Gold Coast Hotel and Casino

I'd stay here again. Great location to Highway, strip and west side of valley. Lots of food around. Walgreens nearby if you need.

# 219. SERVICE & TRANSITIONS -- $40 early check-in fee before 1pm, no exceptions (sometimes they quote 130???). Oof. Hospitality is not as strong as marketed online; dry personalities for receptionists while management & training felt inconsistent. The security guards on the other hand... really liven the place up! I wish they worked the front desk instead. Self-checkin is unreliable for certain names (i.e. hyphenated). Lobby signage reads "no smoking" but it's permitted everywhere else on the gaming floor so the general odor is unpleasant. Elevators are frustratingly slow. MVP employees: Security guards ROOM (Deluxe King, Deluxe two Doubles) -- https://youtu.be/X5IkgYNkKyM https://youtu.be/IMGwvg6GBGA Online pictures represent the room poorly due to the dreadful lighting & unusual rectangle layout. In-person the vibe felt like classic Vegas with modern stock. Functionally it's very straightforward; more of a pit stop than relaxing accommodation. Housekeeping was in rare form, kicking the DnD signs around. Please retire these dirty cut outs . BED -- Mattresses was firm & in good condition, unlike the linens. Bed sheets were a drag due to the unpleasant texture + holes. They strategically covered these with a throw blanket at least... Pillows felt hollow & wrong-sized, providing 0 neck support. BATH -- Small dimensions with an uninspired design. It's hard to utilize a lengthy vanity, the best feature, due to limited space. The shower experience was ok: Pretty tile work, good water pressure, & average towels (not fluffy). Unlabeled shower products are provided... use at your own risk. No exhaust system so remember to open that tiny window! TV/ENTERTAINMENT/ACTIVITIES-- in-room: a dated TV solution; no auxiliary functionality or accessibility due to the wall mount. Dusty & counterproductive. Half the time errors pop up on the TV. Gaming: The new layer reward program incentives were ... depressing: $20 off +60, $10 off +50 food. Prices aren't even listed on the Cornerstone menu, so there's always a gimmick or catch to these. The Palms Casino is right across the street with MUCH better perks, especially for Californians. Table games & slots were abundant. Always lively-- the polar opposite of Virgin Hotels vibe. Despite the poor reward program, this IS one of the best casinos to play at. WI-FI & CELL RECEPTION -- bad. Free WI-FI in the public space is noticeably congested. It can take minutes to even connect initially. Too much hassle for a measly 5mbps. The premium offering, 15mbps, is $15 USD. Overpriced & disingenuous (the Palms offers 40 Mbps for $9.99 next door). Cellular performance is equally bad, despite a direct line of site to a cell tower from the room. Pressing up against the window is your best bet for reception. --Performance-- Video streaming - bad Online gaming - bad Video chatting - bad --Nerd Stats-- 4-5 Mbps download 4-5 Mbps upload 0% packet loss 33 ms latency 35 ms jitter FOOD & DRINK -- Poor. Not DoorDash friendly. $15 for a breadless subway sandwich... oof. There are a variety of cuisines on the casino floor: American sandwiches, Western Chinese fusion, etc, but wait times for takeout insufferable even when ordering ahead. Half the vending machines are "cash only". The other half are "no cash accepted"... smfh. in-room: microwave (mini) mini-fridge (small) coffee tea wet-bar mini-bar NOISE -- Generally pleasant during my multiple stays, YMMV. The walls are awkwardly thin though, even for casual convos. Housekeeping's chismé made it difficult to sleep during turnover-- good luck nursing that hangover! LOCATION -- Minutes from the strip with convenient self-park + valet. Multiple entrances make it a bit confusing for rideshare/food delivery. Security presence is great & they're friendly, much more than the receptionist. RECOMMENDATION Was it with it: No. Best part: Gaming. Aggressively mediocre as a hotel with lazy housekeeping. Resort fees are greedy & disingenuous, lacking the "amenity" needed most: functional WiFi. Would not return to the hotel, but would recommend the casino for table games. 2/5 @mrstaycation

