Not wildly impressed given the price, BUT - check in staff was kind and helpful. This is not the best hotel to bring children, if you're thinking of that, there's really nothing here for them, but then again, Vegas is mostly for adults. Insanely busy, but understandable for the weekend. Pros: Centralized location with exit to walking alley of the LINQ with a ton of bars and restaurants Studio suite was spacious, and views from the top floor were awesome Fairly clean with a good ventilation system, so it doesn't reek of cigarettes Decent on-site dining choices with a coffee shop Modern design as long as you're staying in the Habitat Tower/Renovated Kind of easy to navigate because the hotel is on the smaller size (small lobby, just go up one escalator and the check in desk is right there) Found the beds quite soft and comfortable, but this can be a con depending on your sleeping preference Shower Pressure was fantastic but con listed below AC was cool and working well, but did not seem to cool below 70. So if you're running hot, it might not be cold enough - however, this is in a little suite, not to mention everything in Vegas is running at max AC right now. Cons: Not easy to navigate to. Parking instructions were difficult and could not determine that you should rather drive through the parking lot through Vanderpump hotel to access Check-in/Checkout machines were not working, so better to just do it on your app Despite being in a studio suite, I would think at least water would be available in the room, even for charge. Actual garage entrance is just STUPID, because anything higher than a little SUV would scrape the hanging sign - could not park our Ram truck here even with putting the truck on the lower setting. Overall, parking situation is silly and wound up parking in the Vanderpump lot the whole time because it was a pain to get into the Flamingo lot, and we couldn't even if we wanted to because the entrance is short Bathroom - New and renovated, the half shower glass with a half curtain that doesn't touch the floor made things potentially dangerous because even with the shower head pointed toward the wall and trying to be cautious, the water goes outside to the floor because the shower curtain is short, and the lip of the shower is low. DUMB. No microwave option at all even to rent (I heat up an eye mask for my dry eyes and it would have been nice to be able to use it, even if I had to go to the lobby) High resort fee given in my opinion given what it is Depending on what entrance/exit side you come from, you'll be lead right out to the strip, where you can smell pee or weed, but I guess, nothing you can do Marijuana could be smelled all throughout the hotel, which I guess you can't stop, but if you're concerned, it's something to think about. Again - not impressed. I guess they were less expensive in the realm of staying here on a weekend, but perhaps next time will just bite the bullet and stay at the Aria or Caesar's. 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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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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I didn't stay here, and I NEVER will! One of the last old-school hotel/casinos on the strip, I attended a book launch party at one of the restaurants. Unfortunately, walking around the casino, I found it lacking the old glamour it once had. It smelled of smoke and old musty cigarettes, yuck! Another minus is the fact that you can't get cell phone service inside!! You'll have to go outside completely, and summon an Uber/Lyft in their ride share pick up area! What a pain!!!! So, beware of spotty cell service inside the whole Flamingo resort! The casino had a lively atmosphere, and had very long room check-in lines! Thank goodness, I wasn't staying here! This rundown hotel is now a sad memory, unfortunately! Bugsy and Meyer's Steakhouse is the only reason I would go back to the Flamingo! That steakhouse has decent food! The Resort does get great entertainers! I saw Wayne Newton and Olivia Newton-John perform years ago, here! Excellent shows! Customer service was unbearable! I'm being generous with my 3-star rating of this review! I'd hate to see the condition of their hotel rooms!! The Flamingo is a sad NO!!! 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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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

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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Overall not a terrible place to stay as it is right on the strip. However the rooms are a bit deceiving. The toilet seat in our room looked nasty and was all peeling. There were multiple paint chips throughout the room and a hole where I'm assuming the cables for the tv use to go. Also the kiosks that are available for check in were not working so we had to wait in a very long line to check in. The staff however was nice and there is the casino downstairs. It is right next to the linq as well. read more

