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Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino
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702-252-7777
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Accommodation Type: First Class Hotel
Hotel Size: 2548 Rooms , 51 Floors
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Amenities
- Fitness center
- Game room
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessible
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking rooms
- First Class Hotel
- Golf
The Carnivale-themed, all-suite Las Vegas Rio overlooks the famous Las Vegas Strip, and provides complimentary shuttle service to the Strip.Hotel amenities include the 20 retail shops, 13 dining outlets, 120,000 square feet of gaming, and Masquerade Show in the Sky-a 25 million indoor-entertainment attraction performed free to the public. The Rio Spa features separate men's and women's facilities and 20 treatment rooms. Rio Secco Golf Club is set among the foothills of the Black Mountain Range in Las Vegas; this golf club provides an 18-hole, championship course designed primarily for Rio guests (12 miles south of the hotel). The Clubhouse is 30,000 square feet in a European theme with dark woods and natural stone. A 2,000-square-foot golf shop is on site, as well as Janelas Restaurant @ Rio Secco. Ozone Oxygen Bar, All American Bar and Grille, Buzios, Carnival World Buffet, Fiore Steakhouse, Gaylord India Restaurant, Hamada Asiana Restaurant, the Tilted Kilt, Mah Jong Chinese Noodle Bar, Sao Paulo Cafe, Sports Kitchen, Village Seafood Buffet, Flirt, Voodoo Lounge, the new Cafe Matorano Las Vegas, and many other dining, snack, and beverage venues are at the hotel.Las Vegas heats up with the debut of New York City's highly-acclaimed RUB BBQ with its new location inside the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. Opened in December, 2007, this is the restaurant's second location and only venue outside of the New York original. The 9,000-square-foot RUB BBQ at the Rio features championship-level barbecue created by Paul Kirk, aka The Kansas City Baron of Barbecue and The Ambassador of Barbecue. With frequent appearances by Kirk himself, the restaurant will be home to resident pitmaster Chef Skip Steele. Guests must be 21 years of age to check in.
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This was probably my 5th time eating at AAB&G... I enjoy their steaks and still, they do have some good cuts of beef! However, I was disappointed that their...
Oh yum!! Another great place to eat at the Rio. After calling it a night on Halloween, I was really hungry and since I decided I obviously wasnt going to...
Sadly, the economy forced many of the restaurants at the Rio to be closed, so we were forced into the All-American Bar & Grille for lunch. The hostess was...
Trip Advisor Reviews
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These are
Large wasted space rooms are hardly "suites," but big single rooms with a couch thrown in the corner. The rooms are cold and lack an inviting f...
Large rooms, but average hotel/casino
I stayed at the Rio for a conference and followed it up with an extra two nights with friends. The Rio is feeling old. We stayed in the Mandala...
More like a high-end business hotel
If America is the land of wretched excess, Vegas is its poster child. The Rio succeeds precisely because it is understated; it is more like a M...
Suite not so "Sweet", Service lacked the "Smile"
I have to say that this was the worst stay I have had in the last 15 years, from uncomfortable beds, (the bed springs poked into our backs so b...
Great Casino Dated Room
I-bar and Vodoo Steakhouse were both excellent. Casino bars were very enjoyable. Buffet quality was good but dropped a lot from past years. Roo...
too many changes
I use to stay at the Rio every trip I made to Vegas - but not anymore. Too many changes - I beleive they are trying to compete with the Palms -...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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So Great!!!
Beautiful hotel , great food, service and amazing pool area.
an unpleasant experience
We stayed in Rio Hotel around the end of October on a week day. We ordered our air flight ticket and our room online via Expedia. We specifical...
A wonderful stay!
After reading the reviews here I was nervous about our trip to the Rio. Well, I can say that everything was wonderful. We did not encounter r...
Third visit a disaster!
We just returned from out third trip to this hotel and very dissapointed. The casino is virtually unchanged and the Masquerade Bar still smells...
Would Not Stay Again
The good: The room is big with lots of room, the view was great. The bad: The bathroom is very small and crowded, no cofee maker, they never em...
Never Stay Here--Avoid this place like the plague
I have been a loyal Rio customer for the past twelve years. Based on my last two stays, January 2008 and July 2008 I will never stay at the Rio...
