Best Western Plus Casino Royale–Center Strip

We’ve stayed at other Best Western locations in NYC and Calgary, but this one falls far behind in comparison. The hotel feels old and lacks cleanliness. There’s a strange odor in the hallways and room, and the bathroom wasn’t entirely clean—I noticed stains on the toilet seat lid. The entire place is in need of major renovations. Additionally, there was an unpleasant sewage smell when turning on the faucet in the bathroom. On the positive side, the bed was clean and comfortable, and the reception staff were friendly. Housekeeping provided daily service, which was appreciated. Overall, if you can afford to spend a bit more, I’d recommend choosing a better hotel. This Best Western doesn’t offer the comfort or coziness you’d expect.

We didn't stay in the hotel but we played a lot of games in this casino. It's small and vintage but clean and the waitresses here were by FAR the best. They have a hot dog place in the back that offers $3.49 footlongs. They were hot and delicious and a great deal. We came back several times to play games and get hot dogs.

The location is great. Right in the heart of the vegas strip.||The rooms are a bit small but comfortable.|The hotel is a bit dated and needs upgrading. For eg the key card system doesn’t work sometimes and we had to go back to the reception a few times to sort it out. On our first night at-the hotel there was some problem with plumbing and they turned off the water for 3-4 hrs. |The staff was helpful.

Positive: This hotel is a little older compared to some on the strip but no resort fees and free parking make up for that! Stayed with my family and it was in a perfect location! Walgreens was right next door which made it perfect to run and grab things from. Negative: No, it was amazing. Would stay here every time in the future. Rooms were clean.

fantastic property with free parking and no resort fees. location is brilliant as hotel is right at the strip. subway, chipotle and McDonald's close by. stayed for 4 nights and had no complaints what so ever. daily housekeeping also provided. will stay again.

First time in Vegas and loved staying at the Best Western plus Casino. Although we didn't like that there is only one inconvenient way out of the hotel to the strip, the staff are friendly and accommodating, the rooms are extra clean, there's safe parking, and it's located near all the action. I must mention that the pillows are AMAZING!!!! Not a huge hard head smothering pillow, but a cushy head supporting cloud. We wish we had them at home! Thank you for a great time.

Had a very pleasant stay at this hotel for 4 nights, the front desk and staff are extremely friendly and attentive. Also they don’t have hidden fees like resort fees. Very highly recommended!

Aside from the location I wouldn’t recommend this place. When I called to make a reservation I stated how many people would be staying in and the amount of beds we would need. I was given a price but when we arrived we paid more. We were given an expired dennys discount (which I didn’t notice until later). The room was not worth the price, it wasn’t as big as other best western hotels, the doors shut loudly by themselves, vending machine only accepts card, not all of the outlets worked, the door handle was crooked. The only good thing was the room cleaning service, pressure of the shower head, everything was in walking distance and the parking structure.

I went to see Dead and Company at the Spear. We stayed one night here. It was excellent!! Center strip so it was convenient to everything!!! NO RESORT FEES!! FEEE PARKING !! Let us check in early for free!!! Super nice staff Spend your first $20 playing slots and they give you $20 in credit when you loose!!! $3 beers!!!!!! I will stay again No frills but your center strip in Las Vegas Baby!!

Very old school, but no resort fee, free parking, and Best Western PLUS branding on the hotel. Anywhere that is playing Jake Spears over the music system gets extra points from me! Bar is known for cash only $3 beers. Casino isn't too smoky (but not fresh either). AC works well in summer heat. Variety of on-site chain restaurants and $3.49 hot dog stand as of this review.

We walked through the casino to check it out because they had a "$20 on us" promo sign. This place is nasty. The woman working the front desk was cold as ice when we were signing up for the casino card. Zero customer service. The bathroom in the casino was disgusting and not cleaned. The "$20 on us" promo requires you to load money onto the board and then get it refunded to you, so we didn't bother. The element of people coming in here is drastically different than you'll see next door at The Venetian or even Harrah's. How is this place still in business on such a desirable part of the strip?!

What happened to the Table Games? Used to like to play here because the had a game that I think was called "Switch" Blackjack and get a cheap footling hot dog. Hot dogs are still here, no table games anymore! All slots. Might come back if I'm desperate for a cheap hot dog on the strip... otherwise. Nope!