This is a review only of the hotel part of this business, the only part I interacted with - stayed a couple nights here for an event happening nearby on NYE. I always feel just a little weird giving star ratings to hotels, where unlike restaurants or most other consumer-facing businesses, rates vary *so* wildly, so while I don't feel like this hotel is remotely "worth" the over-$300 I paid per night to stay there... strip hotels that weekend would've all been at least that much *per* night, and with the event I was in Vegas for on the west side of the 15 anyway, it was more convenient/walking-friendly staying on that side anyway. There is nothing really *majorly* wrong with this place - the room was large enough, had enough outlets, internet worked fine, it wasn't too noisy, and relatively clean... bed was a bit hard, but within normal bed-hardness standards, I didn't have any trouble sleeping on it. Checkin and checkout were perfectly quick and painless. And while it's not convenient to the strip by foot despite being right next to it (just across the freeway), it *is* fairly conveniently located for walking to Chinatown, so I just got to explore a new part of Vegas that trip. Overall, if I hadn't paid ~$300 a night + "resort" fees, I'd say it was perfectly adequate as a place to spend the night. On the other hand, for the price I paid, I feel like they could've afforded better toilet paper, for instance? I also feel like I had a flare-up of allergies right when I walked in from dust from somewhere, but that resolved itself. The AC did work, though the frame was falling off the unit slightly, and it was pretty loud, with the occasional clunking noise. I also happened to get a room right in the path of the ENORMOUS bright video billboard playing across the street at The Palms, so by day, it was just an ugly view of the parking lot... by night, those blinds had to stay extremely closed, or it felt like daylight all night (they were decent enough blinds, at least, thankfully). I also feel the need to call out whoever decided to save money on shower installation by not bothering with a shower door? The immovable glass covering half the shower area in no way protected water from getting all over the bathroom floor every time I took a shower. I didn't have any issues with water temperature or pressure, though. (More importantly, I did not have any issues with *bed bugs*, being the main reason I stayed here and not at the hotel across from the event I was going to a mile and a half away, which had a number of yelp reviews mentioning them, compared to none here. :D)

I usually go to Stations Casino Bingo when I play, but was in this neighborhood to get my vehicle tinted, so instead of sitting at the tint shop for hours I figured what's a better way to spend the next few hours, so I came to Gold Coast. I parked in self parking which is quite a ways away walking distance through the casino to get to the bingo room which is on the 2nd floor. The bingo hall was a pretty typical room, not enclosed between smoking and non smoking, and on the 2nd floor which isn't ideal for diasbled persons or the elder. All in all I did enjoy the sessions I played, the employees were extremely nice and welcoming.

This hotel & casino is located close to Chinatown. It muse be why they have Chinese characters written on their huge sign and were celebrating the moon festival. They also have Chinese eateries in this hotel. It is owned and operated by the Boyd Gaming Corporation. The saying is that the machines off the strip are more loose. I would have to agree. I don't gamble, but the friends that I traveled with seem to be winning more on the slots off of the strip. This casino is clean and has a Buddha that you can rub on to give you good luck. There were so many people smoking in this place that it reeked of tobacco. I almost had a hard time breathing.

It's been awhile since, but this place changed. Better restaurants and they have one of the best Chinese restaurants in Vegas. Still smell smokey but it is what it is, that's the casino.

What about Bob? Well Bob was our cashier at Bingo and also the first ball caller. This place is clean. Good deal with the two free drinks included with Bingo. They have large monitors and the hand helds. Just started the game so not sure if we are going to win or not but that's part of the fun.

Came here to play bingo on a whim. Didn't stay here overnight or eat here. Bingo hall is pretty big and comfortable. The service is very friendly and helpful. The hall is pretty clean and the bathrooms are too. It was a bit difficult for me due to the casino not being smoke free.