Very disappointed with the service from an employee named Thrash. We waited patiently to order, but felt we were treated differently than other customers. After I paid for our drinks, he rudely told us to move. When I asked for a second, he moved my drink and refused to hand it to me, saying, "If you want it, you need to move." The interaction was disrespectful and left us feeling we were treated differently because of our race. I hope management addresses this and ensures all customers are treated with respect. 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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Price gouging! This is just one of the many reasons I've been avoiding spending my money in Vegas since Covid. I didn't stay at the Flamingo but gambled here, I got thirsty, went into a store there, and this happened! I've seen videos, watched the news and knew Vegas was ripping people off. If it's not a $50.00 nasty pepperoni pizza at New York New York, it's $8.00 bottles of Gatorade at the Flamingo. Oh, and let's not forget $25.00 to park in the casino parking lots, when back in 2016 it was free! To the average person, Vegas is out to rip us off and drive us away in favor of what they call "whales", or big spenders. Covid started all this. Sources say that although foot traffic is down on the strip, revenue is up. Figure that out. Save your money and stay away from this place!!! read more

Flamingo Las Vegas - Price Gouging !!!!!! Two Gatorade drinks from one of the small stores located inside the casino. - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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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I had a terrible experience with the reception staff. I have been coming here for the past three to four years. I live with a disability--claustrophobia--and yes, it is a valid disability. I faint if I am in an elevator. Every year, I willingly pay extra for a room on a lower floor to avoid this issue, and I have always been completely fine with that. This year, after paying for an early check-in, the receptionist assigned me a room in the Spa Tower. I specifically asked her if the internal emergency stairs would give me access to my floor so I could go up and down safely, just like I have done for the past three years without health complications. I ended up wasting over two hours crying. Not only did the stairs fail to give me access to my floor, but after paying for both an upgrade and early check-in, I discovered that the emergency stairs I took did not even lead to the Spa Tower. I had to wait in line at the front desk all over again, where the staff made excuses and lied to me. They told me security would need to escort me upstairs, yet no one directed me to a guard or offered to call one. When I finally found a security guard myself after 35 minutes, he didn't even know how to get me upstairs. I had multiple panic attacks and cried uncontrollably, yet no one was willing to help me. I even asked for assistance inside the VIP check-in lounge, but I was treated like a burden rather than a guest. I am deeply disappointed. I wasted my money, time, and energy. I have been a loyal customer who visits multiple times a year, often bringing friends and family. After this experience, none of us will ever step foot in this hotel again. I would have much preferred honesty and transparency right from the start, rather than being bounced back and forth like a ping-pong ball. To make matters worse, when I went back to the front desk for the second time and asked who I should turn to if I ran into more issues, the girl simply told me she was about to go on her lunch break. She said that if I needed help, I would have to wait another hour for her to return--after I had already wasted two hours trying to sort this out 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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Went there for my son's wedding. The wedding was perfect minus the Vegas heat haha the grounds were beautiful 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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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

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 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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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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I just want to cry right now at 12:44am Checked in around 7:23pm walked into our room at 7:31pm rushing to used the restroom to my surprised there was fences (gagging) I tried flushing it and not everything flashed (crying) so I decided to take a picture. The sliding doors were disgusting as if a dirty wet hand touched it and black dripping down the door a simple wiped did the job. We were awarded we were not renting the newest hotel but we didn't expect a dirty room. We talked to front fest they were able to upgrade us to a different room. We decided to have dinner at the Habana Restaurant we left and walk the alley outside the hotel we about 40 mins we notice we had left our key in the table, we rashes back when we came back the waiter had left, the manager called his phone to asked him where he had left the key and he never answer or returned our key to a manager or front desk. We had to go get a new key with the fear of what if anyone had gone to our room. Things didn't end there, once we settle we wanted to shower before bed in the "upgraded" room for again another surprise the shower didn't worked now I'm sitting waiting for someone to come and CHECK while we're falling asleep and in need of a shower, we attempted to turn it on after many attempts we got it to worked got tired of waiting for someone to come checked!! Sometime it's best to pay a little more for a better quality and no issues, headaches, anger and stress this supposed to be a relaxing weekend ( tears of anger) read more

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The housekeeping was awful. They came and cleaned if you call it that. Made one bed and not the other. It was still dirty. I didn't like it At all 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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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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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

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

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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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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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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I had to call 4 times for a shower chair. I booked a disabled room as I am an amputee. Their service was horrible.

