Red Rock Casino Resort Spa, Las Vegas

Went with a group a friends. Im going back to the strip. Rooms were really nice. Thats about it. Staff was rude, especially the front desk. Lots of hidden fees. Everything else was just average. Couldnt get a drink from a cocktail waitress to save my life.....

I stayed here a few nights. Front desk is very rude right from the start and act like you are wasting their time. Spa was filthy and staff were useless. Buffet is average. Restaurants are average. And if you get put at one of the far rooms: Be prepared to walk a LONG way with your luggage.... Im going back to the strip. Not coming here again. Also be ready for the price to quadruple on most weekends. 399$ a night with hidden resort fees.

The Red Rock casino is about 10 miles off the strip. It is much quieter than strip casinos. Nearby, is Red Rock Canyon, which is a neat place to visit if you need some outdoor time. If you head into the strip, make sure you plan your route and add plenty of travel time. At night, especially on the weekend, the strip traffic is a mess. It is the price you pay for staying off the strip. If you get a room at Red Rock, pick the "strip view." Is is cheaper than the canyon view and less noisy. On the canyon side, your view includes a LARGE PARKING STRUCTURE. Also, bands play at a club below on this side and it carried up to the 12th floor until after 3AM. Also, unlike many other hotels, you get dinged with a $20 a night "resort fee" on top of your nightly rate. The newer 215 freeway runs from the 15 to the casino, bypassing the strip area and street travel.

I just got back from a 4 day stay at the red rock. The place is top notch all the way. The rooms are tremendous. Big screen tv, marble bathes and separate glass/marble showers. My view of the strip was distant but very nice at night. Yes theres construction for a new corporate headquarters but once you're in the hotel you'd never know it was going on. Casino, pool and restaurants are the best I've seen in vegas. Movie theaters and bowling alleys. a food court for quick snacks. You don't have to leave this place. But if you want the shuttle runs every 2 hours to the strip and airport. Yes its better than 20 minutes from the strip. This place is perfect for the people that want to go to vegas and have already stayed on the strip and experienced it. It's quieter and less crowded. Gamble, Eat, sun yourself and drink around the pool,take a shuttle to the strip for a few hours, go to a movie or just relax. Sounds like a commercial I know but the place is that nice. Take some money because it's not the cheapest place. Drinks around the pool and some of the resturants are pricey. We won some and lost some at the casino. The machines let you play before they ultimately take your money as expected. The tables were not crowded and the dealers were friendly and helpful. The only negative I can think of is the fridge in the room was totally taken up by "for sale" items. No room for "your" stuff. They're weight loaded so if you pick one up - you bought it. Charged to your room. I mean one of those half of a can of soda for 4 bucks. The same for some snacks on the dresser. Weight loaded too. Thought that was a little cheesy of them. But all in all this is a great hotel and I'll absolutely stay there again.

Best pool area around. The room was great. Canyon/pool view is the best. very relaxing. I would go back here without reservation. One caution: it is 20 miles from the strip.

This was the second time staying at Red Rock Casino. I must tell you it is the new place to stay. Everyone (Front Desk, Valet, etc) were friendly, helpful. The first time I stay was a view of the Strip, this time was the Mountain View. Much better view. My room was great, big TV, CD player, big bathroom to more around in. The soaking tub with a TV was the best. I have to remember about the bath salts next time. Location is aways out, but it's very peaceful & away from the big crowds! I found a new home to stay.

