Name: Eldorado Reno – A Caesars Rewards Destination
Address: Reno, United States
Rating: 8

United States

Las Vegas

Atlantic City

Reno

Stateline

Laughlin

This hotel is located right on the Las Vegas Strip, making it a popular tourist attraction and quite bustling. Given the price, my expectations for the room weren't high, but I think it offers good value for money. 500 RMB+ per night plus the resort fee is quite affordable, and it's convenient to walk everywhere. I'd definitely recommend it for those on a budget!

time visitors
• Prime ***** location
• Iconic views (Eiffel Tower, Arc)
• Easy access to everything
• Classic “Vegas fantasy” atmosphere

If you want the postcard version of Las Vegas, this works.

🤔 Less ideal for frequent Vegas travelers
• Rooms feel older compared to newer luxury resorts
• Experience is more themed than refined
• Not the quietest or most exclusive option

If you’ve stayed at places like Wynn Las Vegas or The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, this may feel mid-tier.

Final take:
Great for the “Vegas experience.”
Not necessarily for the “Vegas upgrade.”

Cleanliness: They don't proactively clean every day, but the room facilities are still decent.

Ambiance: Extremely convenient. Flamingo is right across the street, and it has a strip with plenty of food and drink options.

Service: Many say it's bad, but I found it to be quite good. I encountered a slightly heavier-set staff member. The first time, I booked a suite. It was too big. The next day, I wanted to change rooms but was too lazy to bother. I went up with the new room key for 5 minutes, then went back down to tell her I just wanted a standard room so I wouldn't have to change rooms again for the rest of my stay. She sorted it out for me directly; I didn't even have to come back down to return the old room key.

Gym: Too basic, old, and far away. It didn't feel safe to go.

You can walk directly from the ground floor lobby to The Parisian Macao's lobby. There's a whole world to discover inside, definitely worth exploring.

I booked a room for 4 nights/5 days and not even once our room has been serviced by the housekeeping. I have to call the customer service to request a day before we check out to get our towels re-stock and our room to be cleaned. Also, the worst part is we can’t even connect to the Wi-Fi properly. My husband has to call their customer service every single day to manually connect our phones to their internet. 
(Note: room didn’t have fridge too).

Harrahs Las Vegas – Decent Location, Mixed Experience
The room itself was acceptable – not exceptional, but functional. Housekeeping did a solid job on the floors and bathroom, though some less-trafficked areas showed dust. The room felt a bit dated, and the closet placement inside the bathroom was an unusual design choice. We stayed on the 50th floor of the Mountain Tower, which sounds great in theory, but the street-level music from the ***** can boom all the way up and make falling asleep a challenge. One night there was an unidentified scraping/mechanical noise that persisted through the night and really disrupted our sleep. The beds were comfortable enough, and I particularly liked the pillows.
The standout feature is genuinely the location – centrally positioned on the ***** with easy walking access to the Venetian and other nearby properties. If you're using Harrah's primarily as a base for exploring the *****, it serves that purpose well.
The ****** itself is a different story. Low ceilings and what felt like poor ventilation make the smoke situation noticeably worse than other ***** ******* – non-smokers should be aware. Check-in had a fairly long wait; the self-service kiosks weren't functioning, so everyone was funneled to the desk. That said, the front desk agent who helped us was friendly and efficient.
Bottom line: Solid ***** location at a reasonable price point, but go in with modest expectations on the room quality and ****** atmosphere.

Planet Hollywood Review

The hotel's facilities are visibly aging, showing signs of wear and tear, but its outstanding location more than makes up for it. It's incredibly convenient for both shopping and catching a show.

The room size is ample, so you won't feel cramped, and the view is quite good. I tipped the front desk staff $40 to help me upgrade my room, and after the upgrade, I had a direct view of the fountains across the street, which was absolutely spectacular.

Overall, it was a very good experience. If you're not too concerned about the age of the hotel's facilities and prioritize location, space, and view, then this hotel would be a suitable choice.

The hotel itself is quite nice, and the room was very spacious. As a solo traveler, I was given a room with two large beds. The only downsides were that one of the beds had chewing gum stuck to the sheets, and there's absolutely no complimentary water provided – you have to buy all your bottled water.

