Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall

We stayed for 4 nights at Sams Town with our 13 year old son at the end of a 2 week touring holiday from the UK. This was our 4th trip to Las vegas and the area and we like trying new places so with the help of tripadvisor thought we would stay here. We only paid $45+ taxes a night so it was very good value. The atrium is quite nice to sit in and have coffee or drink and of course not being a gaming area our son could relax aswell. The casino is around the outside of the atrium aswell as the restaurants, shops etc we found it quite... more

I stayed there this last weekend, paid $139.00 a night, no biggie, it was a convention week. Beware the listed price, though, when you get to the acceptance box on the reservations portion of their webpage, buried within the boilerplate writing is a $4.50 "hotel service fee." What the heck is that? What does $139.00 pay for? Then, on arrival, a $1.00 "telephone use fee" is added. This practice is disengenuous at best; why not advertise the room for $10.00 a night, then tack on a $200.00 "service fee?" Hotel isn't bad, not great,... more

Stayed here for 2 nights- March 25-27th and had a great time. Rooms were clean, except that the tub didn't drain well. Called housekeeping to unclog, but still drained slowly. Toiletries did not come with a shower cap, so had to request. Teens enjoyed the movies and the bowling alley. Had a nice meal at the harvest cafe, though waited an hour for a table of 20. Teens enjoyed having McDonald's and Panda Express. Beautiful lazer light show, could see it from hotel room. Would stay here again.

We went to checked in Feb 3 and stay for 3 nights in 2005. We were all excited to see the main lobby and park inside the hotel when we first checked in. The hotel has all activities around, restaurants, slot machines, cineamas inside the hotels, full size bowling lanes, etc. Whatever you can think of, they have it there. The lazor and water shows every day are so great. We just felt right in home at our stay. It's about 15 minutes drive from hotel to the strips and the traffic is always great. We really enjoy our stay in there.

We took the folks on a trip out west in September 2004 and of course had to visit Las Vegas. We stayed at the Sam's Town Hotel and had a good time. Great price too! Our room was large and had a great southwestern flare. Very clean. We went out for dinner the night we arrived but wish we would have stayed right there at Sam's Town - they offer a wide variety of food choices. We had breakfast in the lobby at Fresh Harvest Cafe and recommend it to all. We would stay here again.

This old relic has seen better days. Needs an overhaul. Rooms are fairly well kept and fairly clean. Restaurants are mediocre at best...and have really gone downhill in the last few years. Not as bad a decline as the slot machines however, nothing spitting out of them at all. The blackjack is good here but the casino area is smoky. Very smoky. The buffet is the pits, nothing like it used to be in the 90's.

I take trips to Las Vegas 4 – 5 times a year and I normally stay at a hotel on the strip, but this last time I decided to stay at Sam’s Town. I stayed for 4 nights and I must say that between the hotel and the management it was the worst trip I ever been on in Las Vegas. First off at check in, I was charged a higher rate for my standard room and suite than what was quoted to me on the phone from their reservation line. The second night, I sat on the edge of the bed in our suite and the bed broke. After I was accused of... more

THe hotel is accomodations are average I would say thress stars. But Sam's club is one of the best places to stay if you like variety and a quiet setting. The service we received at Sam's was excellent. They also have a wide variety of things to do besides gamble.

We stopped off at Sam's Town on our way to Big Bear, we thought we would upgrade our room to a suite the cost was $90 and what a room it was Big and I mean Big a Large Lounge with a very Large TV, Fridge, Coffe/Tea Machine. A very large tub with seperate shower and toilet, a king bed with another Large TV. We were able to sit in our window and watch the Laser show. The food was good and although we did not win on the slots we had fun. The shuttle service to the Strip and Down Town was very good. We have stopped off at Vegas for the last ten... more

We made our hotel reservations well in advance of our trip, and I called to confirm them a few days before our trip. At that time a clerk asked whether we preferred a room overlooking the indoor park or looking out at the mountains. We stated overlooking the park. When we arrived, we were given a room overlooking the casino roof and the attached theatre, and the RV park. We had also stated that we required a handicapped accessible room, which we were given, but on the 9th floor, we would have preferred something closer to the ground. As... more