The staff humiliates us and totally destroy our holiday The hotel key is very problematic. It does not work the whole time and we have to ask to change it every single day, which is already very annoying On the 4th day of our stay, they suddenly refuse to change the key for my mom, saying her name is not registered under the room despite the fact that my mom and I checked in together and the room and deposit is paid by her card (so they definitely have her name on file). They insist to see me in person to change the key and this room key changing policy does not seem to exist in the first 3 days. When my mom get upset and ask the staff name to file complaint later, she CALL THE SECURITY. My mom is making a very reasonable inquiry and did not swear, let alone did anything aggressive, and this is how the hotel treat their customer, like a criminal. The next day when we complain to the manager, he insist they did nothing wrong and said "EVERY CUSTOMER should know this kind of room key changing policy (What policy?) END OF DISCUSSION. Have a GREAT day!" If you enjoy being insulted and have your holiday ( my birthday weekend) ruined, feel free to come to this hotel

I love this dive bar and casino smack dab in the middle of the Strip. Reminds me of the way Vegas used to be. It's not the Bellagio so don't expect to see people dressed to the nines dropping $50 a hand on blackjack. In fact, they only have slot machines and video poker here but some of the best selection of slot machines I've seen. All the new games are here and they tend to pay out a little more. Best part is the bar located in the center. The bartender, I believe his name is Greg, is always working and is quick to give you a drink. He has some of the best pours on the Strip. The drinks are comped so throw him a little love and he won't forget you and will be quick to refill your glass. As for some of the reviews that mention a drug element and a high homeless population. While this is true this is true anywhere in Vegas. The first White Castle west of the Mississippi went up in Casino Royale in 2014 and there's a a loyal following and drunk burger cravers. Casino Royale also has a Pizza Hut, Subway, Nathan's Hot Dog's and a Denny's at their property. It's some of the cheapest food available on the Strip. I think it's fun to pull up a seat and watch the nightly show of people in front of you. You don't have to pay it's free and the entertainment is priceless. Go see for yourself then go home and shower after, lol!

I was looking online for a place to stay and chose this place because it's advertised as "No Resort Fee." I loved that because it leaves me some spending money. Upon checking in they tell me about a hold they have to put for $25 a night... that's called a RESORT FEE! So don't stay here, they false advertise and I really can't get around that. They're messed up to advertise no resort fee and then charge a hold which is the exact same thing. Liars.

One of the "best" casinos on The Strip. Always a fun time. Cheap drinks at a cash only bar. Occasionally smells like a sewer.

Stayed 2 nights at this conveniently located Best Western, mainly to avoid hotel resort fees found in most other Vegas hotels. We don't use the resort amenities, so why pay for them? I would give the hotel 3.5 stars if I could. Just don'e expect fancy. Read on for the pros and cons. PROs ~Compact room with all you need, fridge, safe, iron, TV, hairdryer, pod coffee maker, tea/coffee. ~Great powerful shower. ~Comfy bed and bedding/sheets. ~Convenient location center strip, next to the Venetian, across from Mirage, short walk to Ceasar's and the Linq Promenade. Next to fast food and reduced price ticket booth. ~We took a ride share from the airport for around $15 which dropped us off at the back door/casino entrance to the hotel. ~Individual toiletries - shampoo, conditioner, lotion, soap. ~Casino on lower level of hotel -- seemed like mostly slots. ~Baggage storage at the front desk if your flight doesn't leave early and you have to check out. ~Not pretentious, not fancy, but does the job. ~Parking available, but we didn't use it. ~Friendly front desk staff. ~Clean. CONs ~Bit slow checking in -- only one person on the desk, but she was very cordial. ~Housekeeping if requested at check-in. We requested it. ~Loud fridge - we unplugged it for the second night. ~Had to run the air/heat system to block out occasional hallway noise of people talking/closing doors. ~Breakfast not provided. We ate next door at a well known fast food golden arches establishment. ~You have to walk through the smokey/noisy/busy casino to check in. ~Everywhere in Vegas smells like pot nowadays. Gross.

Stayed here 4 nights and our key cards got messed up probably 6 times. Other than that we definitely still enjoyed our stay and enjoyed the Hotel/Casino/Restaurants.

Best Western has a location that allows people to stay at the center of the Strip on a budget. It has a very good location. Walk easily to the better hotels and casinos while saving money staying at this average place. Casino stinks but there's cheap drinks and eats. The hotel is a well known brand so if you're okay with it then it's a fine stay. Inside the main entrance is the casino. It's a classic old style casino with a low ceiling. This helps trap in tons of smoke. Holy shit this place stinks literally. The best thing about it is there's a cheap bar with some of the best prices on the Strip or in Vegas. If you're hungry they have several budget choices. There's a Denny's. Having a location here is only appropriate. Many people love to fill up and stay on a budget at America's diner. Also there's an option for healthier choices. Subway also has a location. Come to the middle of the Strip and stay cheap. It currently doesn't have any resort fees. They make up for this with higher regular prices though.

