Rio

During our recent visit to Las Vegas, we decided on the Rio, and it turned out to be a solid choice. The pool area and the level of service stood out to us. The dining options at the food court were satisfactory, and the friendly staff added to the pleasant experience. Plus, with the rates being quite fair and it being just a 20-minute stroll from the Strip, it was very convenient. We left very satisfied and would certainly consider returning to the Rio for future trips. It’s a place I'd suggest to fellow travelers as well!

I had some reservations about staying at Rio in Las Vegas due to various reviews I encountered online. However, despite not booking a renovated room, my experience turned out to be delightful without any problems. The room was spacious and tidy, which was the most important aspect for me, even though it had some outdated features. Plus, we were treated to a nice view of the strip. For the floors 1-20, there were 3 out of 4 working elevators, and the wait times never exceeded 5 minutes, even with other guests around. The dining options were impressive, Kiss Mini Golf was a blast, and the casino offered a variety of gaming activities. The rideshare pickup point was easily accessible and provided seating while we waited. Parking was convenient, with two parking garages and a large lot available. Although the strip is about a mile away, we chose to take an Uber for convenience. Overall, I had a wonderful stay and am eager to return, hopefully in a renovated room next time to see the updates they've made.

High praise for the newly renovated rooms at Rio in Las Vegas. The design is incredibly tasteful. For the price, you receive excellent value with a suite featuring a very spacious living area, complete with a pull-out sofa and a double sink. Now, about the new shower: it's equipped with a clever glass cutout that allows you to turn it on without getting wet. However, the glass panel could be larger, as some water does splash out. Despite this minor issue, considering the overall experience and value, it's still deserving of a 5-star rating.

We choose this hotel for its semi-truck parking, which is very convenient. Our recent visit was much improved compared to previous stays. We booked one of the renovated rooms, which was a significant upgrade from the older Masquerade Tower. While the wait at check-in can be lengthy, using the kiosk speeds up the process considerably. Unfortunately, the wait for the elevator was also long since only one of the four was operational, leading to overcrowding. Opting for an upgraded room is definitely worth it for a better experience. Overall, the hotel is nice, though some areas could benefit from updates.

We would definitely stay at Rio in Las Vegas again. Its location off the Strip was a positive for us as we were traveling with young children. The bell service was excellent, promptly delivering our bags to the room, with tipping customary. The room itself was exceptionally spacious and clean. The elevators were functioning well, with no long waits, unlike some other hotels in the area. The short walk from the entrance to the elevators meant we didn't have to navigate much of the casino. Overall, we had a wonderful stay, and it was the perfect place to celebrate Christmas.

I had the opportunity to stay at the Rio in Las Vegas as a complimentary casino room, and with that in mind, I'd say the hotel was not too bad compared to the other hotels I typically frequent. The check-in process was straightforward, and room keys were provided about two hours before the standard check-in time. The casino offers a wide selection of machines and tables for gaming enthusiasts. Additionally, the hotel features diverse areas, including a stage, two theaters, shops, restaurants, a pool, and a food court. With recent renovations evident in the updated furnishings and decor, the room felt refreshed. While the Rio is located off the Las Vegas Strip, it is about a 20-minute walk over the bridge, conveniently positioned in front of Caesars Palace. Would I choose to stay here again? Probably not, but if you find a complimentary offer or are searching for a more affordable accommodation that still offers casinos and entertainment, the Rio can be a great choice.