Talk about a beautiful Resort! This place is nice. I've stayed at several other resorts on the Strip and have enjoyed them; this time though I wanted a different taste of Vegas mixed with some of the old. First thing is getting there, from the airport its going to cost you about $50 or more for a cab. They do have a shuttle but currently it only runs every other hour, so if you land at 12:15pm then you missed the 12pm and have to wait for the 2pm. Once there, the lobby was cozy and inviting, check-in was smooth and everyone at the resort was helpful. The rooms are beautiful, with nice big bathrooms, separate soaking tub and shower, and nice furnishings. We had a view of the pool and mountains, was nice and always something to look at.*Be sure to call house keeping for bath salts, they have these wonderful tubs in all the rooms, but no bath salts. I found out you have to ask for them, unless you're in a suite. After we got situated we took a tour of the property, plenty of places to eat, drink and play.*The Feast Buffet is great for breakfast, be sure to get a Stations Player card you get dinning discounts just for having it. If you hit the buffet at 10:30am you pay the breakfast price $7.99 (great deal) but you can also chow on lunch that comes out at 11am. (Not that you should over eat but...) You have to eat at T Bones while there, this is Red Rocks premier restaurant and it hits the mark! Be sure to ask for a patio table if it�s not too hot out, great view and vibe. The meal was excellent, service was great and although a bit pricy it was worth it. The other restaurants missed the mark for us, we were very disappointed with Terra Rossa (we wanted to see Heather from Hell's Kitchen, but she wasn't there and most people acted like she's hardly there). This place was over priced big time for the for quality, nothing was bad but if you want to blow some money on a meal go to T Bones. The Mexican restaurant Cabo was also so so, although they do make fresh guac right at your table! Very cool. The Casino is well themed with tables starting at $5-$10 and more. Again be sure to get a players card and use it all the time! The SPA, I saved the best for last. You pay a resort fee of $20 a day for things like using the spa and fitness center... so use it. Even if you only go there to rinse off, enjoy the steam room then sit and read a magazine with some juice and a snack... do it. You're paying for it. The SPA at Red Rocks is very nice, the treatment rooms are very relaxing and Emily was an excellent therapist! If you do have a massage be sure to enjoy the private pool area for SPA guests only.*Special note, a gratuity is included with the massage charge. As good as a therapist is, be aware that you will double tip them if you don't know this. Finally, we took an Adventure SPA package, the Hike/Hot Springs/Kayak. This was the coolest thing ever! The day started out at 6am and ended around 3pm back at the hotel. This trip was incredible, we had an awesome tour guide (Deb) and everything was included. A little hiking thru canyons, a quick dip in a natural hot spring and a very enjoyable kayak ride down the Colorado River. Please don't hesitate on this adventure; it was the best part of the whole vacation! *Note the adventure won't be offered June - September due to heat. Overall, this is a great resort, especially for someone who's been to Vegas and wants to try something different and relaxing. The trip was fantastic and I would recommend this to everyone.

My husband and I have been to the Red Rock Casino Resort twice; the first time for our anniversary (strip view room), and the second for both of our birthdays (canyon view room). Both times the front desk staff was very nice, and the room was impeccable. My husband and I loved the turndown service, which included chocolates. The bed is very comfortable, and the 42" Plasma TV is a nice amenity. The strip view was incredible in the evening, and the mountain view was awesome during the day. Of course, most of the time was spent in the casino, restaurants, and the pool area. I give all of them a thumbs up, and can't wait to return!

Pros: New, clean, modern hotel, resort, and spa. Far from Strip. Cons: Far from Strip, construction. Comments: I visited for a conference plus some extra time to site see and relax, and it was very nice. At first I was unhappy it was so far from the Strip (25 min drive) and the hotel shuttle bus was a joke (bad pickup/dropoff times, often full) but you really wouldn't be able to enjoy the other features of the hotel as well with all the noise and people on the strip. This is an excellent place for a quieter, calmer Vegas visit. Or it will be, when they finish construction, which is happening along one whole side of the complex and behind the pool area. The noise is one thing, but the first nice day I was there, the entire pool area was covered in insulation dust! It was like snow, getting in everything (hate to think about our lungs). The reset of the hotel was very high quality and reasonably priced. The rooms were spacious and modern, the beds were excellent, and there was 2 service visits (the evening one freaked me out, but as I stumbled each night I truly appreciated it:) Also the scale of the place was more manageable, without the hordes of people and lines like some other hotels. Summary: Find out when the construction will be over, then visit for a quieter, calmer Vegas visit.

Service in the restuarants in which we dined was very good and food was very good to excellent!Beds were very comfortable and an added plus was lots of pillows to relax and watch TV! We spent the entire four days of our vacation in the hotel and we were completely happy. We have been coming to Las Vegas for the past 15 years and were tired of the strip and all the crowds. I found some nice clothes in the shops and we went to two first run movies in the very nice theater. Two suggestions to management for the room would be coffeemakers in the room and a shower seat and grab bar in the shower. Overall our trip was great and we won money in the casino, the casino tracking of the amount players betting was not accurate and therfore the comps we received on check-out were not adequate. Brenda and Dick Booze Forest,Va.