This is a much larger hotel than I imagined (2500+ rooms) but easier to get around than a lot of Vegas places we've stayed. The elevators were fast, parking was convenient, check in was fast. For players card holders they waive the early check in fee which is a nice perk (otherwise it's 4 PM). You do have to pay the resort fee but the room rates are low enough that it isn't an issue. I like the location but it's not as good as Paris for me. We had a view of the volcano at the Mirage but that was about all we could see. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable and the neighbours were quiet. I wouldn't hesitate going back for a budget trip.

My friend and I stayed here in July 2011on a short trip to Vegas. The location is unbeatable - in the heart of The Strip, directly across from Caesar's Palace.
The rooms were great and clean and staff were very friendly. The pool area was nice, but obviously nothing special in comparison to the bigger resorts. I would recommend staying here if you just want a place to crash. If you're looking for an over the top Vegas experience with the big pools and resorts, you're better off going to one of the bigger hotels.

We have stayed at both Harrah's Las Vegas and Laughlin for a number of years each winter and they are great places. We stayed at Las Vegas in January and I became quite ill with pneumonia and had to leave early and suddenly as I don't trust our medical insurance and the Hotel staff were absolutely the best you could ever hope for in our time of crises. A big bouquet to them and I will remain a loyal customer as they are simply a class act and have our gratitude for their conduct. The front desk is staffed by the best people you could ever want in a giant Hotel and I would suggest that this Hotel is the best if a personal emergency presents itself.
Edwin Moore
Prince Albert, Sask. Canada

Just got back from a trip to L.V. My wife and I stayed at Harrah's as we had a choice of there or the Quad (formerly Imperial Palace) and participated in a blackjack tournament that was at the Paris (another Harrah's property). We chose to upgrade to a luxury room from a "classic" room. Well there wasn't anything luxurious about it. Your pretty basic room. It had a Strip view but could barely see through the filthy window. No fridge but an empty minibar that tells you not to put anything in it.

Except for the first fellow at the reception desk, most employees were rather unpleasant like you were bothering them. Blackjack dealers, cafe personnel (Cafe ran out of spoons?? I stirred my coffee with a knife).

We will not stay here again.