Cold coast is a better way to describe the cold water pouring out of my shower. It was terrible as soon as it was warm, the water became cold. This is not a good way to stay in this room. The room I stayed in had a wall unit which is old school. I did like the fact that they had a couple of Asian restaurants and bowling, but that's where it ends on a positive note. The room was ok, but you can see in the bathroom even with the barn door closed. (Design fail). The hallways reek of cigarette smoke. There was a weirdo physically hitting one of the slot machines by the entrance. It sounded like a party was being held next to be at around 11pm. I wouldn't recommend this place.

Well we decided to do something different so we came to play bingo. It was fun, didn't win and loss $63.00. Everyone was very nice, staff and other guests. The only problem is the smoking. Enclosed room, too many people smoking, I left coughing. Hair, clothes stinking of cigarettes. I will try other places, hopefully one non smoking or at least less stinky. Even my eyes are itching. Easy parking, nice fellows at valet, not so crowded like probably other casinos but maybe because is a local place it's completely smoking? Unfortunately not coming back, but thank you .. it was fun!!

This place was rather convenient for one of the shuttle passes during EDC week. It's like an eight minute walk, from Rio shuttle. It was affordable for five nights but there is additional resort fee that does get considered into the cost. Once you check in because I did pay apparently 700 something but then it gone up to 1000 when I had checked out which I wish they had been more transparent with that and just give me the total. They have nice bathroom with tons of counterspace space and the beds were comfortable. There's plenty of parking which you can park almost anywhere with your vehicle. You're 10 minutes drive away from downtown, and the strip but it's not very walkable to too many well known location. The rooms were rather clean and room service was well attended. They have several restaurants inside the hotel as well as a pool plus Jacuzzi. But I wish I wasn't on the 9th floor all the way far from the elevator bc it's a struggle when you're coming back 5-6am in the morning dead inside.

Gold Coast Hotel & Casino is located in Las Vegas off of the I-15 and Flamingo exit. There is ample amount of parking, and it is free! My family and I recently visited this casino to eat at Ping Pang Pong, but there are a lot of other amenities at this hotel & casino. Gold Coast Hotel & Casino is located minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. There are guest rooms, restaurants, entertainment, casino, and a bowling center. If you're staying on-site there is also a large fitness center. There are a variety of experiences at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino that include the following Bowling: 70 lanes, innovative scoring system with Brunswick Sync and GSX Machines. There is also a pro shop that includes fitting & drilling services. Video Arcade, 600 lockers, and a Fast-Food snack bar located inside the bowling alley. Barbershop Shop: Landau Jewelry and a gift shop. Dining options include the following Cornerstone (Steakhouse) Ping Pang Pong Noodle Exchange TGI Fridays Subway Java Vegas Coffee Bowling Snack Bar Overall, my family and I had a great time at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino. We'll come back here again in the future to eat at Ping Pang Pong and try out their bowling alley!

Mixed review - we stayed at Gold Coast for a family reunion in town so we had group rates. For me, the hotel itself was just okay. The biggest advantage was staying at the same location as most of the reunion activities (banquet, bingo, hangout, kids activities, and church service,) but I'm positive there are better places to stay. I would have preferred a room with a refrigerator and a microwave. It's super convenient for keeping leftovers and cold drinks. You can request a fridge for an additional $15 a day. But for whatever reason, we didn't get one as they do run out. The blanket on the bed was super thin, and they only give two very "firm" pillows for a King size bed. We had to request an extra blanket because it was cold, but they didn't have any available the first few nights. We finally got one the last two nights. Sigh. And the barn door into the bathroom, you can totally see inside through the cracks so no privacy there. Haha! Overall, a decent hotel and an okay experience as far as accommodations - THREE stars. We used the fitness center - it was spacious with a good variety of exercise equipment. I was surprised there was no hand sanitizer or cleaning supplies for the equipment. Our group used Gold Coast's banquet rooms for four reunion events throughout the weekend - FOUR and a half stars there. Banquet food was good! The spaces were adequate for our needs, and the service was good. We also played bingo at Gold Coast as part of our family reunion activities - that was fun too. It was good to stay where all the reunion activities took place. There are good restaurants at Gold Coast as well.

