Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino

This place had several things that really made me want to give it a high score. The shuttle service to and from the hotel was a huge plus, the driver was friendly, and we had a great chat on the way in. I arrived early, and they actually had a room available for me, which was awesome. The price is fantastic, though as we all know, that can come with a few trade-offs, I'll go into that towards the end. There's a large free parking lot, which is super convenient. Every single staff member working the tables was amazing , they really truly made my night, and I was having a really bad night lol. They're genuinely friendly, easy to talk to, and clearly enjoy what they do. I can't stress it enough, just really good people. The area also has some great dining options nearby, from high-end steakhouses to well-rated AYCE sushi spots and some really cool, modern places to hang out.l and grab some tacos or appetizers or some beers. Now, for a bit of honesty; the hotel is off the strip a bit, and it shows a little more wear than the big name resorts. Some things are outdated in the rooms and the building. The neighborhood can feel a bit sketchy at times, but honestly, even the Strip has its share of weirdness, it's just more diluted with the bigger Strip population. Like any really big city, you just need to pay attention to your surroundings. If management is reading this; please give some serious recognition to the crew working the tables at the pit. I was there on a Wednesday, and they absolutely made my night. Great job, guys!

Upon first approaching the check in desk I was genuinely happy to see a young Black woman working because representation matters. She had curly hair, was sweet, polite, and made me feel welcome. Before arriving, both my mother and I called multiple times to confirm details since I am leaving the country for Thailand soon. After paying $2,500 to $3,200 a month in Vegas over the past few years, we were not trying to spend another $1,000 for a 7 day stay before my flight. The phone response was quick, professional, and friendly which was a major relief after a terrible experience at OYO. I felt good coming in. The energy around the property was positive at first. But AHT AHT I got excited too fast. I had already called and made it very clear that I travel with two service dogs. Upon arrival everything seemed fine until a heavy set white man came from behind the desk while I was speaking with the young Black woman. He leaned over to whisper something to her, clearly about my dogs. Excuse me, what? I called before arriving, you can see me and my dogs walking in. It is giving discrimination. It is also borderline a lawsuit because on that phone call I was asked about paperwork which is not something hotels are legally allowed to demand for service animals. I know the ADA laws, and I have documentation of the entire interaction. What was the point of whispering or questioning my dogs when it was all discussed prior and when my disabilities are visibly evident from my third degree burn scars to the plates in my leg after surgery? Does my Blackness make my scars invisible to you? Meanwhile, I saw a white man walking through the property with a dog hidden in his bag, and no one said a word to him. Since arriving, I have encountered more than three dogs on the property with white owners, none of them legitimate service animals. How do I know? Because all of them tried to attack my dogs. True service dogs are temperament tested before training and are never aggressive or reactive. These mutts are not service dogs, yet they are allowed to roam freely while mine are questioned and judged. After that incident, everything started to feel off. Another heavy set Black woman was whispering to the same girl who helped me, and the energy turned strange. I even stated multiple times that I have plates in my leg, yet I was placed on the first floor in the far back, Room 1055, in a dingy smoke smelling hallway. Why would someone with mobility issues and service dogs be placed there instead of closer to the elevator or a cleaner section? It feels discriminatory and dismissive. What began as a great first impression quickly turned sour, leaving me uncomfortable, disappointed, and questioning the hotel's practices toward both Black guests and people with disabilities. I will continue to document my stay and will be reaching out to corporate first thing in the morning.

So idk how my review got deleted but let me reintroduce myself. I stayed here going on 3 years ago and when I first arrived, I had to pay again because it didn't go through online which didn't make sense because I had the receipt that it did. I also had to pay an extra $100 fee for any damages that might have occurred. When you check out, you get the money back. The place was a dump! The floors are black. Heard screaming and yelling from a guy to his girl. I ran into my hotel so quickly! Everything in there was damaged. The AC unit was burnt and broken, the curtains had black soot on them, the bed sheets had a substance on them, the tv barely worked, there was dirt inside of the shower tiles....honestly the list goes on. Throughout the night, I heard constant yelling and fights. The staff at the reception desk are rude. The place reeks of cigarettes and there's black soot everywhere on the ceilings (inside your hotel room and in the lobby). Beware of the elevator, that thing is janky. Take your things with you if you decide to stay here. I took my things with me just in case. I highly don't recommend this place to anyone. It's worse than section 8 housing.

