Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Las Vegas Hotel - Page 4

This hotel is not a good place for underage kids to stay.

The people in the room next to us were very loud. We called and security came up to tell them to quiet down, but as soon as security left they started all over again. We called security and they came back, but it only stayed reasonable while security was in the hallway. This went on and on. After several times, I think security should have taken more action against them.

This hotel is a great place with a very wonderful staff!

It is off the strip and monorail, making getting to other Vegas locations difficult. It is obviously for the person who wants to be at this hotel for its name and party atmosphere.

I loved the sheets! They were super soft!

It was overall a good experience. But the hotel was overbooked and my friend and I were forced to stay in a bed with only one bed. Our only compensation were wristbands for the pool; poor form indeed.

I would have preferred to be at another hotel for the use of their pool on Sunday. If I plan to be in Las Vegas on a Sunday, I will not stay at this hotel.

My stay exceeded all expectations. This is a great facility with a wonderful staff.

The location was good and the atmosphere and pool were great. I would definitely recommend it and stay there again.

I felt that that, although the hotel itself was nice, the rooms were somewhat shabby and we had a problem with the room not being properly cleaned.

The casino/hotel is friendly and laid back. They play fun music, so you hear that instead of slot machines. The restaurants are excellent. We also had an awesome time at the pool. The beds and pillows were of excellent quality, and I appreciated the quality of toiletries provided.

This is a great hotel. It's very clean and has a great staff.

Oh. So. Over! Whenever you see photos of celebrities at The Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas, remember that they are being paid to be there. Actually, the Hard Rock might want to consider offering that option to all guests because it has become a very bad hotel. Sloppy housekeeping, broken lamp shades with fluorescent bulbs, non-working internet connections that are a rip-off, missing tv remotes, spots all over the carpet and an everpresent nicotine reek, even in the non-smoking rooms.

I used to love the hotel, but they expanded, got bigger, but not better. All the reasons for choosing them are gone. Las Vegas has grown up around the hotel so it is not out of the way now, just inconvenient to everything else on the strip. You have to choose between traffic noise on one side of the building or non-stop loud music on the pool side. Need a nap to sleep off that Vegas hangover? Forget it! And yes, they have now been invaded by the families with screaming kids. After four days I was completely sleep dprived! Wait, isn’t a nights sleep what a hotel is all about?

Overblown, pompous, clueless and full of attitude. You'd have to be crazy to stay here twice.

The Hard Rock is great. If you want to be near the young hip scene, you must visit the Hard Rock Hotel. The pool itself is worth the price of your stay. The lazy river and swim up bar will keep you busy relaxing in the sun all day.

Had a blast, and will be kicking it there in march.

This hotel made me feel pampered: I used to work there a few years ago and the people we really happy to see me come back for a few days, so they kind of "kissed my butt."

This hotel made me feel secure: The availability of security officers at all entrances was reassuring.

For the most part I'd say it was a good experience, overall. However, there were a few negatives. One that stood out was, as a disabled person, the employees seemed unsure how to handle certain issues (such as pre-entry into the joint for a concert).

This hotel made me feel excited: The atmosphere was very "celebrity like." I almost felt like a celebrity themselves.

Fire alarm went off for hours one night - they did nothing!

Not as noisy (slot machines) as other casinos. Smokier air, however.