Gold Coast Resort Pool

Recently visited the Gold Coast Resort Pool in Las Vegas and was disappointed by the overwhelming smell of cigarette smoke. The scent was reminiscent of a dirty ashtray and was off-putting. In the past, the pool area had a more pleasant aroma, but this time, it was not enjoyable. The strong smell of smoke made the experience less than ideal, and I don't think I will be returning in the future.

During our visit to Gold Coast Resort in Las Vegas, we had the pleasure of dining at the Cornerstone Steak House and exploring their impressive bowling alley. The bowling alley boasts an impressive 70 lanes, while the steakhouse offers a luxurious dining experience with delicious food and exceptional service from our waiter.

Recently stayed at Gold Coast Resort Pool in Las Vegas for a short break. The casino was average, nothing too special. The food options were limited, as is common with Boyd properties, but luckily I had a car to explore other dining options. The room was a bit dated, but housekeeping did an excellent job keeping it clean. Security was friendly, although perhaps a little too vigilant at times. There were some homeless individuals in the casino, but they didn't bother me much. I just navigated around them. The clientele seemed a bit eccentric, with one individual behaving erratically while watching a sports game. I played video poker during my stay, but unfortunately Boyd does not offer any comps for video poker players. This was disappointing and makes me hesitant to recommend any Boyd property in the future. It's a shame because the Suncoast and surrounding area is actually quite nice. Next month, I'll be trying my luck in Laughlin and Mesquite, where video poker players are still highly valued. Overall, my experience at Gold Coast Resort Pool was just okay, and I likely won't be returning.