Place has a pool so I guess that justifies a $45 per night resort fee We picked this place because it offered long term parking at a reasonable. Other than that not, a place I could or would recommend. Tiny bathroom, slimey shower, thin thin walls that will and did deliver zero sleep. The dinner was flavorless. All and all a very sad and disappointing experience, especially for the cost.

I mean this hotel was ok. Felt a little harassed by security constantly watching us. Worried about what we are doing Inside our car. But they have a pool and jacuzzi. Which was great considering it was hot. Downside it was closed for two days so that was a bummer. There is a casino downstairs that's cool. Service from the hotel staff itself they were very nice. But just felt uncomfortable most of the stay to be honest better off staying somewhere else. Not sure I'd be back here . Parking was included in the stay so that was a plus .

It's fun but never get a drink offered if you're playing on the floor, have to play at the bar..,

I got horribly sick from the food- had food poisoning all week! When I spoke to the manager, he refused to do anything about it. Would never come back again!

Customer service sucks balls. The rooms are very simple with few amenit is but not bad looking. The bathrooms are very very tiny which is not a lot of fun. One of the towels I went to use had black mold and a big hole in it. My wife found black spots on her blanket.After cuddling with it the night before. There are stains in the carpet in obvious whole patches repaired. They have a no smoking policy yet the hallways reek of marijuana and cigarettes. The casino floor smells way better than the hallways with the rooms in it. We had. Asked for made service as we were staying two nights and they did not come. So i had to go to the front desk and ask for extra towels. My wife needed more body wash as we only got one tube for 2 nights and I called the front desk to ask for more she was extremely rude. She just said okay.I waited for a pause and then she said okay.I'm hanging up and I asked her.Are you bringing it up or do we have to come down and get it?And she said I said okay and she hung up. When we checked in the filipino lady was rude and did not explain any of the card holding policies for deposit. I've forgot to mention the shower.Had a bunch of dirt and grime in between the tiles and shower floor. I will add.They had lots of homeless people rolling around the parking lot which made me nervous with my vehicle and worried for my safety when coming in and out. This whole place sucks and I will never come again. I can overlook some of the issues because it is a cheaper motel.But the service is what makes me not wanna come back. One last note the elevator was extremely grimy.Dirty and rickety and other guests made comments of the same.

I was totally surprised by how nice our room was. I booked the parking space for a week when we had a flight out of the airport. I found the room for $40 so I booked it so I wouldn't have to get up early for the two and a half hour trip. The front desk person was very nice and helpful. I got my paperwork done and the car parked. We got to the room easily a relaxed. The bed was very comfortable. We got up the next morning and the shuttle to the airport was out front of the hotel. Very friendly driver dropped us off. Easy peasy. Will definitely use this hotel again

This is a small and quaint little casino. I had not been here since it was Terrible's back in the day. It appears to be a lot larger from the outside. In the inside it appears to be very intimate. The main bar appears to be very welcoming and a great place to watch sporting events. I would love to come back and try out their cafe on the second floor. That will be on my to do list. They appear to cater to locals, despite being yards away from the Las Vegas Strip. I would recommend tourists look into this location to save a few dollars and avoid the hustle and bustle of the Strip, and still experience Las Vegas at its fullest!

Terrible casino meth heads tranq heads and high rolling low life's that the casino lets win all the time - machines are super tight or broken because homeless just sit and play 2 cents for an entering - they suck watching machines then turning them off only for certain times when high rolling meth heads roll in