Awesome customer service from Danny at Nobu. 
First time staying at Nobu in Caesar’s and got a free upgraded room. Was only there for a night since I had a flight in the morning but had a pleasant experience. Definitely worth checking out the place. Room was awesome. Definitely look forward to returning next time. 

It was amazing! It was clean the people were so nice and professional. Would definitely recommend 👌

Even though it's an older hotel, the rooms were spotlessly clean and well-maintained. They came fully equipped with essentials like a hairdryer, coffee maker, and a safe. The room was spacious and offered a pleasant view. The hotel breakfast was a fantastic surprise – excellent quality and great value for money, truly exceeding my expectations. My only minor complaint is that the Chinese restaurant's operating hours were a bit limited.

Everything was very nice in Atlantic City. My girlfriend and I had a great time. The hotel was clean. There was lots to do with the ****** and very good dining would highly recommend.

The sea view room has a view of the sea. The hotel is owned by a Japanese internet celebrity restaurant in New York. The ingredients are high-end and simple, and there are marble bathrooms. There are also disposable slippers in the room, which is available in high-end hotels. The coffee inside is made with very good coffee beans, and there are two Japanese chocolates, which are LAX brand. Check-in is in a specific room, and tea is also available.

Circus Circus is Reno in all its clowny glory is loud, chaotic, and unapologetic. The rooms are basic but clean with hot showers, decent WiFi, and beds good enough after a night downstairs.

The real draw is the carnival atmosphere: kids blasting clown heads with water pistols while parents chase slot machines, blackjack tables running past midnight, and food stands that keep you fueled when the clock stops mattering.

It’s not luxury. It’s not quiet. But if you want Reno at full volume with lights flashing, prizes falling, and nostalgia dripping with cheap thrills then this is the place.

As we flow in, we arrivedd around 7pm , checked in and had some dinner. It was fine. As we were walking around trying to get acclimated with the hotel. We were approached by a security officer named Rose. She really told us we were on private property and if we were not to be gaming, we had to leave the premises. We were also shocked by her demeanor and unprofessionalism that we were stunned. As we were walking away, I went back to speak to her again and asked downstairs one of the pit bosses or her name. As I described her, he mentioned her name is Rose. I asked if he could call her down for her to come discuss what had just taken place. I mentioned to her that we were hotel guest and that we had just arrived and we're getting acclimated and that we weren't there doing anything wrong. I asked why she had asked us to remove ourselves from the property . She told me she owed me no explanation and she was not going to give me an apology. I then asked her for her name and she said I don't need to give you that either. She was rude and unprofessional. She then turned to walk away. I'm sure all of this is on camera.  I then saw her speaking to another man later. It was her boss Matt. He was more for professional I waited to speak to him and explained what had happened and how really she had us address for other couples. Sad thing about this story is as we were explaining this to other employees of the hotel they all mentioned that Rose has a reputation for being rude and unprofessional. So clearly this was not the first time for her to approach people and act so unprofessional. I'm not sure if this was done because we were all Latin. But either way it was unacceptable and no one should treat customers that way.  it ruined our whole weekend and we really didn't have a good time. This was our first time flying out to the Reno hotels and we were hoping to come back again, but after this visit, we will no longer be returning to the Cesar Reno hotel.

We came up for Hot August Nights, because they do have a dedicated parking area for show participants. We do appreciate that! In the parking garage, there were several spots of urine that were there for the duration of our four days. Maybe the pressure wash that once in a while? Wait for rain?
At check-in, the front desk lady seemed to hate her life or job or being friendly in general. Her responses were short and rude. The room had a nice view of the pool area and it was a pretty view at night. But, to see the view you have to wrestle with two sets of curtains which was tough. I had to stand in the chair and grab the curtains from the top to move them. The beds were comfortable, so that's a plus. The bathroom was outdated, the shower head hits you in the chest, but would be perfect height for a 4'8” child. The shower curtain rod was coming off the wall on one side, I did let the front desk guy know at checkout. Restaurants were great, lots of choices between the three ”resorts” in the Row. There was a small in room fridge to put our leftovers in, and drinks. Their is a Keurig coffee pot, if you want cream in your coffee you'll want to call and ask for more!
Overall, this was an ok stay for what we needed. But, for a grand for 3 nights I think we will be staying somewhere else next year, where we know everything has been upgraded.

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