Harrah's Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Richard Church

The room was spacious, clean, and well-appointed. Very comfortable bed, and the HVAC worked perfectly. The only small concerns were the lights in the nook area did not work, and the HVAC blew cold air directly in our faces while we were sleeping I would have preferred that the direction could have been changed, or the fan speed were adjustable. Overall, a very pleasant stay for a reasonable price.

Jesboo

Had to stay here for a night because my flight got cancelled. Front desk staff was amazing, helpful, and kind. I loved the casino. I didn't get to experience the dining. But the cleanliness of the rooms needs to be TREMENDOUSLY improved. It was so dirty! And can potentially get someone in a lot of trouble with the broken female nails I found and pubes in the shower lol! I am not even kidding, the shower was gross with leftover pubes in it. The laminate flooring was weirdly sticky? Perhaps from the type of floor cleaner used but my socks were black from walking on the floor for a few minutes. In the corner of the bathroom, there was a female nail. There were little hairs all over the sink everywhete and the countertops.

Big NATE

Harrah’s has one big thing going for it: location. Smack in the middle of the Strip, you can walk just about anywhere without needing an Uber or hiking boots. For convenience alone, it’s hard to beat. That said, the property itself feels a little… tired. Some areas show their age, and the overall vibe doesn’t quite match the newer, shinier resorts nearby. The rooms are fine, but not especially memorable. The casino floor works, but it could definitely use some refreshing to bring back that spark. Service is generally okay, nothing spectacular. It gets the job done, but it’s not exactly red-carpet treatment either. Now the upside: I usually do pretty well at the tables and slots here. For whatever reason, the games have been kind to me, and that always helps improve the experience. Winning has a funny way of making older carpet look better. So overall: not the most glamorous spot on the Strip and definitely due for some upgrades, but the location is excellent and if the games treat you right, it can still be a solid Vegas stay. 🎲💵

Carly Salvador

Service was 5 stars, as I felt the concierge was attentive and helpful. 3 stars for the rooms functionality. Open concept shower doors (half door) water splashing out isn’t great. Also 3 stars for the rooms cleanliness, I was missing soap in room- and the dust on the countertops didn’t seem tended to regularly. Size of rooms: 4 stars! Bed:5 stars! Smell: room didn’t smell fresh or good. Ice machine was helpful nearby.

AG

I work in tourism and bring groups to Las Vegas regularly, so I’ve stayed at many properties on and off the Strip over the years. I’ve passed by Harrah’s countless times, but this was actually my first time staying here — and it exceeded my expectations. Check-in was smooth and professional, which always matters when you travel frequently. I stayed in the Valley Tower on the 16th floor. The room felt surprisingly spacious, and the higher ceilings made it feel open and comfortable rather than tight or dated. The Wi-Fi speed was solid, and allowing two devices per room at no extra charge is a practical touch. The bed was very comfortable, but the pillows really stood out — I slept exceptionally well. Honestly, this may have been one of the best nights of sleep I’ve had in Las Vegas. I also appreciated the bedside wireless charging pad. For frequent travelers, that small detail makes a big difference — especially when you forget a cable or are packing up early. Overall, a very dependable and comfortable stay. As someone who is in Vegas often, I would absolutely consider staying here again and recommending it.