*** Review is only for the new dinner/show *** I got a ticket to go Friday night to see Jimmy Hopper at the Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino. I haven't been in the place for at least 15 years when it was Terrible's Casino. Hopper is a familiar entertainer here in Las Vegas but known more to locals than visitors. The showroom is on the second floor in an area that used to be the buffet and coffee shop area. My ticket said 7PM. I went early because of the basketball games going on and Thomas and Mack which is on my way. I got there about 6:30. I went upstairs. There was a sign at the escalator so first timers like me knew where to go. The showroom was already opened. The woman who greeted me explained that it opened at 6 for dinner and the show was at 7. I was taken to a table. The buffet was pointed out. It was in the far corner of the room. I went back. It is a sparse buffet. There was fresh pieces of Romaine, some bread cubes, and dressing. There was garlic bread and then there were two kinds of pasta--penne with shrimp and plain penne. It's almost hard to call it a buffet, but the food was standard buffet quality. There was a table that had pieces of chocolate cake for dessert and there's a cash bar on the other side of that area. For a total price of $27 for both dinner and show, I can't complain much, but it would be better if they had two different pastas rather than the same--one with shrimp added. While eating, they had a very good pianist who entertained the crowd. Promptly at 7, he left the stage and Hopper was introduced. His "theme" for the night was doing the songs of Billy Joel, Elton John, and Neil Diamond. Since I have seen him before, I knew what to expect. He's excellent at the piano, and he has a strong voice. While he wasn't trying to imitate the three mentioned, there was the sound of each one in their music that he played and sang. The show was 90 minutes and it was certainly worth the price! It was a very pleasant evening. I will keep track of their entertainment calendar and I won't hesitate to go back. This has been going on for just one month so feedback is needed for the producers..

If you need a quick and cheap place to stay while in Vegas, Silver Sevens is not a bad option. The hotel itself is like any other casino, smells of smoke and kinda dingy. The rooms were relatively new but definitely have seen better days. Small bathrooms and suspect ways of getting in (the elevators and stairs were very janky) led to an overall less than average experience. I stayed for a short weekend work trip so not being in the room or hotel itself was a more positive vibe for me. Overall, not too far from the strip itself and easily accessible to other Las Vegas activities save the otherwise rundown vibe of the hotel.

Upon arrival, we were told that there would be charged additional tax fees PER NIGHT after we had booked the hotel at a given price. A cleaning deposit was also required to be reimbursed within a week after check out (...fortunately we received our deposit a few days later.) No one cleaned our room for the three nights we stayed and we were told upon checkout (NOT UPON ARRIVAL) that they are a smaller hotel and do it only upon request. The first night, there was a cricket in my bed - I caught it with two plastic cups they provide. The showers caulking was moldy. There was damage on the shower floor and one corner of the room. For two nights, it smelled like someone was smoking marijuana on the second level. Both the room keys didn't open the pool gate either during the pool hours. (The parking lot was also dirty with used socks and cocktail glasses in the morning... but the Vegas crowd can be dirty sometimes.) Note: there is no mini fridge, microwave or coffee maker either - which are available in most motels. The only redeeming thing about our stay was it is cheaper than hotels on the strip. In addition, the sink counter was made with labradorite and the decor of the room was contemporary. There was also live music playing Selena and salsa on Friday night. Lastly, they have a blended pineapple drink you can order when playing roulette slots. That's why I gave 2 stars, instead of 1.

Couldn't bear the strength of smoke in the lobby or the smell of OMIGOSH I DON'T KNOW OR WANT TO KNOW in the bedroom. Ultimately did not stay here. Not sure where I got the idea that it's worth staying here. It's not.

Can't sleep with the thin walls. I was on the downstair's room and the noise was nonstop from the upstairs. You can hear every creak and tv sound from downstairs. Didn't sleep much.

Place was dirty, customer service was terrible! The room was not clean, I found rice, a sock and a piece of poop on the floor . When I asked the front desk about getting a vacuum they said they didn't have any because Tony got locked up when house keeping left. I asked bout the vacuum around 7pm

Service is the worst I have ever seen in a hotel , but especially the casino staff . They are unfriendly no customer care very rude unprofessional. I've given these guys three chances they don't care. Food - didn't try the food. Ambience -it's very old and rundown. I would highly recommend going anywhere else in Vegas .

FALSE ADVERTISING They advertise $3 table games You go in, They have one table game And the minimum is $5 Make it make sense

When someone pays for the service of pickup and drop off at the airport DON'T leave them stranded. You could at least notify them that in advance that it was cancelled.

