Location is great, right in the middle of everything - There is a monorail stop at the hotel (about 7 minute walk from the lobby) - Room is a good size - Bed was comfortable - It was quiet, couldn't hear any outside noise, and I liked my upgraded STRIP view - There is a starbucks and convenience store inside the hotel (But they are WICKEDLY overpriced, I'm talking a girl in front of me paid $19 for a toothbrush and travel sized toothpaste) - There is a fridge Negatives: - Looks like they wanted to update the rooms but didn't finish? The paint in the bathroom was super runny/badly done (lots of white spots under the pink), there were lights on the ceiling that didn't turn on, a screen and speaker in the bathroom that didn't work/turn on, etc - towel and furniture had random mystery stains on them? - one of the pillows smelled weird The place has potential, I think they just need to shut down the rooms that aren't finished. Either that, or they have horrible quality control and didn't check what was working before they let people book. read more