I stayed at this hotel awhile ago and the experience was not pleasant at all. The only reason why I'm not giving it one star, is because of Bingo and the front desk workers. Walking in the front desk workers were pleasant and very helpful. I also observed them help a rude customer because he did not get his way. After arriving in the room, we saw that it was very dusty, one of the lights did not work, and the room just needed some help. I accepted the old room because the hotel is old. I was not expecting any type of upgrade. The main reason why it was horrible was the hot water. After a long day, I would like to take a hot shower or, at least a shower that's warm. I ran the shower and the sink and realized that there was no hot water coming out. I called down to the front desk and they stated "you have to turn the hot water at the sink and the shower at the same time. Then wait 20 minutes and you should have hot water." After about 30-45 minutes the hot water finally came on. Mind you, I had to do this every single time I wanted to have hot water in the sink or the shower. I just felt that was unacceptable for a hotel at all. The other issue was the cell phone service. There is zero cell service in the hotel. The only thing that helps is if you download the Wi-Fi. Even with the Wi-Fi, the cell service was still not working in certain areas. So, if you're expecting an important call or need to make an emergency call don't expect it inside of the hotel. It's best to go outside if you need to use your phone. I did enjoy playing Bingo and that was the only thing I enjoyed about the hotel. I do not plan on staying here unless I absolutely have to.

The security are jerks! There was an incident and the cops where inside the casino dealing withI do it know what. I was cashing out a few tickets and was counting the money when out of the blue some old tire security that works there shouted and screamed at me to go around! People forget who pays their bills! They have no right to yell or scream at clients who spend lots of money there to by yelled at by some tire old bitter man

Quick take: snow!!! We were walking from the casino to the parking structure and the rain turned into snow. This was the most unexpected thing that happened to us on this trip so far. We didn't even have jackets on a couple of hours earlier. We came here to dine at Ping Pang Pong. Highly recommend this dim sum restaurant.

Limits have gone up recently probably adjusting to inflation lol. Slots are still loose and the tables are hit or miss. Long story short, I split aces against a 6 on double deck and got a damn three and a four... Dealer ended up getting a 21! Oh well, you win some and lose some. Still enjoyed my time here though. Was comped a meal at TGIF and had a decent steak and eggs breakfast plate. I'll probably be back again as I'm sure I provided decent action. Thanks Gold Coast for giving me some reasonable entertainment while I was in town.

Don't go there if you need to be in the 21st century. No cell service if you have Verizon in rooms. WiFi hardly works. Outlets are few and not in right places. Bring your own soap as it's like a brick and does not make any lather. Only two crap tables and normally full No real breakfast spot outside of Starbucks inside. Beds were good, pillows not so much. TV in our room was dark and hard to see. No go.

I visited there Super bowl weekend i thought because the room was affordable it be decient enough for a night the deposit was dibble the going raise (100.$$) the room was less then basic one set of towels its not worth the money they ask the kicker was at the end they keep the deposit and said that my bank is hold deposit they returned next business day not true. I filed a despute and still waiting for a resultion

This place sucks. The rooms are dirty, the bathrooms filthy, the carpet threadbare throughout the place including the casino. One of the elevators didn't work. The payment system at the front desk didn't work properly, there were even what appeared to be homeless folks sleeping on the couches inside the casino. It might be a little cheaper than some of the other downtown hotels, but not by much, it's not worth it to book here.