This is a budget hotel casino about a mile off the strip. I had no issues with check-in at all. It was fast and pleasant. There is free garage parking, which is nice since strip properties are charging a mortgage payment and a vital organ just to look at a parking space these days. I did not need the airport shuttle, but noticed that it wasn't running, which would really have upset me had I been depending on it. The room is enormous, but sparsely furnished. There is no refrigerator, no microwave, and no coffee maker. So what this does is prevent guests from purchasing their own food unless they're going to eat it immediately, and forces them downstairs to the convenience store to purchase four dollar cups of coffee. (Pro-tip: I learned on the last day of our stay that you can get free coffee at the casino bar with your room key). The toilet/shower area of the bathroom is prohibitively small. I literally had to step behind the toilet to close the door. I'm about six feet, two hundred thirty pounds, and the bathroom was difficult for me to get into and use. My traveling buddy is a bit bigger than me, and he abandoned ship and had to go downstairs to use the more spacious facilities in the casino restrooms. The water was hot though, so that was nice. When I woke up the first morning and stepped out into the corridor, I'm pretty sure I got a contact high that will last for months from the residual pen vapor emanating from a room a couple doors down. They tried shoving a bunch of plastic bags in their door to keep it contained, but their efforts were fruitless. The next morning, I must congratulate them on their ecstasy judging by the noises that were coming out of their room as I walked by. Nice job, random smoky hotel guests. I live in the central time zone and wake up early, so when I go to west coast time, I frequently find myself waking up at about one in the morning. This property offers almost nothing in the way of food at that hour until the convenience store opens somewhere between six and six thirty, except that the bar does serve gas station level wraps 24/7. The first day, I walked through the street urchins and striking Virgin workers to go to Roberto's about a half mile down the street. The last day, I bought one of the wraps, and the thing was so stale I think I may need to visit a team of dentists to repair the tooth damage it caused. There otherwise was scant little available within walking distance. Don't believe Google maps when it tells you that Jack in the Box is open 24/7. Lies! The cafe upstairs has good food for fair prices when it's open. We tried to get the prime rib on Saturday night, but got there too late, and they were out. That's pretty common, so no points off there. The server recommended the $21 steak and eggs and it was fantastic. He even brought us some au jus and horseradish so we could pretend we were eating prime rib! The casino itself. Hoofta. The bar will only comp players Pabst Blue Ribbon. Anything else costs. I have never, in over thirty years of going to Vegas encountered such nonsense. The machines mostly have one or two broken buttons on them, but they otherwise function. The bar is located next to the sportsbook. When football is going on, the sportsbook is full of the most wretched hive of scum and villainy this side of Mos Eisley Cantina. I had to leave the casino entirely during Monday Night Football because of the behavior of some of the people there. I can personally attest that if you're in the market for some hood crank, it's widely available in this casino, offered in trade for cigarettes. The free market at its finest! I heard more than one employee, nearly all of them in fact, utter the phrase, "This f'in place." Management is pulling some hours and healthcare stunts that seem to be intentionally driving them away. However, all of the employees were absolutely fantastic to me. I'd specifically like to send kudos to Jessica and John -- two of the best casino bartenders I've ever had the privilege to encounter. Overall, I don't regret staying here, but there's very little chance I will do it again.

