Tropicana Express is Laughlin*s premiere destination for gaming- entertainment and fine dining. Voted *Best Hotel* and *Best Fine Dining*... more »
Tropicana Express is Laughlin*s premiere destination for gaming- entertainment and fine dining. Voted *Best Hotel* and *Best Fine Dining* by locals in the tri-state area- the 1495 room resort features a variety of newly renovated rooms and refurbished suites. New rooms feature cozy triple sheeting- new amber- and wheat colored carpet- contemporary white shutters- satin nickel faucets and fixtures- and granite countertops /Casino Tower only/. All rooms have available high-speed Internet access. Amenities include covered parking- complimentary valet- heated outdoor pool with cabanas and spa- three party suites and meeting spaces. The casino features 53000 square feet of gaming excitement with over 1200 favorite reel and video poker machines- table games including Blackjack- Roulette and Craps- Texas Hold*em poker- as well as a Sportsbook. Award-winning restaurants provide a variety of dining experiences. Voted *Best Fine Dining* year after year- The Steakhouse features steaks and seafood with table side salads in an elegant setting. Tularosa Cantina is known for its fresh New Mexico cuisine and warm cozy atmosphere. Passaggio Italian Gardens features authentic Italian cuisine including fresh pasta and sauces- pizza- steak- seafood and chicken. Tropicana Express also offers an exquisite buffet- 24-hour dining in Carnegie*s Dining Car and sushi at Minato Sushi at Eclipse Bar. The American Heroes Pavilion Theater hosts big name entertainment with top-notch comedy acts and musical entertainers. Follies Magnifique- a new topless revue show inspired by the long-running Las Vegas stage show Folies Bergere- is sure to wow you. In the afternoon and evening you will find a live band playing your favorite music in Caboose Lounge where there is never a cover or minimum. All this is yours at the Tropicana Express conveniently located in the heart of Laughlin.
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55 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Hotel room (5341) was clean but aging (traffic noise). bath tub needs replaced. Hotel help was very nice especially the lady at the wheel chair rental place. Wheel chair rental was reasonable($10). Wheel chair elevator to street stinks really bad like Urine/bleach need nose plug. Wheel chair exit door needs an auto door. When leaving was told to have valet attendant to return wheel chair for me but attendant was not there in fact had to call up my own taxi and return the chair my self (not cool). Would stay again was quieter than last hotel I stayed at in Vegas.
They say you get what you pay for and that's about right. You pay rock-bottom rates and get the bare essentials - a room and precious litle else. Obviously, a casino expects to make money out of you at the tables and machines. It would be...
Front desk staff female, was rude, very
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Posted Nov 21, 2007
Okay
Front desk staff female, was rude, very rude. It was our first time at this hotel, and we asked her several questions and she literally rolled her eyes and gave rude answers. We almost left then, but chose to stay because of the remodeled rooms and...
56 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
The overall stay was ok but we had a few glitches. We were told when we made the reservation that we could have one of the newly redone rooms and when we got there they tried to put us in a room in the older part of the hotel. We also had our electronic keycard voided on Thursday which was day four of a five day stay. I had to go to the front desk and get new keys late at night.
I am somewhat likely
to return to the Tropicana Express.
I might recommend it to friends.
The rooms are beautiful, except the
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Posted Aug 17, 2007
Okay
The rooms are beautiful, except the towles that were left hanging behind the bathroom door from the prior guest - ick - the pool was great - very clean - the hotel is EXTREMELY smoky smelling - and not much for kids - fast food would be great. The...
This was a cousins' reunion. We chose
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Posted Aug 01, 2007
Okay
This was a cousins' reunion. We chose this hotel because it was Ramada and they changed hands the day we arrived. Family tower was loud, not very clean and the fire alarm went off all three nights we were there with no explaination from the desk. We ...
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