In all fairness, this should be 3 1/2 stars but we don't have that option and 4 is a little too generous this visit. My buddy and I left Long Beach around 5:15 AM in order to avoid any potential holiday traffic going to Vegas. Even after placing our football bets at Primm, we still made it much earlier than check in time. The hotel clerk was very helpful and got us in a room even though we were hours early. There is no additional resort fee for comped customers. The room we were assigned to was very close to the elevators which was much appreciated. Unfortunately, no Refridgerator is provided but I believe they will bring you one if you require it for medications. I have noticed that slot payouts have been smaller and less frequent at the Boyd casinos the past couple of years. I don't know if that's my bad luck or if casinos have tightened up due to Covid. Fortunately, I had good luck with my sports bets so I left a winner. Being a sapphire member provided me with $50 free play and $75 food credit so that helped. Our room was adequate but they really need to invest in new mattresses. They are so soft I always wind up going home with a sore back. Adding a 4-5 hour drive home doesn't help either. The AC system isn't very user friendly and takes a bit to navigate the control panel. The rooms are showing their age but housekeeping does a good job keeping things clean. The sportsbook staff is pretty helpful. I've noticed the football parlay cards have been reduced in choices of games and many were pro only omitting the college games which was disappointing. I do appreciate the fact that you now get players credit for sports betting if you present your card before making your bets.

The Food I Got For Lunch Today Was Absolutely Perfect. The Service Was Top Notch And Finally The Ambiance Was Perfect. Even Especially Me And My Brother Having A Blast At SinCityAnime 2023 At The Gold Coast Casino And Hotel.

Giving credit where it's due...they upgraded systems and the smoking problem is so much better. Almost didn't even notice smoke! Whew. And nobody tried to sell me a fake gold chain either! We actually went hoping to score a hotdog at lunch, but sadly they don't serve them midweek. Reading reviews they also serve tacos, which would be a blast as well. We ended up having lunch at one of the restaurants, which was wonderful. Review to follow. Machines were friendly on this day. So yeah for that. The jewelry store was open, and the gift shop is large and well stocked. Parking if FREE! Atmosphere is laid back. It was like visiting an old friend. My son and I left happy.

Hotel was clean and a good price. What they are lacking is a cafe. No place besides TGIF to get breakfast.

Gold Coast is another casino and hotel west of Interstate 15 away from the Strip activities. It seems like a pretty tame place. Maybe the lack of crappy club music is a factor in this. Has some very basic restaurants including a small Asian cafe. The place looks like it's kind of a place for locals. It seems locals really prefer anywhere that's not on the Strip, and this place fits the bill. Pretty boring assortment of bars and restaurants inside. The majority of these are chains so basically there's nothing unique. One is a TGI Fridays. There's also an Asian cafe that serves street food like sandwiches. It has a pretty okay sports book. The casino has a pretty strong smoke stench. Games are cheap. It's about a $5 minimum. There's older slots and it kind of feels like an older casino from the old times.

I live in Vegas and love to collect a voucher from each casino. I was in here for ten minutes and I cashed out one voucher for five cents, a NICKEL, that I saw on a machine. Almost immediately, a bald man in a suit came up and demanded the voucher and after my explanation was very rude. We left shortly after. Gold Coast does not value clientele, locals, or anyone they label unfit. Will never gamble here and will go out of my way to tell other locals and tourists (I work on the strip) to stay far away.

no idea about the hotel, the casino seems fine, but the best thing here is the BINGO!! for about $45 you get two drinks, forty five minutes of bingo fun, and will hopefully win some money along the way. first timers, definitely opt for the electronic bingo--your screen will show all your cards for each round, tell you how many calls you are away from winning, and let you know when you get bingo. it's hard to stay quiet during calling, but so fun to put your hand up high and yell "Bingo!!!!" when you win!

Wrong timing and stayed there from Dec 3 to Dec 7 during the hotel renovation , started in September. It didn't look renovated. The lobby is a mess. The rooms stinks, mini fridge is available upon request for $10/day, only 2flat pillows so we asked for 2 additional. very unfriendly front desk. I would not come to this place again. But i would come to the Chinese restaurant (ping pang pong). The food was good.

It's a bummer knowing that after 9+ years of being a regular that I would have to prove my composure vs. a new client who's needs are more important. This why stations casino are thriving as a local spot. Sorry Boyd.