Let's be clear: This place isn't a luxury hotel. You shouldn't walk to the strip from here. It does feel kinda sketchy outside at night. But it's not all bad. This place is a locals casino now, but wasn't really built that way in the early 80s. As a result, they have hundreds of rooms that rarely fill up. That means it's easy to get a room cheaply here. The resort fee is annoying, but they're basically ubiquitous at this point. First thing: Get a tower room, not a "deluxe" in the original building. I was upgraded for free after our original room had a broken AC. If they have space, (which they usually do) they might upgrade you for free if you ask. (A tip doesn't hurt either) The rooms had were on par with an older Holiday Inn - not immaculate, but fine. They did have a desk which was appreciated, but oddly an iron with no ironing board. The pool was closed for the season, but was clean and pleasant looking. Casino-wise, they recently transitioned to table games with electronic betting. Basically, there's a live dealer, but you bet using a digital display instead of chips. It's relatively efficient and minimums are very low - but they seem to have lost a lot of their local table players because of this switch. On several occasions, I was the only table player in the casino. Drinks are CHEAP! During happy hour, draft beers were $2.77, and only $5 after that. Cocktail service is slow, especially on weekdays. One warning: Do NOT attempt to take Zoom calls/do efficient online work using the free WiFi. Connection was spotty at best and resulted in a lot of frustration. Even my mobile hotspot was finicky due to low reception in the room. You can pay $11 to upgrade to better WiFi, which was much better. Another quirk: due to the configuration of both buildings, the walk to your room can be LONG. The layout reminds me a bit of a tiny NYNY, where the elevators are at the start of the hallways, but do not connect to make a continuous circuit. It did legitimately take nearly 5 minutes to walk from the room to the main elevator. Overall, I stayed here because I was on a budget and had a comp. It's very easy to get comped here, so it's worth getting a players card if you like having a cheap option for a last minute trip. It's not great, but you can do worse at this price point. (It still beats those unforgivable Circus Circus Manor rooms) Don't go expecting a luxury experience, but with appropriate expectations, it's a perfectly fine experience.

So I've stayed here several times as it's relatively cheap on weekends. But you most assuredly get what you pay for! The rooms in the old wing are roomy, but they are quite dated and worn, and on my most recent stay, my room was filthy. I had stained towels, the bathroom was dirty, there were stains on the walls, the lighting above the sink hadn't been dusted in years. Check in was fine, and I actually got in my room before 7:00am for an $11 early check in fee. The room was $3.00 plus $39 resort fee and tax. There's also a $100.00 security deposit. The bar at the center of the casino is decent and beers are reasonably priced, especially for Vegas. The place definitely needs a refreshing and a very deep cleaning, I really can't recommend it to others.

You get what you pay for. Seriously. The first sign I became concerned was the taxi driver reaction when I said where to drop me off. Dubious look, a quick cough, then we were on our way. The check in desk was great, but the next sign were the broken locks that led from the lobby to the rooms. Security doors that were not locked or propped open. People lurking in the hallway. Trash piled by the elevator. Room itself was plain and clean, faucet was loose and minimal amenities. Casino was pretty empty, one blackjack table. Restaurants were closed when I checked in at 9 pm so can't talk about the food.

This casino has horrible customer service. I had drinks at the bar... asked for tequila shots and was served rotten mushy limes that were un edible... the food and beverage manager Tony Ball had a total disregard for ethics and food and beverage policy. Even the bartenders agreed... He should resign or undergo proper training... WOULD NOT RECCOMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE....

My husband and I drove all the way from Colorado to California and stopped on the way to Las Vegas to stay the night. We called this hotel and made reservations, and asked if this was a pet friendly hotel. They claimed it was so of course we made the reservation with our dog. The first day we stayed, our dog was making crying noises while we're exploring the casino. The hotel didn't give us a warning and out of nowhere said, "this hotel is only for service dogs and clearly your dog isn't a service dog" so they didn't specify what kind of pets we could bring. And they kicked us out and followed us out like criminals... gave us a partial refund of $180 but not the $140 on the bill despite being kicked out for something they didn't specify. Would not recommend Silver Sevens hotel and not friendly at all.

Restaurant closed at 9pm, in Las Vegas! Sports book went dark at 10. Black TVs with some tech lettering in white. Very Bleak. Feels like losing...

Thank you Anthony and Brian for the great information and for the ride to and from to Las Vegas airport. Also the Las Vegas food recommendations and also for giving peace of mind parking my car here. PARK YOUR CAR HERE

if i could give this hotel no stars i would bc it was genuinely nasty, small bathroom, dirty shower, stains on sheets, the arguments of people on completely diff floors, downstairs there was an awful stench of smoke, elevator was shaky . i did not trust this whatsoever i felt very unsafe here. since it looked like this i didn't eat any of the food. and the service was not great but better than i expected.