The refrigerator wasn't cold no matter what setting it was on. Basically it's just a cooler. The door lock didn't work The phone didn't work There was black mold in a few rooms. Some of the employees seemed put out. The electrical outlets are too loose to even use- plugs won't stay in them, same in all rooms (Our large family rented many rooms and all were the same), nearly impossible to charge phone without maneuvering plug and putting something underneath it to keep it from falling out of the outlet. Are they trying to keep the electric bill down? The smoke inside and at the front desk is awful. Pros- the bed was decent.

Center Strip on a budget?! That doesn't exist. Oh wait... I forgot Casino Royale. Not that long ago there was Barbary Coast, Boardwalk - lots of budget center Strip options... these days large luxury City Center type establishments have taken over like the plague. Even Imperial Palace - turned into the QUAD and somehow - with their lipstick on a pig remodel - is charging too much. This is an honest hotel casino that doesn't pretend to be something its not. Its a Best Western - well I guess the 'Plus' does have a little high nose attitude to it but not much. Personality packed casino where I have lots of good memories. In fact once when the kid brother was with a few frineds and I had these Irish Car Bombs from here - all of us held out our drinks unreasonably far away from ourselves and dropped the shot into the beer from a height as to check if gravity was still working. Kid brother's fancy jacket got soaked but we were too busy chugging because thats how thats done. If money is no option for you - don't get a hotel here. Its hard to beat a terrace suite fountain view at the Cosmo. If money is no option for you the casino and atmosphere still might tickle your fancy. Thats how that works. Younger crowd having fun. I think its great to be around that sort of environment once in a while.

This last stay was my 2nd time at the Casino Royale. While checking it out from the outside, it looks so different compared to the gigantic corporate hotel/casinos elsewhere on the Strip. It feels a little rundown, but I find it to still have some of the best bargains on the Strip as far as food and drinks are concerned. When I got to the hotel to check-in this go-around, there was only one person working the front desk and the person ahead of me said she was already waiting for 10 minutes, so that wasn't great. The main reason I chose the Casino Royale is that they don't charge resort fees, although their rates aren't always that low either, so that's probably how they make up for it. Both times I've stayed at the hotel, the rooms are clean, but there isn't much of a view to speak of since the hotel isn't very large. All the basic amenities are there, including a Kering coffee machine. But the beds are comfortable and clean and that's what I basically need. The location can't be beat since it's smack in the middle of the Strip, so it's convenient to go north or south of the Strip and Caesars Palace and Mirage right across the street. The downside to this place is how smokey the casino is, seemingly more so than other casinos nearby. Also, during this stay, I could hear folks running up and down the hall and slamming their doors (not late at night, but it was still annoying). However, for all the downsides, I probably would still considering going back if the rate was right and for its proximity to the other places on the Strip.

This is the best spot to get cocaine on the strip. As we were playing at slot machine, there were 5 different shady men walked by us whispering if we need cocaine, we eventually gave up resisting our lust and went to the bathroom with the 5th guy to finalize our trade. Tried it in the bathroom stall, it was heavily cutted, probably with baking soda, we took a lot of lines to feel the high, I would say it's a ripped off. The security personnel and the guy siting in the surveillance room are extremely rude and paranoid here! They allow drug dealers hovering infront of their eyes, but treat customers very rudely. I'm a so called little whale, bet bigger than 80% of gamblers, and I happend to hit a small jackpot, won $1329 on the IGT slot. After the slot attendant took 25 minutes to pay me, 4 security guys came shouted at me rudely, apprantly they don't like customer win at their games. I suspect the security guys took a cut from the drug trade, it's the most bizzare casino we've been to. It's the most convenient location on the strip, also the most dangerous location on the strip.

Another good place in the middle of the strip to have fun. We were here hanging out and gambling, Eating and enjoying the live music and fun. Blackjack i was playing 30 dollars a hand and came up on 70 dollars and lost my money lol. Great Casino with games and good food and drinks. Great staff and fun. Variety of slot machines i had fun playing and came up on a good amount of money.

