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Question in black type - Answer from our Readers in blue type
#1. What casino is the
best? Why?
* I really enjoy the Stratosphere when I go to
"Sin City". The restaurant on top is great, and the bar that
sits above the restaurant is the best place in town to sip a nice dry
martini, and take in the best view in the city. Jim Maass
* The best casino is The
Luxor casino. Rationale: large variety of table and
slot games, great air conditioning (so the cigarette smoke isn't bad for
us non-smokers, even at midnight), great coffee shop, great
staff. Peter Jarman
* Rio is #1. Upbeat,
friendly, and new machines. Jeffery
Fox
* Best Location, Best Price, Fair Food price!
Imperial Palace! Dan Spreng
* Without a doubt, it has to be the Rio Suite Hotel
and Casino. The rooms are great and spacious, nicely decorated, quite
comfortable, and every room has a great view. The staff is extremely
friendly, and courteous. D
Robin
* Gold Nugget. They have a
large number of games/machines so you can always find what you are looking
for. Plus they have the friendliest, most cordial people working there --
from the dealers, to the waitresses to the pit bosses.
Richard Pinter
* I have a lot of favorite
hotels. The Bellagio just blows me away. My second choice would be the
Caesars and my third Golden Nugget. Chris Mather
* The best casino by far is the
Luxor. It is big enough to be big, but not so big you get lost. The
hosts are very friendly, the staff is very courteous and the wait staff
actually return within 10 min. of ordering a drink. I consider myself a
novice on table games so I was a little uneasy playing them. When I did
muster the courage to do so, the dealers actually walked me through the
games and explained when, why and how to do things.
Keith Squier
* Harrah's Lower room rates and
you can walk to all the big $ casinos CASS106
* Best Las Vegas Casino is at Imperial Palace because
they have an extremely
liberal
comp policy. Tuck MN
* My husband and I love Rio because of the
spectacular view.
Very
are very friendly. Jules Zimmer
* We have stayed at the Imperial Palace 5 times this
year and have another
trip scheduled for December.
They have a very liberal comp
policy. "It is cheaper for me to fly to Las Vegas and
stay a week at the Imperial Palace than to drive two hours to Atlantic
City for a weekend. Clean
rooms, immaculate. Smoke is kept to an
absolute minimum.
The dealers are very nice and extremely friendly.
Doug
Phillips
* The best casino in my opinion is the Riviera,
everyone is real friendly. They
have great entertainment. I've stayed there
several times and will continue to do so, I love
everything
about the Riviera!!!!! Shirley Patterson
* Sam's Town, it is laid back
and comfortable with pleasant surroundings. Robert
Hoffman
* Rio, Fitzgerald's, and O'Shea's .
I know that is a strange combo. But, They always
want you to have fun, even
if you aren't gambling at the time. Doug Shields
* Mandalay Bay. Its so
classy Jerryabu
* Golden Nuggett easy access, reasonable rates, rooms
are above norm. Restaurants
have excellent menu with prices to match, hotel staff have always
been friendly. Robert Jones
#2. What casino is the
worst? Why?
* Excalibur - dark, dreary atmosphere; machines
volume levels set WAY too loud; slots don't pay back often enough to keep
your interest! Sharon
Kempf
* Worst casino = Excalibur. Noisy, crowded, too
many kids, decor looks cheap. Peter Jarman
* The Rio. I stayed the night there last month and must have played for at
least 3 hours. Within that 3 hours I did not win anything! Not a dollar!
Not even a "blank blank blank" on a slot. I tried to ask a
casino employee which tables were doing well or which machines were paying
out. He looked at me and walked away. Great food, bad casino
experience. Keith Squier
* New York New York-- The casino is too dark and to
confining. It gives you an intimidating feeling. D
Robin
* My worst is Circus Circus.
The screaming kids and the smoke are the problems here. Chris Mather
* Riviera is disappointing. They have reduced their
comp. programs and their machines are not the newer more up to date
machines. Jeffery Fox
* Gold Spike Casino. Hands
down. This is the darkest, smoke-filled, cheapest casino I have ever
seen. Richard Pinter
* ALL Downtown
Casinos! Dan Spreng
* Bally's Robimson1
* By far Circus Circus is the worst Casino in Las Vegas.
Too many children. At 3:00 am and
there were children asleep against the walls and on the slot machines.
I had left a tray from room service in the hall
for pickup 8 hours earlier. Two little kids were
going through my leftovers because mommy and
daddy had not come back from the casino to feed
them! I called security. They told me that
essentially it was "not their problem!"
Doug Phillips
* MGM Grand - too big - too
many kids running around! Jules Zimmer
* Circus Circus &
Excalibur . too many kids!! Shirley
Patterson
* Sassy Sal's, downtown don't waste your time all they
want is your money.
They try to hustle you
right off the street with gimmicks. Robert Hoffman
* Sassy Salley's
Rip off artists
Doug Shields
* MGM Because
its crowded with tour bus people, noisy, low class PETER JARMAN
* Imperial Hotel. Poor valet service, elevators are
slow and few in number,
long
distance from front door to room. The oriental clients outnumber
everyone and their manners can irritate the customer. Robert Jones
* The worst casino in Vegas? Fitzgerald's! RUDEST
staff in Las Vegas. I have NEVER been treated
well in this casino, and I stop in during each visit
just to "check around." Nothing
ever changes. I have never encountered ONE friendly face in
Fitzgerald’s. When the agents at the slot card desk snap at you, the dealers
yell at you, and the change people try to short-change you, that tells
me that Fitzgerald’s doesn’t give a damn about my business. This sort
of service is absolutely inexcusable in a customer-oriented city such as
Las Vegas. And the decaying, giant leprechaun out front does its part to
scare children of all ages. Louisa
Moore
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