We came here for dinner on a Friday night at 4 because it was advertised on their sign for prime rib for $21. Unfortunately there were seedy people around for the cheap meal. Worse yet is it was the worst piece of meat I ever tasted. Tasted like cow, unclean cow in a field. My daughter's spaghetti was fine. Wouldn't go back or recommend. The picture I took of the meal looks picture perfect but looks can be deceiving. Potato was ok but left me hungry.

Horrible first time experience here today. We booked our room here online and when we arrived we were pretty much forced to pay an extra $288 we were told $150 deposit and $46 a night room fee. What a scam. False advertisement right there I have all the screenshots from the booking and not to mention the rooms so out of date and nasty. No Fridge or microwave but they charge you these extra fees but no continental breakfast that comes with resorts like we got charged here. My toilet lid is broken. And to top it off the room has cockroaches and the remote doesn't work. Definitely either give me a excellent upgrade or I'm going to the health department for the bugs crawling across my bed I paid ridiculously to sleep on. Ok. I have 4 million followers don't test me for the 3 days I'm at your scam casino hotel

Silver Sevens is a great place for breakfast. It's not crowded and has good traditional breakfast food. I would definitely recommend the Cafe to others.

The hotel could use a little bit of an upgrade! We checked in and the service was very friendly and quick. I like how you have to use a key to get inside the building. The parking is free which is a bonus to us who don't want to pay resort fees LOL. The lobby downstairs has everything you need in case you forgot any essentials for your stay. We did not try any food here, but there is a chick fil a right across the street. The outside does seem a bit sketchy at night, but everything turned out okay! The bathroom is very very small, but hey you make it work. The hot water works great and the beds are comfortable enough for your stay. We got a double bed room on floor 2 and it was decent. You get what you pay for like they say!

Always a delight to come here. Booked a room and amenities included a fridge but no fridge in the room. The fan in the restroom sounds like v10 F1 race car. It is off the strip and affordable. Good place to rest up.

I was at Silver Sevens Casino last week and I will never stay there again. I've stayed at Motel 6's and Red Roof Inns and they are better quality than Silver Sevens. 1) They don't offer housekeeping services!!! I stayed there for 4 nights and my room was the same as I left it the first day. I called the front desk and they said they only clean the room AFTER my stay is over! WTF? I have never stayed at a place that didn't clean your room on a daily basis. 2) The restaurant is TERRIBLE. A security guard told me it's like a Denny's and suggested I eat at Virgin down the street. It's actually worse than Denny's! The first morning, I ate breakfast there and there were only 4 other people in the restaurant. They still screwed up my order. I was tired another night and just ordered a Western Burger to eat quick and go to bed. I ordered it medium. It's a double patty burger. The bottom patty was fine but the top patty was rare. How does that happen? 3) I got charged a resort fee which I guess is the norm in Vegas but I visited in January and it was mid-30s all week so what was I paying for??? 4) There's one elevator near the parking garage that is on its last legs. It wheezes and rattles as it makes its way to your floor. It doesn't sound safe so I decided to use the stairs. Spend a few extra bucks and go somewhere that they treat you like a valued guest.

I asked, when checking in, if the Wi-Fi worked. The hotel employees have a sassy no-nonsense type of candor about them: the woman says many people say the Wi-Fi Internet connection is slow. She said you can also spend another $9 a night to get faster Wi-Fi and, I quote, "If you order this service, and you Still think it's not fast enough, you can't get your money back!" One night , some guests squirreled in two yip yip dogs in the neighboring room. The dogs made barking noises for most of the evening while their owners went out and played. The hotel staff seemed nonplussed about how to deal with this situation. I had to wake up at 4:00 a.m. So I made sure to knock loudly on these people's door at 4:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. ; you get the idea. Hint hint , the folks you will see, and be around, at this hotel are not the same ones you will see at the Wynn or Aria.