Old and Dingy. Holes in towels, worn out and soiled carpets, peeling paint in ceiling, bath mirror so old the silver backing is peeling off, no internet, no refrigerator, high resort fee. I could go on, but I stop here. I would go somewhere else.

This hotel is located right off of the strip, and there's a great place if you are a local are looking to not spend too much. I love this place because you get a bang for your buck, with many restaurants and activities to do with the family. You have a bingo room, a bowling alley, a sports book, and many restaurants to choose from. The machines here are great, as I want a jackpot not too long ago. There aren't too many options, but just enough for you and a few friends to have a great time. They have an awesome little café that serves Starbucks, but they aren't really associated with Starbucks or named Starbucks. You can buy ice cream cones and scoops of ice cream or just a smoothie if you wish. I really love it here and can probably spend a few hours if I don't manage my time wisely. I haven't seen the rooms, but I wouldn't think it is too bad. If you are looking for a place to relax away from all of the shenanigans, I would definitely check out Gold Coast. Definitely be sure to sign up for their membership rewards program, as you'll be rewarded for all the time and money spent.

Wow, for this trip, it was horrible. Their slot machines were beyond tight and frugal. I used to play at Station Casino's gaming property, and I've bet they've got some what better amenities and ventilation than Boyd's gaming property. This is what I don't get: they revamp the shower area but they can't replace a less-than-$30 crusty mildew shower head. I didn't take any pictures because I'm going to transition to another gaming property instead after this trip. The Good 4/5 They don't charge you an early check-in fee if there are rooms available. Parking is free. Decent cable channels Good restaurants are nearby, within 2 to 5 miles. The Bad 3/5 My room smelled musky due to their old carpets and their loud AC. There are very few places to eat in the casino. The ventilation was horrible. Older slots need to go because they're not paying out. The ugly 2/5 The front desk doesn't really care if you have a complaint or problem. Slots were hella tight. Noisy neighbors are slamming their doors and being loud. I don't see any security guards roaming the parking lots or the covered garage at all. I think I have to start playing at other gaming properties because Boyd, in my opinion, doesn't like to make guests feel appreciated and valued.

Being a local casino is what makes this casino appealing and Ping Pang Pong dim sum restaurant is the best. I am a nonsmoker and it is really smokey. I think the ventilation is poor. The gifts on Thursdays are not worth the money it takes to earn it.

This in regards to Boyd Rewards recent promotional giveaway. What a RIPOFF!!!! My wife and I are heavy gamblers at Gold Coast and constantly achieve ONYX status. We received a Luxury Gift giveaway that entitled us a selection of gifts if we achieved a 15,000 or 25,000 Tier credits by Sept 30, 2023. Well, we achieved more than 28,000 tier credits in just 2 trips to the casino. Imagine our surprise when we were told that we have to be at the casino on 10/20/23 between 3pm - 6pm ONLY to receive our gifts. We were told that this was the ONLY DATE to get our gifts. Unfortunately we have a prior commitment on that date. Had we known ahead that this was the only date to collect, we would not have gambled to reach the goal. This is especially upsetting because we plan to be in Vegas on the 21st (the very next day) but were told no exceptions. We feel slighted and will not consider gaming at Boyd casinos in the future, for these "bait and switch" programs. What a lousy way to deal with loyal customers. David W.

this is my first time playing bingo here by myself but it was fun. they don't call fast so no worries there. i had a large machine that does everything except call bingo lol. i was on on a few games but you can't win them al.l.. that means that i might have needed the next number (they don't show the next number in the window) a lil bingo lingo. nah but for tonight session was the 9p it last about a hour. beverages complimentary i'm guessing because i didn't go up to the counter don't judge me.. hahaha. i had just smoke a backwood right b4 coming back inside the casino. so right now as i type i'm good . next session is 42 minutes from now who knows i may come back. now this casino is a lil chilly in the nighttime without drinks ..mind you i'm in a racerback tank and some boyfriend jean cut off shorts & cute sandals. just outside minding my business. don't really feel like being locked up in my room.. i'm just really enjoying the sounds of the machines and the people talk about nothing..vegas baby...i"m a boyd rewards collector lol..let me go outside for some fresh air. everyone knows i can't stand my clothes to smell like smoke...heading to a exit

