The Monte Carlo features everything from elegant decor reminiscent of the famous Monaco playground to top-name entertainment. The Monte... more »
The Monte Carlo features everything from elegant decor reminiscent of the famous Monaco playground to top-name entertainment. The Monte Carlo's main production show is one of the best in town. Performing in a 1,200-seat showroom custom-built for his unique show, master magician Lance Burton is the only winner of all four major international magic awards. Other performers include top-name entertainers. Most of the hotel's attractions were designed for guests who like to participate. Next to the pool area are three lighted tennis courts and a pro shop for rentals and lessons. The golf concierge can help you set up a round on the links. For the young at heart, the Street of Dreams has a variety of retail stores and an arcade with state-of-the-art video games. The Monte Carlo also has 25,000 square feet of convention space, a wedding chapel, florist, fitness facility, and a full-service health spa and salon. Located near the south end of the Strip, the Monte Carlo is across from the MGM Grand and next door to New York-New York. The 102,197-sq. ft. casino features over 2,000 slot machines from nickels to $100 machines, more than 90 table games, poker tables, and a keno lounge. The hotel does not provide airport transportation.
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*** For the first time, The Monte Carlo Resort and Casino has been awarded the prestigious AAA Four Diamond award. The award recognizes the quality of both the amenities and service at the property *** From elegant decor reminiscent of the famous Monaco playground to top-name entertainment, the Monte Carlo Resort & Casino offers visitors a taste of everything that is Las Vegas. Since opening in 1996, the $344 million Monte Carlo Resort & Casino has proved a popular destination for travelers from all over the world. Perhaps it is the fine restaurants or the gorgeous pool and luxurious spa. Whatever the reason, travelers are coming to the mega-resort time and time again to experience its magic. Part of the magic is world-renowned Master Magician Lance Burton. Burton, along with his cast of 60 doves, a few ducks and Elvis the parakeet, amazes audiences with sleight-of-hand tricks and grand illusions such as his signature flying white Corvette. Burton performs Wednesday through Friday at 7pm. Also a favorite spot at the Monte Carlo is Blackstone's Steak House. The restaurant features a number of delicious entrees, including Vineyard Escargot, Half-Roasted Duck, Surf & Turf, and Broiled Australian Lobster Tails. The Monte Carlo's offerings do not stop with Blackstone's Steak House. The Market City Caffe (Italian Restaurant), Dragon Noodle Company & Sushi Bar (Chinese), Andre's French Restaurant, the Buffet and the Cafe also offer a wide variety of choices for the hungry guest. The elegance and style of the Monte Carlo transcends to the 3,002 guest rooms, including 259 suites. The deluxe rooms are tastefully decorated with brass fixtures, cherry furniture and offer spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip or the Monte Carlo pool area. For those looking for additional in-room amenities and living space the Monte Carlo offers the exquisite Monaco Suites and Spa Suites. The suites feature various added options such as king beds, full bath with spa, wet bar, Italian marble bathrooms, wet saunas, Jacuzzi tubs, remote control lighting and window coverings, a special armoire featuring a complete music and video system and sweeping views of the Las Vegas Strip or the surrounding mountains. Of course, Las Vegas is known as the city for gambling and the Monte Carlo's casino is just part of the reason why. Slots, blackjack, high-limit gaming areas, baccarat, roulette, video poker, a race and sports betting area are offered. Gamers can receive awards based upon slot and table play by joining the Players Club, which earns guests points and comp dollars at all of the Mandalay Bay Resorts - including the Monte Carlo, Mandalay Bay, MGM/Mirage, Luxor, Excalibur and Circus Circus. Finally, guests can enjoy shopping and dining on the Streets of Dreams. This dazzling street offers everything from eyewear and clothing to accessories and cigars. *** Guests must be 21 or older to check in. *** Please note that the pool is closed for the winter and will re-open mid-February. ***
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53 year old with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
May 2009. If you decide to stay at Monte Carlo please, please, please make sure you do not leave anything in your room. I am 53 years old; I work for the court system and I value myself as an honest person. I have no intention of ripping-off this establishment for a measly $100.00 worth of possessions. I contacted the Monte Carlo the day after I checked out to request the return of a bathing suit (hanging on a towel rack in the bathroom) and sweatshirt (hanging in the closet). After several days of leaving messages and speaking with their Security Department, I received a letter from Denise Chilipka-Oltay, Claim Rep for Monte Carlo who stated the Monte Carlo is “not responsible for reported missing items, are unable to compensate the loss, and hope this incident will not deter my visiting Monte Carlo again.” I again say please……if this hotel does not hire honest maids, how safe is your property in your room? I will NEVER stay there again and I will tell EVERYONE else the same thing.