Sil7er Se7ens... how do I count the ways? Normally my review would have been delightful, as I have always received great service the times that my husband and I have stayed at the location. Today, however was not that occasion. To set the scene... We decided to pop in for a drink on a long weekend (as we had enjoyed our times there previously). Everything went without a hitch as we bought 2 beers from the lobby gift shop (1 budweiser & 1 Michelob Ultra) and sat at a cocktail table by the Sports Book. We continued to regale one another on our week as teachers enjoying each other's company, when a security guard decided to take it upon himself to remove the problem guests from the casino. My husband and I were shocked to find that we were said problem guests. Charles (the security guard) told us we were not welcomed in the casino. Confused, I asked Charles what we had done? It turns out we had bought our beer from the casino gift shop, as opposed to the bartenderless bar before us. We were informed by Charles that we could not bring in outside beverages. In my dismay, I tried to explain to Charles that we had purchased the drinks within the lobby gift shop. Charles shut me down and proceeded to tell me that the gift shop was for hotel guests only, and that we needed to leave. Needless to say my husband and I left. We hopped in the Tacoma and started to head towards home. That's when I realized I didn't think the response was appropriate by Charles. I then I asked my husband to circle back to the location to lodge a formal complaint. First we spoke with the security desk and were offered complaint forms to fill out. However, I am the skeptical sort and did not believe a security report would go very far at the security desk and decided to take it to the hotel lobby. The lobby was polite, but obviously upset that we had a complaint. Which is understandable (who wants to deal with the problem guest). I asked to speak with a manager (a Karen has gotta Karen). She went to the back reports in hand, after I relayed we had taken photos of said complaints. The desk clerk then asked us to sit at the cocktail tables we had been removed from as we awaited the Complaint Specialist/Manager. We then met Jordan (head of Security). He was very kind and explained the unfortunate situation. He mentioned that he had been trying to get the casino to put "paid" stickers on alcohol purchased within casino areas. He was apologetic and offered to pay for a meal, which we declined. It was never about cost, just principle. He kept the offer open in case we decided to stop by and try out Sil7er Se7ens again. Had it not been for Jordan... I would never return again to this establishment. Jordan is a wonderful and thoughtful employee who deserves his weight in gold. Sil7er Se7ens would do well to implement this kind and caring man's policies.

Poorly constructed maze with only one point to get in. The garage doesnt even properly connect to the hotel. Rooms also lack basic ameneties (no fridge). Terrible room service (we never got any lol). Just spend the money and get one of the hotels on the strip.

Run ... don't walk! Sketchy people hanging around the outside of this place and inside wasn't much better. Rooms are old. Bed is terrible, bedding was worse. Pillows were flat. I had stayed here numerous times in the past while traveling as it's close to the airport and inexpensive but it's just gone way downhill. I didn't feel safe

I got a free stay here just needed to pay for resort fee thru southwest rapid rewards and boy did I make a mistake. The room was ok but they had one of those old motel heater/ac and it was so noisy. The elevators for the hotel could barely hold 4 people and just 1 elevator. Just like everyone one complained about the shower being inches from the toilet you basically have to hop over it.

The service at City Cafe was horrible!!!! Waited over 30 minutes for our meal. Our server never bothered to check in on us. The manager didn't even bother as well. It was only after WE inquired about our meal and the help of another server then the meal appeared. My steak was over cooked and I had ordered it "medium". Also their apple cobbler was under baked and soupy. It was disgusting! On the flip side, the restaurant appeared clean Now to the room. Room was spacious but cleanliness doesn't appear to be top priority. Found a bottle cap on the carpet and someone else's false eyelashes. WTH! The shower edges were dirty and the sink took a while to drain water. First and last time staying at this dive!

Another place off the Strip east on Flamingo. It has a pretty lame location but it's on a bus route and there's some lesser known attractions around here. Silver Sevens is also pretty smelly. Customers here mostly seem to be locals. There's a few tourists staying in the hotel, but not a whole lot are here to go to the parties on the Strip so it's also pretty quiet. It pretty much has a problem with the location when it comes to where to book. It's good if you don't care about going to the Strip but you probably want to see it. This is located about a mile east of there. It's close to the airport. Look at that is an advantage for staying. Of course that's assuming you're from out of town. After all it appears most people here are locals. They have no use for the hotel most times. Also the casino fucking stinks bad. It's barf inducing. The hotel is good to stay if location isn't that important to you.

beds had crumbs and ash in them the bathroom stunk the place smelled like cigarettes and i could hear people screaming at each other a few rooms away hair in the towels .