Second time at this hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff. Ladies at front desk and Tommy (manager) was always willing to answer questions and provide suggestions-like using the public bus to travel around for $8 a day. Close to every kind of restaurant from Mc Donalds to Ruth Cris. Room was clean, well equipped with microwave and Keurig coffee maker. Housekeeping was excellent. I asked for my room to be cleaner earlier in the day and both times the staff was willing to do so. Good computer room to print out tix, etc. Nice looking pool but way too hot to use-pavement was unbearable as were the railings. But looked like ample chairs and towels. When I checked out, I was having trouble contacting Lyft. Security guard was helpful and showed me the best place outside to access internet. I will be back in a few months, and this is where I will be staying. Can't ask for a better location, and it is quiet nice to have a smaller hotel compared to the huge ones. From the room to the strip in seconds!

FOR THE RECORD - We love this place and all the bartenders have been great to us, with one exception. Management dealt with this in a timely and professional manner. My only comment here is that I will walking right by this casino if Mike is working at the bar. He's very unprofessional and inappropriate. Zero stars for the customer service and 5 stars for how management dealt with the situation - 3 stars total review. We were at Casino Royale for a couple of beers and table top machines. We put money in, got 2 beers then we were advised we need to play max credits. Okay, no problem, we did. My wife lost her 1st $20, i broke even, etc... Then she asked if she can get a comped beer if she throws another $20 in. The bartender Mike replies "only if you're actually going to play this time" and walks away. Comes back with the beer and my wife asked him if he was serious with his previous comment. In a roundabout way he said yes. She then told him she is playing and this is why she was out of money and he doesn't have to be a dick about it. He snapped, called security over to kick us out. We were only on beer number 3 here so far from ever being drunk and unruly. Security comes over, we explain the situation and he gets a manager. Manager comes over, we explain the situation again and she says, "I would have done/said the same thing to the bartender". Apologized for his shitty attitude and said it will be dealt with. For the record, I've been wanting to complain about this guy for YEARS.... Every time he's working it's like walking on egg shells. In fact, he's the definition of this term. I personally don't like confrontation but in the end I'm glad it played out the way it did. Casino Royale is a great place to go to, just not if Mike is working the bar.

Fun casino, lots of slots you won't find elsewhere but expensive for what you get in the hotel department. Wouldn't stay here but fun to stop in. Food court is good and they are connected to White Castle. They used to offer killer loss leaders to get people in...As with everyone else...Their $1 beers are now $3, the .99 hot dogs are now $2.99. They used to give you $20 promo play every time you want, stopped that a while ago. Low ceilings so usually smoky. Table games pretty good as well. Cocktail service usually above average.

Came to check in only one person behind the counter to help with check in and player cards on line waiting for ever. Not very nice.

Fantastic location in the middle of the strip. Traveled with my sister. Felt safe the entire time. room was clean and very adequate. this would be our destination again next time.

This is the worst hotel I've ever been at in Vegas don't go there they have crickets in their room alarms go off at 1:30 in the morning both nights I was there.

A crazy, quick, 1 night trip mileage run from Alaska found me here and I found nothing whatsoever wrong with this property. Location is excellent, room was very clean, well appointed (actually better than the Flamingo) and nice colors. I felt secure and found it quiet and peaceful. Casino is old school Vegas type, low key. Several choices in reasonably priced restaurants are either on premise or within a short walk. Every staff member I dealt with was super nice especially Thomas. I would definitely return here without question. The only issue I saw was the large number of homeless that seemed to congregate in this general area, many with apparent mental issues and the fact that the typical Vegas tourist has changed in the last year couple of years.

Very scary hotel. The parking garage is not connected with the hotel, so homeless people like to hangout around there. Theres to many homeless people around the parking lot going thru the garbage, and other stuff. The elevators are very scary in the parking garage as-well, when i was taking the elevator, This guy asked me "Do you have a problem?" and i said no. He kept telling me random stuff. luckily i was with my family and not alone. Then When i went inside, It was very small, but i like how the guests room were secured. but when i was in my hotel room, I keep hearing knocking. The view is just seeing the homeless and people! Never again. and be safe when your around the parking garage!

This place looks isolated, if you have kids I won't recommend, but if you are a truck driver like me please walk right in, just letting you know this place smells like marijuana. And stuff won't do anything to help. Anyway I give 2 star because they had hot water and and I was able to lock my door. I will check again next year to see if anything has changed.