Not too friendly most dealers dealers deal with no emotions .very slow and most do not know house way Dealers 2star Ping pang 4 star food quality and service is good Promotion 2 star they advertised gift giveaway but put titanium and onyx making me think it's for those tiers only Overall I would rate Fremont 4.5 to Gold Coast 2.5-3 I will probably not making Gold Coast one of my choice of destinations in future

I thought going to Fremont street with older Casinos would be fun but it was not. Fremont street experience was depressing, a lot of homeless people roaming around. The casino experiences were not so good, machines were tight. I got 130 spins on Buffalo and it only paid $40 LOL. Im going to stay near the Cosmopolitan area and avoid "old style" Vegas.

I don't have anything bad to say, just kinda neutral about the visit. It's a local hotel located off the strip. The price of table games and machines is typically cheaper than a casino on the strip. There's something about the decoration and ambiance in here that makes it feel dreary. It definitely seems smokier in here than other casinos. Typically when I come here, it's to dine at Ping Pang Pong for dim sum.

A diamond in the rough! I've visited a lot of casinos in my time.....love love love Gold Coast!!!! Retro atmosphere, chill vibes and very clean! Staff were amazing. So glad I wandered into this place!

On Father's Day I stopped by the SOUTH BAR at the Gold Coast Casino and ordered a BETWEEN THE SHEETS from ALEX. ALEX was very nice and the bar was very clean. Surprisingly, ALEX was not familiar with the drink I ordered but he was very accommodating and allowed me to provide him the ingredients. The bar did not have cocktail glasses but the drink was still presented well. ALEX went as far to tell the other bartender that he had learned a new drink, and told him how to make it. I was very satisfied with my visit and I would recommend the SOUTH BAR at the GOLD COAST and ALEX to any visito or local looking for a place to chill between bingo games. From: André

Not sure how anyone can give Gold Coast any better then 1 star... unless you add one for good hot dog by race book:-).. Only thing worth going is to go to Ping pong for great Chinese dinner ... or if you want to smoke with out lighting up yourself... so bad! Pure dump'

Trashy, classless casino. We saw a guy get kicked out of the casino for "winning too much" at a low stakes ($15 minimum) 8-deck blackjack table. Apparently "winning too much" is winning like a few hundred bucks. Absolutely outrageous, not to mention absurdly cheap . The pit boss who did it was a prick and totally unprofessional. Everyone present at the table stood up and left the casino in protest. Take you money elsewhere.

Stayed here this past weekend for a family event and was better than I had expected, but my expectations were on the floor. Front desk staff was not friendly but they got the job done. Valet and bell boys were fine; quick and efficient. The casino does smell like smoke but not too bad. Saw a homeless guy walk into the casino but the front desk staff was alert and reported it to security immediately. Our single-bed room was clean and comfy but no free TV, no tub, only one sink, only two flat pillows and the soaps/shampoo were cheap, as was the paper-thin toilet paper. However, there was plenty of hot water and nice fluffy towels. The one really bad thing was that the shower has no door, just a half glass floor-to-ceiling enclosure, which allowed cold air to chill me during my shower and allowed water to flood the bathroom floor right in front of the shower and toilet. Very bad design. Our view was lousy, the roof of the casino below us and the busy main street beyond that. HVAC worked very well, though, and the black-out drapes worked nicely in the morning. Dinner at the hotel event we attended in a nearby ball room was quite good, the only bad item was the chicken which is was tough as leather, good flavor though. The steak was very good with a very nice demi-glaze with cherry tomatoes, mushrooms and onions. Room service breakfast from TGIF was quick but not very good, but it was not that expensive either. Our waffles were store bought pre-made ones we've had before at home. Not bad but not the homemade ones we were expecting. Chicken fried steak, fried potatoes and eggs were good, though. This hotel is solid but don't expect it to be like the ones on the strip. Remember, you get what you pay for.