this is one of the worst casino's in nevada about 4 months ago i was a gm card member tier...in jan 2025 i received an email with a promotion from silver sevens email the promotion offer was up to 3 nights comped, $50 comped food and $90 free play...i booked my room with silver 7, gave them the promotion code , a few weeks after i checked in...i was told i would receive the free food and free play after i checked in ...once i checked in mind you after i checked in...i'm being told that they cant help me with the free food and free play because voucher didn't seem legit.... because i showed them a screenshot i was told if i had the actual email then they would honor it...this issue made me really dig for this email it took me 2 hrs to find it and honestly ruined my entire stat ..the host had given me the food voucher but then somebody told me she was not supposed to have done that...i tried to give it back but she insisted on me keeping me .by this time i was shocked that solver sevens was soooo cheap n send me false. promotions just to have people stay there ..i had a really bad experience prior with the older host & that is why i said i wouldnt go back ..but i did fail with this fraud. & false promotion that was emailed to me ...this is the last time silver sevens will get any of my business and or family and or friends.. this is a fraud casino and we are working on a class action lawsuit with them as im writing this review because theres quite enough people that had this same issue...wtf i checked in with that code and had no problems ..but now tht i checked in its an issue... seems like they tricked me into staying there ..at the end i checked out earlier and they tell me they cant help me until today tuesday feb 25th when they knew i would be gone n not around...pretty funny huh...im telling you know this place that i loved once has shown me they are fake,fraud and will do anything to have people stay there and but wont give them what was actually offered by them...silver7 has lost many members because of this issue never again ON TOP OF THAT I get charged for $21.00 A DAY FOR A BATHTUB ...BUT A BATHTUB THAT DOSENT HAVE A STOPPER...COME ON YA NEVER EVER AGAIN SILVER 7 HAS FOOLED ME TOO MANY TIMES...& I WAS TOLD 2025 SILVER7 WAS GONNA BE MUCH MUCH BETTER...FALSE ADVERTISEMENT YET AGAIN....THEY SHOULD HAVE SAID 2025 IS GONNA BE WHEN SILVER 7 IS GONNA BE THE WORST CASINO IN LAS VEGAS

In our room: No coffee maker. No microwave. No refrigerator. No bottled water. Cigarette burn in shower curtain. Casino: Minimal customer service. Slot Machines down. Kiosks not working. Allowing drunken loud behavior. Worst hotel/casino stay ever!

The carpet of my room was damaged, really disappointed as I paid for the more expensive room. I did enjoy playing slots though.

This casino is a shit hole. Do whatever you can to not stay here. Elevators stink like shit and the banker was rude as fuck. I don't know if there is a single good thing about this place.

I'm giving this hotel four stars because I went in with low expectations and when all was said and done, I had a very pleasant stay. Yes, this hotel has very few amenities, is in need of renovation, and the casino is not good. But, you are also paying a fraction of what you would for hotels very nearby. The staff was nice to me, my room was clean, quiet, and the temperature was good as well. If you are on a budget, you should definitely consider this place.

What a horrible place?! You must must be hearing enabled to win in they're players club contests. They announce drawings and if you don't hear it, you miss out. So you can win at Silver Sevens as long as you are not deaf or hearing impaired. Hotel: you must order room service before noon. The front desk during the day is not very helpful even if you are an upper tier club member. The regular rooms are very tight and the climate controls are merely suggestions. The shower/toilet area is so small that I have to step into the shower to turn and get out. I'm not that big. The sink is outside the toilet area and there is a glass separation between sink and beds. So you'll wake up anyone resting in the room. TV options are very limited in the rooms. There are premium rooms with a higher price. Casino: small, smoky, lots of local character. You'll get used to the prices of beer at the bars during games. There are a couple of table games. The staff has been around for a while and seems to have developed an attitude of welcoming locals and accepting tourists. It's a no nonsense kind of place but offers deals and gifts for player club members. I just didn't like the way they treated hearing impaired. Food: options are limited. But the diner and convenience shop have become much better over the years. Not our favorite place but if you like old Vegas and quaint local joints, it's ok.