My review is specific to Casino Royale; have never stayed at the hotel side. Would be nice if Yelp would separate the two even though they are the same 'business'. This is a fun casino; it has low table limits, fast cocktail servers, reasonably strong drinks, and as much old school Vegas feel as you can get on the strip. It feels like Fremont used to be before it became as commercialized as the strip, so having this little throw back nestled among the mega resorts is great. Shockingly, it's less smokey than Flamingo. My wife and I stumbled across this gem after a few horrible days at the craps tables of all the Caesars properties, where $10 to $15 minimum was as low as it went even mid-week mid-day. I like to stay loyal to get the rewards, but things were going so bad we decided to just go walk the malls instead of giving away even more money, then we find Casino Royale and had a blast playing craps at a stress-free $5 level, and even walked away with some money.

Being locals, hubs and I don't normally go to the strip to stay, however, we decided to try Casino Royale due to its location in the middle of the strip, and no resort fees. We set no expectations of quality of the room. We were very pleasantly suprised! The room was newly remodeled, with comfortable furnishings, new bed, that was perfectly comfortable, clean well stocked bathroom, a clean new mini frig, and kuerig coffee maker that worked great! We slept like babies! We were in room 126, which is near the back of the building and was very quiet. The t.v worked perfectly and got a multitude of channels. The housekeeping staff members were very nice, and made sure we had everything we needed. The Casino staff members were very pleasant and cocktail waitresses were tentative and prompt. The casino has plenty of places to get a bite to eat too. All in all it was fun! Plenty to see and do very close to this hotel/casino. I definitely recommend this place for the value, comfort and cleanliness.

First time at this hotel and probably the last (unless I have to return to identify the people that burglarized us). On 7/22/20 our room got broken into and I caught the perps inside my room. Security and police were called. It's been 7 days since this trauma has happened to my wife and I. Still no response from hotel and detective handling case is on vacation. GM Betsy said, "she's not the person to talk to". Security Mgr J has yet to return my phone messages. If I can save someone else the anguish of this ordeal.....DON'T STAY THERE!!!! Funny thing, police say it's a common thing and J says it's rare. But I was fortunate to use the safe, because most people don't??? So rare or common???

What a dump ! Walk right past it and keep running. The Wynn was definitely a 10 ! Best show on the strip beautiful resort. It smells like old carpet and mold at the best western. Save your money and stay at a nice place ! Wynn photos ! See Le Reve eat at Buffet after 3:30 and get yourself a tomahawk steak ! The Wynn was a win. Thank you for such a spectacular show and a great time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You make money on the slots Monday and Tuesday ! And Roulette!!!!!!! That's all folks$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$&&$$$$$$$$$$$!!$$$$$$$$$$$$!!$$$!!!!!!! That's it ! Eat well and drink well !!!!!!!!

The rooms were clean, the housekeeping staff were great but since the last time we were in Vegas , there appears to be a homeless problem and they liked hanging out at this casino. We couldn't walk through to the outside exit without seeing them hang around near the exit. I never saw security until the day we left which was New Year's Eve. We will never stay at this hotel again. We took an Uber to Fremont St, and the security at the hotels we're way better than anywhere on the strip. Also the hotels at Fremont St, we're all beaut renovated. This was our 7th trip to Vegas. If we ever go back again we will be staying at a hotel on Fremont St.

A very warm and welcome reception from the moment we walked into the hotel by the Thomas the general manager. Went out of his way to accommodate our needs. Set us up with courtyard view rooms that were completely silent to Las Vegas Blvd which was no more than 100' away from the room. Even took the incentive to walk us to our rooms to ensure we didn't get lost in the casino. No other hotel has ever done that for me! Very fresh new looking room with a flat panel tv and the usual Best Western amenities such as a coffee maker and fridge. Hotel mentioned they had recently worked on the WiFi, which often is not a good sign... I had to get some work done and hopped online not expecting much but was amazed at the speeds. At least 85Mbps up and down on the wireless, which is unheard of in most hotels. Excellent job on the Internet upgrades, Casino Royale! Air conditioner worked well. Water tasted good and the complimentary Green Mountain K-cup coffee tasted fresh. Definitely will be returning here the next time I'm in town for work or pleasure.

This is the best place to gamble on the strip. It's like this solitary oasis of Fremont-style, old-school Vegas in the middle of the strip. There's just something very comforting and familiar about this casino that makes me want to gamble here. One obvious selling point is the $2 Michelobs... yes, I said "$2 Michelobs!" Nowhere on planet Earth does that happen. It definitely helps to reinforce that feeling of stepping into the past. I know that it mustn't pay well, because no one is EVER sitting at it, but I love the giant, screaming-loud, Wheel of Fortune machine. From a business standpoint, it's a dumb waste of potential revenue space, but it's just super fun for me, so whatevz. It must be the only machine here that doesn't pay, because I just seem to do a little better whenever we go.

