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Gonnahavefun4eva
Sacramento, California

Had a positive. Will definitely come back!

4.0 of 5 bubblesReviewed 26 Aug 2021via mobile
Larry poker bar stingy, wouldn't comp drinks when we were clearly playing. Blue light was on.
Ed, bartender, very nice, hard worker, very attentive.
Casino floor not too smoky.
Room -bathroom shower stall not clean. Nice view, was able to watch volcano show at Mirage from window.

Wanted to see Tape Face show, seating started at $66.00 per person. Before covid, prices not that high.

Had fun here, will definitely return.

Date of stay: August 2021
Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Reviewed 26 August 2021

I’ve stayed at Harrah’s Las Vegas several times and while the room serves it purpose you think they would include some simple amenities that you think would be included w your increased rates and their BS resort fees. You charge these resort fees and yet you can’t include a fridge for the room and consider that an upgrade. The bed was a nice size but you only provided 2 pillows. The shower had no curtain or door and only had a panel of glass to cover half of the shower. I don’t know if that’s a new style but I don’t see the point when you’re getting water all over the bathroom floor. When it came to needing to hang the towel up the hook is right above the light switch, so if you use that then everyone has to slide the wet towel over to turn the light switch. The pool area was nice and it was easy to smuggle alcohol in which was nice because the price gouging for the alcohol there is ridiculous. We paid $50 for two daiquiris and the cups were beer garden size, so that was a ripoff. When checking in and out they force you to use these kiosks instead of a clerk and then my kiosk told me I needed a clerk to finish my check in so I had to wait in line to talk to a desk clerk and when I got to them all they did was walk me back to the kiosk, punch in some code, and have me finish checking in on that. Vegas has always been considered an affordable place to go to and I understand w the pandemic some prices might go up, but if the prices go up the quality needs to as well and you failed to do that as a hotel.

Date of stay: August 2021
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Reviewed 26 August 2021

Considering the amount of service that was offered at the Harris I will never ever book a hotel room with either this hotel or any other subsidiaries. The fact that the moment I walked into the hotel and I had to pay a massive fee for a room that was already booked out months in advance it’s telling me how shady and how much of a crook whatever the marketing team is. The casino didn’t power at all and it smelled awful the elevator was terrible and the room was mediocre at best. The prices were insane despite the fact that this was Vegas. And we didn’t use any of the amenities that were there. Aside from the hotel room the place smelled like garbage outside there are people doing drugs and even heroin on the property. It was not worth the price of admission.

There are other way better hotels in the area. Not only in theme but the service you get too. The Harris is literally A cardboard cut out disguising itself as a Casino and hotel

Date of stay: August 2021
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Reviewed 26 August 2021

I've stayed at Harrah's many times. The Valley tower room we stayed in has been remodeled and looks great. They only clean your room right before you check in due to Covid. The pizza at the food court was really good. Unfortunately, Clark County is requiring everyone to wear a mask right now and that was pretty rough. (not being political. It was tough to pull your mask up after every sip though) Carnival Court right next door, and the Piano bar inside Harrah's, was fun as usual. Great rooms, casino, and the food is pretty good, too. They have the new electronic craps and that was pretty cool as well. The sportsbook didn't have a bartender, so we had to go a bar down from the sportsbook to get a drink. Overall, Harrah's was a really good place to stay.

Date of stay: August 2021
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Ryan Bennett, Owner at Harrah's Las Vegas, responded to this reviewResponded 5 September 2021

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us, Bbod! We can't wait to welcome you back for another great time at Harrah's Las Vegas soon.

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Reviewed 25 August 2021 via mobile

So... wow ,I never really post anything ever but this is very wrong.
Bad service covered by Covid regulation,unprofessional staff and dirty rooms,bathrooms with hair and list go on ...

My first and last time I’m staying here.
Not cheap and not worth it

Room tip: Avoid staying here
Date of stay: August 2021
Trip type: Travelled on business
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Reviewed 25 August 2021

I've stayed at probably a dozen different strip hotels, and I unfortunately would not recommend Harrah's.

A few complaints:

In the middle of our second day there, both of our room keys stopped working. The line for the kiosks at the front desk in the lobby was super long, and even when we got to the kiosks, the screens told us we had to find a person anyway, which was nearly impossible. So frustrating.

The safe in the room didn't work, despite a nice man coming up and trying to fix it. He did offer to move us to another room, but by the time he arrived we had already completely unpacked, so that wasn't tenable. A couple of the lamps in the room didn't work either.

Housekeeping came banging on the door at 11:30 in the morning on our second day thinking we were checking out, despite the fact it was right in the middle of a 3-day stay AND we had a “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door. Ironically, housekeeping never came after that, despite us wanting to have the room cleaned.

On the website, we booked a room that said “city view” and displayed a beautiful sunset photo of the High Roller Wheel. In reality, “city view” was a view looking out the window at a dirty parking garage, and that was it.

The elevators had a weird habit of canceling the floor that you pressed, i.e. you would press 15, someone else would get off at 7, and then your 15 would disappear, and you would go back down to the lobby. You would have to wave your hotel key in front of the sensors endlessly, trying to get them to work. (It reminded me of cheap public bathroom sinks where the water won’t come out from the faucet no matter how frantically you're flailing your hands under them.)

There was no uniformity regarding the pool hours. Half of the signs and notices said that it closed at 6 daily, and half of the signs and notices said it closed at 5 daily. (And in what world is it okay to close a hotel pool at 5pm in summer?) In the end, one day it closed at 5 and one day it closed at 6, so you never really knew what to expect. One entrance to the pool would be closed, and then it was like navigating a labyrinth to find the one that was open. Finally, the pool was tiny anyway, with signs urging you to make a reservation for it. A reservation for the pool of your own hotel? Really?

The front desk did not answer the phone. I repeat, the front desk did not answer the phone. They actually had something called a virtual assistant where you could send requests through text which was actually not half bad, but sometimes it's actually nice getting to talk to a person.

It was more of a death-by-a-thousand-cuts type of hotel than just one big stinker, but in the end, there are many other places that are much more recommendable.

Room tip: In reality, “city view” is a view looking out the window at a dirty parking garage, and that's it.
Date of stay: August 2021
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