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The Red Rock Casino Resort Spa was named for the majestic Red Rock Mountains at the foot of the resort(TM)s 70 acres of stunning natural desert landscape, in Las Vegas. Paying homage to the elegant desert oasis resorts of the mid- 20th century, the feel of red Rock is classic, cool Las Vegas. Exotic woods, marble, crystal and fabrics adorn each room, and accent the spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip or the Red Rock mountains. The casino is revolutionary, with natural light and an impressive array of game options, the spa is the epitome of tranquility, the dining is an epicurean(TM)s delight; in short, Red Rock offers everything you seek in Vegas, and much more.
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa
11011 W Charleston Blvd
Las Vegas, Nevada
89135
Nearest Airport: LAS
Don’t know if we like to get too far from the strip but if you do this maybe your best option. Went here for a pre event and it was quite good. If you love the energy of the strip this probably isn’t your best option. If you like a more quiet laidback environment it is probably one of the best.
cannonater - Salt Lake City, Utah
Beautiful rooms. A tub to die for. The best pool area & pool food. The restaurants are delicious. Parking is convenient. We keep returning each year. The view of red rock canyon is beautiful!
Inspire2922
1 star. This hotel is NOT kid-friendly despite what reviews claim. The pool area felt like a full-on day club—blaring club music, packed beyond capacity, and waitresses in string bikinis with thongs. Completely inappropriate for families. We couldn’t even find a chair, and they allow non-guests to use the pool, which makes it even more overcrowded. The room experience was just as bad—our sink wouldn’t drain, towels were limited, and the entire hotel smells like smoke from the casino. Food service took hours and the quality was poor. For how expensive this place is, it’s honestly unacceptable. We will not be returning.
611lianal - Layton, Utah
Stayed here for 2 nights on our way back from Zion. Figured a little downtime at this resort after camping would be a little treat. We ended up barely leaving the room. I booked this thru a JetBlue Vacation package because it was flagged as “Kiddo approved”. I feel terrible dragging my kid through the smoke-filled casino floor to get to the more kid friendly section that has the food court, arcade, movies and bowling. We opted to eat elsewhere because of the smell of smoke everywhere. I don’t want to inhale smoke while we are eating. There is no fridge or coffee maker in the room - while not a deal breaker for adult travel, kind of stinks with kids. I’m not going to leave my sleeping kid or wake them up to go downstairs and grab Starbucks. Overall, I’d say this is fine for adult travel. But with kids 12 and under or anyone with asthma - I wouldn’t book here again.
Elayne B - Boston, Massachusetts
The Casino smell was a mixture of old pot, new pot, with a hint of crap added in - it was disgusting. You get used to it after a while. But we went off property for dinner and lunch and had to come back to that every time. The drinks at the lobby bar and the service were absolutely horrible. I ordered a bourbon up, and it was the color of water with a few drops of bourbon. My wife complained about her drink being watered down before I got a chance. $38 for colored water. The breakfast at the Lucky Penny??? was actually very good and the only place in the hotel where you got great service. The bed was worn out and bowed from use.
Dale H - Phoenix, Arizona
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