Travelocity Reviews
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My husband and I stayed 3 nights in the Masquerade Tower; our suite was on the 23rd floor; the view at night is fantastic. Floor to ceiling windows, 600 sq. ft, fridge, huge bathroom with granite, double sinks and full wall mirror and makeup mirror -60/night!! Enjoyed the pool area, went to the spa, 22 per person or they have a 3 day deal, spa has gym, includes bottled water, juice, fruit, sauna, steam room, relaxation lounge, full bathroom with amenities. The light show only performs Thurs-Sun, the buffet is one of our favorites. Go to 1/2 price ticket booth and get the Rio buffet tickets to save 8/person. Condo sales people are at most of the hotels, just ignore them and they leave you alone (you'll know them by their black jacket and they ask "where are you from? how long are you staying?" Just keep walking and it's not a problem. Vegas is always much cheaper if you go weekdays. We've stayed at several hotels but the value for the price Rio is the best. Since we rent a car staying less than a mile offstrip is no trouble. Renting a car is actually cheaper and much more convenient than taxis or the monorail and all the walking. The room was exceptionally clean. The mattress was a Serta perfect sleeper (firm), not as comfortable as ours at home but we slept fine. Only complaint was it rained for a few minutes the first day about 1:00 and they closed the pool the rest of the day. It was open the the rest of our visit though. Several spas at the pools, several pools, towels are nice, plenty of lounge chairs, service was fine. We'll definitely stay here again.
Loved the hotel, but I hate being approached by people trying to sell something and we were hit up every time we went to our room. Why they set up the sales desk right where guests walk 5 times a day I have no idea. I disliked it enough that I won't stay at the Rio again. I loved everything about the hotel, but that desk for timeshare or whatever they are selling hit my last nerve. At one time the bell man that was following me told me I should report them to the Management of the hotel. I feel the management probably knows what goes on, they have cameras everywhere. For such a nice hotel, why do they do this to guests.
From the registration, to dheck out, everything from the room and dining, I had a great experience. This is a great place to stay!!
Non-smoker requests non-smoking room as spouse highly allergic to smoke. Non-smoking rooms go to smokers while we suffer in a room reeking of smoke. They insisted on payment for rooms up front, or we would have moved to a better hotel. Broken glass in hallway. Dirty dishes for days in hallway. If there was a "minus star" rating, this place deserves it.
We were in town for a wedding. The Rio was a good place because of the suites. It gave us a place to relax (lots of space, a couch, a lounge chair, and 2 sinks ...one in the shower and one outside of the shower, and a dressing area) for all the oldsters... Sound buffers were excellent. ... Voodoo Lounge was a hit for all the young wedding party..they came from all the other hotels. Staff was always friendly and helpful. There is very little for kids........although I don't think that Vegas is a "kid" vacation at all. It was sad to see parents wheeling sleeping children in strollers through casinos.
I have stayed here before in the past... I thought my room was of lesser quality than the other times. I asked for a non smoking king but there wasn't anything available. OR so I thought, the gentleman who came to the counter right next to me during the final moments of my transaction, had no problem securing a king non smoking. Additionally, there was a non uniformed hotel employee walking my floor all night during my stay. I asked for clarification from the front desk but no one gave me a clear answer. I wonder if there had been a crime on the floor...
CitySearch Reviews
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This Place May be a Joke... But You Won't Laugh at the Bill.
Cafe Martorano is part night club, part casual restaurant, and part upscale restaurant. I guess it comes as little surprise that this strange a...
Italian dishes and dancing the way cook Steve Martorano wants it to be at this restaurant cum nightclub.
Fans of this boisterous joint include Ludacris and Shaquille O'Neal and countless other celebrities, but even muscle-bound cook/owner/deejay ex...
Do not even think about this!
Try going with a party larger than 8 or 10. You have no choice but to dine from the pre-set $125 per head menu that have have predetermined for...
Italian dishes and dancing the way cook Steve Martorano wants it to be at this restaurant cum nightclub.
Fans of this boisterous joint include Ludacris and Shaquille O'Neal and countless other celebrities, but even muscle-bound cook/owner/deejay ex...
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