41 year old with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
With all the hype about Las Vegas - we thought we were in for a great little 4 day get away! Boy, were we disappointed! I don't think we will ever plan another trip there and if we do, we sure won't stay at the Monte Carlo. We spent a lot of money there and the comps are terrible. We ended up getting 2 buffets a piece and we ate at the dinner buffet once while we were there and it was comparable to a Luby's, but twice the price. Taking advantage of our comped buffets when we checked out almost took an act of congress. The people at the players club are very inexperienced and every time you want to know about your comps they have to get on the phone to some secretive "marketing" person. The front desk is just as bad - they can't tell you anything about your comps. Therefore everyone is sending you running around from desk to desk.
The rooms are okay, but don't expect fresh towels daily and don't expect coffee in the morning when you wake up. Unless you pay the outrageous price for room service coffee or go downstairs and purchase coffee from McDonald's or Starbucks. Another thing - bring your own sodas or water with you to the room because there are no complimentary bottles of water left in your room and the soda machine on at least 2 floors that we checked was taped up and out of order! After going to two floors looking for a soda machine that worked, we just gave up and went back to our room.
They did not have wifi internet access. You had to plug into an ethernet port and then that did not even work. You could access the internet by PAYING a $5 minimum at a little public kiosk in their lobby. If you want to print your boarding passes from there they charge you another $1 per page!!!!
The slots were so tight that we did not see anyone winning anything. We spent a lot of money and playtime in their casino and it was crap.
My advice: don't go. If you want to go to an excellent hotel/casino that knows how to treat their patrons and don't want to travel to Las Vegas, try L'auberge du lac in Lake Charles, LA. It is a gorgeous hotel and casino, great staff, friendly people, wonderful food, and complimentary beverage bars in the casino for sodas, water, and coffee.
75 year old with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
We've been to Vegas many, many times, but this was our first stay at Monte Carlo. Everything was absolutely terrific--our suite, the casino, everyone who works there, and even the food.
of the 3 pools at the hotel, 2 of them
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Posted Mar 25, 2009
Okay
of the 3 pools at the hotel, 2 of them are in the shade all day. needless to say, the lounges around the pool that is in the sun are taken quickly. if you want the sun, get down no later than 10 a.m., otherwise you might miss your spot in the sun!!! ...
The hotel was everything that was
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Posted Mar 23, 2009
Excellent
The hotel was everything that was promised! Beautiful decor, wonderful service, close to everything! Only bad part was the construction going on next door. The windows to our room were a little dirty. But that is the only negative. Wonderful...
The Monte Carlo was a great hotel! The
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Posted Mar 20, 2009
Good
The Monte Carlo was a great hotel! The staff was very helpful and courteous! Our room was nice and clean. Everything that you need is right there....a food court, several resturants, a convenience store. We ate at both the Brand steakhouse and...
Good hotel for the price, you can walk
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Posted Mar 09, 2009
Good
Good hotel for the price, you can walk to other casinos if you like. The bus stops just at the door. The noise thing is a real issue but it wont last. Also the hotel is more relaxed than others hotel/casino. Very clean , and the Spa is not that big...
Beware of noise. Construction made our
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Posted Mar 08, 2009
Okay
Beware of noise. Construction made our stay very noisy. The rooms are nice and clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. Would consider staying again when construction is finished.
While checking in we noticed that the
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Posted Mar 08, 2009
Mediocre
While checking in we noticed that the person checking us in was not very friendly and did little to accomodate our party of six people. Our rooms all had two beds instead of King size beds we had requested when we booked our trip. Further, he did...
Great service but negatives outweigh the positives
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Posted Mar 07, 2009
Mediocre
Great staff, food, and service BUT pick your poison, construction noise or rooms that stink! Our first room on the 27th floor.. It was suppose to be smoke free but it smelt like a bowling alley on league night. Our second room was on the 30th...
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