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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Stayed there over 4th of July weekend, it was epic. The energy on Friday and Saturday night was crazy. World Cup and 4th of July, truly sad it won't happen again for another four years. Stayed in habitat tower, in a newer flamingo executive room; view of the sphere on 27th floor, it was sick. For a little extra, executive room has full couch, and about 100 sq ft more per room. It's certainly dumb they don't have doors in their showers, and only half glass, but not the biggest issue in the world. Comfy bed, desk and dining table for two; also had hdmi outlet that connected to tv, so I was able to plug in my fire stick and watch my shows at bed time. Our elevator bank was like 50 yards from linq promenade entrance, truly an amazing location. We saved so much eating and drinking at the Linq promenade, especially during happy hour. In and out burger on the late night tip was top notch, and Tilted Kilt was great to watch the soccer games at. The casino was not as busy as I thought it would be, and that really is Vegas now in a lot of other places I saw. But, there was a good crowd later at night, and the table minimum for my craps game was only $15. The food hall is right off the casino, and I just wish they had more options that weren't American food, and I am American lol. Johnny Rockets, Nathan's hot dogs, wing zone, auntie Ann's, and Bonannos pizza. I ate at all of them except Auntie Ann's, and all were very good. But, I can't believe they don't have an Asian or tacos/Mexican restaurant in the food court. The worst thing they did was close Carlos and Charlie's to make room for more casino floor space. Barely any people playing in that section where restaurant was replaced, and tacos are greater than slot machines, always. Go pool was pretty cool, DJ playing the whole time. DJ Calle was my favorite; perfect mix of house and hip hop. Only downside is I thought the pool would be bigger, as a lot of its space is taken up by private pools with daybeds/cabanas in 3 other areas. I'd say half of these lounger chairs were empty, but you couldn't sit in them; we had to settle for regular chairs, meh. I got invited into a private pool, and it was cool, but too expensive for only being there for 3-4 hours; as it's $200 for a daybed, with a minimum food and beverage spend of $300. Again not enough lounger chairs; had to settle for regular chairs :( Didn't see a lot of flamingos, but some guy did try to strangle one recently. All in all, I would stay at the Flamingo again for its amazing location on the strip, and close proximity to Linq promenade. By no means is this a "luxury" hotel; it is definitely a solid 3 star hotel that has been recently updated. It's also more suited for adults, definitely not children, which I like. I did the Vegas experience, and ate and drank a good amount. I gambled or stayed out late every night; the room was definitely just a place to sleep for me. The two biggest complaints about the room were that you could definitely hear the music from go pool vibrating through your room, even at 27 stories up where my room was. It cuts off at 6pm, but starts at 9am unfortunately. Also, the thermostat was set to 65 when I checked in room, and I just left it in fear of breaking it. It definitely felt like 70-72 degrees, but I didn't mind it. Again, not luxury, but fit our needs of balling on a budget. Semi-updated room, amazing view of sphere and high roller, with clean sheets, fresh towels, and comfy bed. People told me Flamingo is a vibe, and it's 100% true read more

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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There are so many positives we can list but if you are counting on the Host's words or the attitude of the change or check-in to get you through, you'll be very disappointed by the straight up lies and run around. They'll guarantee free play that doesn't exist. Now the hotel, we were hooked up with an incredible view, a comfortable bed, small fridge, water, and the 22nd floor offered us so much. The pool was seriously standing room only and people were careless with everyone else's property. Pool was was super fun. We met some excellent folk and had a ball! Sadly they closed it right when the temp was good for hanging but they want you on the floor. read more

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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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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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