Easy going, very friendly, helpful customer service. Tina check my family in very quick and gave us a lot of information about the area. We visit Las Vegas about 4 / 6 times a year and we always stay at best western. Manager greats us with a smile we feel like family every time we visit. They are on top of Covid wearing mask and washing hands signs every where VERY CLEAN place to stay. Manager Please keep up the good work! We will be back soon!

Worst hotel ever. Don't stay here. We thought we would save some money staying here. Should've just paid the extra 200 to stay in a nicer hotel.. front desk older lady was so rude. Proceeded to put my friends and I on opposite floors and as far from each other as possible when asking if it's possible to be close at all. And there was several transients in the casino at all times and one followed me into the hotel area!! AND ONE WAS SMOKING A FREAKING CRACK PIPE AT ONE OF THE SLOTS. So disgusting!

Fun fun fun If your looking to stretch that vegas dollar. Head here $1 beers and foot long hotdogs White castle burger inside too Never won big here but always a fun time. Roulette is lively Slots are plenty Poker is hot I would say the minimums are the lowest on the strip. Right next door to Harrah's

I was kind of ify about bringing my family here based on some of the reviews I read but after driving 14hrs from Washington I was ready to settle in.The parking garage had enough parking didn't have a problem finding the entrance from the garage check in is towards the front of the casino so it's kind of a walk from the back..Front desk greeted us as soon as we stepped up to check in Tina was completely accommodating even walked me and my kids to the guest room doors and showed us how to use the key card and said if we had any issues to call her.. We were on the 3rd floor nothing fancy about the motel or room no view witch wasn't a problem for us for the price who can complain the beds were comfy we had no complaints whatsoever everything is within walking distance and I loved that walgreens was in the building I would definitely be back!

Great location, but horrible rooms. It is located right next to harrah, but finding the parking lot is a bit difficult if you're not looking closely. We had to circle around a couple of times before we actually find it. The beds here are super hard. The pillows are comfortable, but the bolster pillow seem very dirty. The showers didn't have much power. I guess they didn't expect much of people staying in the room. Another thing is that the elevator needs to be updated. It is so old and very sketchy looking. I thought we were gonna get stuck in it. We did sorta get stuck cause if you accidentally hit the door it will stop. Another thing is that if the elevator isn't moving, it probably because the door isn't closed properly and you or someone would need to push it shut. There is just one elevator that connects to the rooms. If you are at the end of the hallway you will have a way to go walking. We got the end and after a long fun night we had to still walk a bit more to get to the room. I guess it's really what they say. You get what you paid for. I would say look into other options cause what you pay for one night here you can pay for a better hotel room plus their resort fee.

Probably my favorite casino on the Strip. Hopefully, it stays for a long time. I'm not a high roller, so this place is perfect for me. Low limit bets and drinks....yes please! They have $.25 Roulette Machines here. Can look a bit sketchy at night. Hard to get a drink waitress when it gets a bit later. Just double up on the order of drinks. I don't know if this one waitress thought I loved drinking, but she just kept handing me drinks when I ordered one. She was like take it and take this one, a customer ordered it, but I can't find them. Ummmm....okay. No complaints here though!

Enjoyed my stay here!! Convenient location, White Castle inside pretty busy place! Rooms were comfortable and clean. No real views and the pool isn't really that appealing. Other than that, Vegas on a budget... this is a definite yes!!

I dropped by here in several occasions while staying at the Venetian or Palazzo. It's smack dab in the middle of the strip. They have cheap table limits and even cheaper drinks. There is probably 200 slot machines primarily penny. They advertise 99 cent margaritas. Remember to tip! Parking is difficult though if you're not staying near by, it will be pretty much impossible to find a spot. Park at your own risk. They provide great comps for players. I used to receive free rooms and food but never redeemed them.