Love the bowling at the Gold Coast! Always lanes available. Common areas are always clean. Staff is friendly. Bowling is very affordable.

I'd like to thank casino host Luis Hernandez for stepping up the security and making this place safe again. Good times . Thank you Mark LaBray

I always stay here as I usually get comped rooms.The service is generally good except the cocktail service in the casino.We love to play VP at the bar near the main entrance.The rooms are comparable to a Days in or Super 8.Tge pool is nothing special but it works.All 5ge food choices are very good especially Ping Pang Pong.Tge bowling center is first rate.the staff is professional and friendly.Lots of gaming options.If you don't want fancy but budget priced and comfortable ,the Gold Coast is for you( and me)....Don't forget to get a slot club card!!!!!

Was driving through Vegas on my way to Zion and was looking for a place to stay. The strip was sold out, but this place was available. Great price for being so close to the strip and for the views. You can easily walk to the strip if you don't want to take a cab. The rooms are up to date, clean and AC works great which is important on a summer visit. The casino has good ventilation so no cigarette smoke smell or anything of the sort. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good place to stay at a reasonable rate.

The casino is very drab and in disrepair, with ugly smelly faded carpet. The casino cage only has 2 employees one of which didn't want to help me cash out my winnings. She was surly and short tempered, and did the best she could to not help me. I stood in line with no one else there, she still took a few minutes to call me over even though she was looking right at me. She made me move to another window and took her time counting my winnings. Then she made me move back to a different window to pay out. Customer service=ZERO!

PARTY OF 4: the only reason we came through this casino is to grub at the dimsum spot. It doesn't have the flair of all the newer casinos on the strip. If anything, it had an old-skool vibe soon as we walked through. Décor is dated, for sure, but it's clean. (Seriously, unlike those bigger and newer hotels, I found zero clutter ANYWHERE the whole time I was here.) Me likey! It was easy to locate the restaurant. We were seated and served immediately. We decided to walk around a bit - and ended up staying longer than originally planned. Their slot machines were paying out! (I honestly don't care if they take my money as long as they let me enjoy losing it! Those bonuses were AWESOME!) I came out a winner. And another perk?! Valet parking is FREE even if I wasn't staying here. Great quick stop. I may just consider staying here next time...

Generally pleased with stay in Hotel. Room staff were exceptionally helpful. Management of Tables was not as proficient. Been a while since I was in Las Vegas and many changes took place in the Table layout of the casino. I liked the new layout for me. Pai Gow convenient to Restrooms, Cashier, Elevators. Opening of Pai Gow tables was spotty. Weekends were fine but weekdays only one table of regular Pai Gow open and Face Up Pai Gow not opening till late afternoon. Many people hanging around looking for Face up option. Logic would dictate if you have variety, make it available to customers. Is there such a dearth of Pai Gow that every time I finally got on a table, I and every customer was subjected to incorrect reading of hands, bad dispensing of chips, clear lack of the intricate procedures required for Pai Gow. Not to blame trainees, they are training. Management should ensure trainees are customer ready before exposing customers to trainees. There was no discount to customers for painful exposure to trainees. I endured at least 15 trainee exposures in 6 days, no lie! Food at Steak House was super. Food at Pin Pang Pong was perfection. Service at Steak House was impeccable. Service at Ping Pang Pong, not so much. Sat right outside kitchen. Food delivery staff, not waitress, basically threw the food on the table. In one case, knocking tea bowl over, spilling tea on table and customer. No apology, no clean up, just quickly ducked back in kitchen. When Won Ton Soup was delivered, it was same process swiftly slide bowl on table and almost run back into kitchen. Service was not with a smile!