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Question in black type - Answer from our Readers in blue type
(Two Questions
Below)
#1. What Casino has the
friendliest employees? Why?
* The people at the Mirage have always
impressed us as being the friendliest group we encountered in Las Vegas.
They seem well trained and happy
to be working at the Mirage. The staff at the Orleans would rate a
good second. William Martin
* I think that Harrah's has
the friendliest people working for them. In all the years we have been
going to Las Vegas we have never had a bad experience with anyone who
works for the casino. Not only have we not had a bad experience but the
personnel go out of their way to welcome you and make every minute of your
stay an enjoyable one. Abe Kraus
* My family likes the
friendly treatment we receive at The Orleans. M. Sorenson
* I like Sahara's Casino
employee's. But only there Casino employee's. All eating places in that
hotel the people are rude. But the pit bosses and dealers are very nice.
MGM people are a little stiff. stardust people are nice Bally's is nice.
Caesars's are nice. Venetion are very nice. Circus Circus staff are nice
Stratosphere people are not very friendly. Jaye Criswell
* I think that Sahara has the friendliest- and
funniest employees. The dealers are always smiling- never serious like the
dealers of other casinos. To me, I have the most fun whether I am winning
or losing at the tables at Sahara. I think it has a lot to do with the $1
blackjack tables. They keep things less serious. Marisa Ryan Smith
* The best and friendliest is
one of the smallest O' SHEAYS. Sabrecoach
#2. What Casino has the NON
friendliest employees? Why?
* The Bellagio Hotel seems
to have people working for them that fit the hotel's public image--snobby
and supercilious. During a visit I asked a floor employee where the ladies
room was. She motioned vaguely across the casino and said "over
there." It took me 4 tries until I found someone who could be more
specific and actually seemed willing to help. The slot machine
attendant--when I finally found one--seemed annoyed that I would bother
her for information about how a particular slot was played. She told me
that all I had to do was read the printout on the machine. I took my money
and left. I don't consider it a privilege to be able to play in a hotel's
casino, no matter how glitzy the surroundings. When I risk my money a
hotel ought to feel privileged that I am playing there and treat me
accordingly. Abe Kraus
* Without a doubt, the Staff
at the Rio struck us as the least friendly people in any hotel we have
been to in any city. Our stay at the Rio will most be remembered for the
"Why are you bothering me" attitude of everyone from the front
desk to the security personnel. The cocktail servers were uniformly surly,
and the slot club people were comatose! Never again! William
Martin
* The most unfriendly was the
MGM Sabrecoach
* I think the employees at the Hard Rock Hotel are by
far the rudest. I love the music and decor of the place but I am real
turned off by the attitude of the employees. The people here know that they
will always do a good business no matter what and it shows. It is like going
to a club that only lets in a people with a certain kind of look. That is
how you are made to feel are there. David Tse
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