Every year my family and I travel to Las Vegas for vacation. Las Vegas is our favorite city to vacation. on July 9 we decided to travel until July 17, 2022. On July 13 I invited my friend to dinner at the Bellagio hotel for his birthday. when we left the hotel we wanted to visit the Wynn hotel. We usually plan to visit hotels for our next stay. At approximately 9:30 pm we arrived at the Wynn hotel. As always, we started taking photos and we liked the hotel. so, we decided to go to the restroom. So because we were a little tired On are way out of the restroom we went and sat on a chair that is at the entrance of the restrooms. we started looking at the photos on our phones, when a security guard showed up telling me that He had to check my backpack for security reasons. Having checked the backpack, he put a tag that had already been inspected. I told the security guard that we were there to visit the hotel, which he told us very well. I ask if the hotel has a gift shop, and he said yes...and told us where. Well, we continued our visit and we began to see that we were being watched and follow. I thought it was my imagination but after we got to the gift shop a security guard came in and it was very obvious he was looking at us and watching at us. we felt so uncomfortable that we decided to leave the store, our anger and shame we looked for the exit to leave the hotel. We met another security guard and told him what was going on. He felt so bad for us that he sent us to talk to the hotel manager. unfortunately, do not take note of the hotel manager name. He introduced himself as such and, how I can help you. I explained what was happening to us. he told us so coldly that on his behalf and the hotel he apologized. but again, it is the hotel's practice. I asked him if he wanted to check my backpack again, and he replied that it is not my job. And he asked me anything else I can help you with, my answer to him was no and thank you very much. How sad out of so many hotels I have been And I visited never have treated me so poorly like this one. Very sincerely, Samuel Matos

Excellent hotel, right on the strip! Hotel rooms are clean, staff display excellent customer service, ice machines work, parking was free, and to top it off no hotel fee! I booked for two nights, hotel check in was quick and easy. Room service was attentive and courteous. I would recommend this hotel.

Casino will take you back to 1980 and the smells are really bad. The parking is not pretty shady too. Hotel rooms are a bit small for best western but they're clean. The beds are very comfortable too. The best part of this spot is location, location, location... it's centrally located on the strip. An easy access to monorail, and an easy walk to everything. It's a great value to stay here. No need to move your car. If you want glitz go somewhere else. If you want clean and comfortable this is your spot.

This place is a total dump. We checked into our room and it was 81 degrees inside. I called the front desk and they told me that it was a central heating system and there was no air. They did suggest I open the window and let the room cool that way.....except there was some hobo taking a leek right outside. This place is a joke.....run like hell.

Pick this one!!! From beginning to end best room for your money. Front desk check in Amazing! Thomas.. the rooms are clean.. fridge:kurig TV all great! Safe hallways.. cute lil Casino easy to navigate, lounge are quick.. don't let Tbe size fool ya rooms are good size.. and you are right in the middle of the strip!

We stop by this morning and placed a wager on a basketball game that night. We came back this evening to collect our winnings... they said that the computers were down and not sure when it will be back up...he even said that it's been down in the past for days...WTF. Poor...stay away and bet eleswhere. Bad management.

Unpleasant across the board. Linens, less than clean. Let's leave it at that. An AC system equal in decibels to a jet engine. A casino lobby that wreaks of cigarettes and stale alcohol with all the charm of a back ally... toss in the stent he of pot shafting in from the curb and you about have it. By the way... cab drivers can't find the place and there is no proper entrance. Be prepared to be let off in a side ally with no poi t of reference to find the front desk. 'Bout sums it up.

Yay! I am a fan of the $1 Michelob. On the Center Las Vegas Strip, The Mirage has the volcano. The Venetian has the canals. And, Casino Royale has the $1 Michelob special. With the Cosmopolitization of the Strip laying to waste O' Shea's and Bill's Gambling Hall, Casino Royale is the place for inexpensive booze and gambling. There isn't a gimmick to the $1 Michelob special. Every time that I took advantage of the $1 Michelob special, the bartenders acknowledged me and handed me the bottle of Michelob almost as fast as I could open my wallet. Casino Royale is the Golden Gate Hotel of the Strip. Forget about walking the distance of a football field to travel from a restaurant to a slot machine. The bar serving the $1 Michelob is a coin toss from the Strip. It is another coin toss from the bar to Denny's. Speaking of Denny's, Casino Royale has decent chain restaurant dining. Their restaurant selection includes Denny's, Outback's Steak House, Subway, and Cinnabon. Casino Royal is not the Bellagio. The table limits are low whereas the noise level is high. Add in factors such as the small size of the place and its location between Harrah's and the Venetian, the view of the Mirage volcano; the result is a crowded casino. I have an instinct that Casino Royal will get more congested when it becomes the place for inexpensive gambling and booze on the Strip. I never stayed in the hotel part. In all honesty I have no plans to. However, if I have enough of the $1 Michelobs, you never know.

