My wife and I spent six nights at the Silverton in October 2011. It was a great experience, from check-in to check-out. All of the staff were friendly and cordial. We enjoyed the casino, the restaurants, the pool and the hotel promotions to keep you on the property. By the way, a huge Bass Pro Shop is acessible directly from the hotel. The hotel is near the airport and major highways as well as Las Vegas Blvd. are just a short distance away. For the money, this is a great place to stay. The Silverton offers most of the amenities on a smaller scale and less hassle than a "Strip" hotel. I would certainly stay here again.

The room was nice but the view was pretty sad - a block wall - the back of the Bass Pro about 6 feet away. The room was pretty dark all day. The room was large, had a love seat couch, older TV, desk and 2 chairs, very comfortable bed and ok bathroom. We had to be there for a wedding on Veterans Day weekend so were thankful to get a pretty good rate considering the gazillion people who were in Vegas that weekend and the increased charges at other hotels.

I've stayed at the Silverton four times in the last year or so, and have had consistently positive experiences each time I've stayed there.

Check-in is reasonably simple and straightforward, and there's never been a long line of people waiting to check-in. The reception area is easy to find and close to the main doors, unlike some casinos. Express checkout makes the other part of the 'paperwork' quick and easy.

Rooms are spacious and comfortable, although lighting is a bit dim and noise tends to travel in from other rooms and the hallway.

There are a number of different bars and restaurants. The Twin Creeks Steakhouse has excellent steaks and impeccable service. The buffet is good and gives discounts if you are a member of their free casino club program. Most of the bar areas are fairly noisy if you want to chat with friends.

My most recent stay was made all the more enjoyable due to a 'all you can drink' promotion at several of the bars giving you all the beer you can drink, plus a nice souvenir glass, for $10.

The location is perhaps good if you want to be close to the airport, but it is not good if you want to walk the strip.

Beware their $7.50 (which is actually $8.40) 'resort fee' - some people have reported this is NOT disclosed when booking a room with the hotel directly, but is absolutely mandatory and can't be avoided (although if you complain loud and long enough, the hotel might reduce your nightly room rate while still leaving the resort fee in place). Distressingly, the resort fee does not include internet access - that is another $11/night.

All in all, it is a good value with no inconveniences or problems, and if its location suits, a place you can visit and enjoy with confidence.

My Fiance and I stayed 1 night which was actually comped on Oct. 22nd, 2011. The checkin Process was quick and the room was centrally located near the Sundance Grille. The room was huge, with newly upgraded linen, Flat-Screen TV, sitting area, and drawer space for our clothes. The only negative I have, the bathroom was small. But it worked for us.

Lastly, the weather was nice, and the pool was available. The cabanas were open and free to use, so we were able to take advantage of these. The pool is small, but the surrounding area was beautiful with flowers and Palm Trees.

I will definitely stay here again, Comped or to pay. I highly recommend this property.