Brian Iacovino
Google
Primm Valley Casino Resort is a mixed bag, but for what it is, it gets the job done. It's not a luxurious Las Vegas Strip experience, but it's not trying to be. It's a convenient and affordable stop right on the California-Nevada state line.
The rooms are functional and clean enough, but definitely show their age. Don't expect modern decor or fancy amenities. The casino floor is relatively small and can feel a bit dated, but it's a perfectly fine place to try your luck at slots or a few table games without the overwhelming crowds of Vegas.
The best part of Primm is its convenience. It’s a great place to break up a long drive, grab some gas, and stretch your legs. The adjacent outlet mall offers a nice distraction, and the restaurants are what you'd expect—a mix of fast food and a couple of sit-down options.
The resort does feel a bit tired and in need of some updates. Some parts of the property, like the monorail or the former theme park rides, are either closed or a bit run down, which gives the place a slightly eerie, "ghost town" feel, especially on a slow day.
Overall, Primm Valley Casino Resort is a no-frills, practical stop. If you're looking for a cheap room, a place to gamble for a bit, or just a pit stop on your way to Vegas, it's a solid, average choice. Just manage your expectations and you'll be fine.