**Casino only review** Like any other casino, the dealers make or break your experience. Jenny and Stan were tons of fun on the Free Bet tables, but some others were a lot less engaging. The first time I was here I had fun losing money. The second time I was here, I felt like I had been feeding a slot machine even though all I was doing was playing at the tables, and I should have called it quits after the first $50 since it wasn't fun at all.

I stayed at the Casino Royale for my Vegas vacation (March 23-28) and I can say that it was just ok for me. It wasn't great but it wasn't awful either. I booked my vacation in mid January, so I only paid $525.75 total for my room through priceline.com. Not bad at all for a hotel in the heart of the action on the Vegas Strip. I saw that the reviews were pretty good (with some people calling it a hidden gem) but most of the reviews seemed to be from people who only visited the casino but didn't stay in the rooms. What really prompted me to choose this hotel was not only the location and price, but the fact it doesn't charge a resort fee. All I really wanted was a clean, affordable room in a hotel with a casino. I don't gamble much but I wanted a casino to be there just so I could have the full Vegas experience. The Best Western Plus Casino Royale isn't the ideal place you'd want to stay if you're a guy trying to impress your girl with extravagance in Sin City. Just having Best Western in the name can turn some of them off, but since I was traveling alone I wasn't trying to satisfy anyone but myself with my accommodations. Still, I did notice that when my airport shuttle dropped me off in the back of the hotel one of the women on board said, "WTF is this? Oh, he's staying at a Best Western." Then she gave me a look like she felt sorry for me. And so my Vegas vacation began. Upon entering, I had to maneuver myself through the busy casino area. Most of the people there could not have cared less about moving out of the way of me and my two pieces of luggage either. I think some of them don't even know there is a hotel here. The casino was big for a hotel that only has four stories and most of the players appeared to be having a fun time. Enough of the casino, let me tell you the positives and negatives of the hotel (starting with the good): 1) The room was clean (including the restroom) 2) The bed was large and comfortable 3) Upon checking in, they signed me up for a Best Western Reward card free of charge 4) In my best Donald Trump voice, the tv was "huge" 5) They slid a complimentary USA Today newspaper under my door every day except Saturday and Sunday 6) Room came with a coffee maker and small refrigerator 7) As a guest of the hotel, I used the business center computers and printers as much as I wanted without any additional charges 8) The location is SO convenient. The Casino Royale is between the Venetian, Palazzo and Harrah's plus it's across the street from the Mirage. It only took a short walk to visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum at the Venetian or to see the volcano show at the Mirage. The High Roller ferris wheel at the Linq Hotel was close as well. There is a Ben & Jerry's, Outback Steakhouse, Denny's, White Castle, Subway, McDonald's, Walgreens, Fat Tuesday, Panda Express and a place that sells foot long hotdogs nearby. They also sell Las Vegas souvenir shirts and sweaters inside the hotel near the casino. Now the bad: 1) When I checked in, the lady at the front desk mumbled something to me about $125. My room was already paid for and there is no resort fee here, so I asked her what was she saying. She then told me the hotel charges a $25 "security fee" for each night I stay there. Since I was going to be there five nights, they took a $125 charge out of my card. She said I would get my money put back into my account about a week after checking out as long as there is no damage to my room. I know $125 may not be much to them but it was an unwelcome surprise charge that cut into some of my money set aside for vacation fun. This was the worst part of my stay. 2) The water in the room smelled funny. I used their shower every day but I wouldn't drink the water. I just bought bottled water from Walgreens. 3) The elevator broke down almost every day I was there. I regretted requesting a room on the 4th floor. I thought I'd see some of the Strip from my room. I wasn't expecting a great view but every time I looked out the window, all I saw were employees on break in the back of the building. 4) The housekeepers are very sweet but they take a long time getting the rooms cleaned. I'd see them on my floor first thing in the morning as I left and by the late afternoon they were still up there. So you never knew what time of day your room would be cleaned. 5) When exiting the casino area to get to your room, you have to swipe your room card. I know they do this for security reasons but it's an inconvenience if you're in your room and want company to drop by without having to come down and let them in or if you have your hands full and trying to get back up to your room. Would I stay there again? I'm torn. It wouldn't be my first choice but the location is perfect. And even with that surprise charge, it was still cheaper than most surrounding hotels. Now that I know what to expect, I'll be better prepared IF there is a next time.