Flamingo Las Vegas

Jana Thomas

Rooms: We stayed in a suite for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The shower in the king suite was broken. The bathroom mirror tv was broken. The lights in the chandelier were burnt out. There were some stains on the furniture but overall the room was clean. Service: The staff acted like we were stupid and just didn’t know how to work the shower that was indeed broken before they finally agreed to send someone up. We selected daily room service on the reservation but had to call down for towels and ask house keepers ourself. There was absolutely zero hospitality welcome besides voicemails before the trip. When I tried to call back the guest services staff again acted like I was stupid for calling back and had absolutely no idea how to connect me to the person that had called. Also, the 2 bedroom suite with 3 beds could only connect two devices to “complimentary”Wi-Fi. NONE of the Ceasars rewards and Flamingo/Ceasars connected restaurants asked for our reward number or applied the rewards. Location: Right on the strip so it may be pretty good normally but all the left over race track construction was blocking the view. If you want to go anywhere else ride-share has ruined the days of walking down and hopping in a cab. It felt like the majority of our time was spent timing $30 Ubers and following directions to ride-share pickup.The hotel didn’t even provide a map of the hotel on check in. This felt like an over priced holiday inn in fabulous Las Vegas.

Dr. Dominic Nguyen

My family stayed at the Flamingo this week, and honestly, for being the oldest hotel on the Strip, our rooms were surprisingly decent. I also booked the so-called VIP experience but never got any notification that it was approved, just the lovely surprise of being charged for it anyway. The whole reason I even tried the VIP package was to skip the long checkout line, but since I had no idea it went through, I ended up using the self check-in kiosk instead. The self check-in kiosk was very easy to use; I’m honestly surprised more people don’t use those. On the bright side, I got to check in two rooms two hours early for $20 per room, which was probably the best $40 I spent here (plus tax). The rooms themselves were fine, and they do have daily room service, which is a plus. But the showers… who designed these things? Half glass, half curtain, and 100% guaranteed to flood your bathroom floor. Also, shoutout to my floor neighbors who treated door-slamming like an Olympic sport well past midnight. Truly a display of dominance. All jokes aside, it wasn’t a bad stay. A few quirks here and there, but I’d stay again, just maybe without the “VIP” mystery charge next time.

Nikki Kohut

My room was under a different name during my whole 5 day stay from Nov 16-21. I could not get wifi the whole time I was there. When my family would call down the staff was rude. Told us they couldn't give us the name do to privacy reasons. Even tho we were calling from the hotel phone. They did nothing to help us and hung up on us multiple times!!! My room was not cleaned except for one night of the trip!!!! One day we got a stack of sheets set on the bed!!! We had to chase a room cleaner down to ask for clean towels another day!!! Upon checkout when I asked to speak to a manager I got made feel like I was lieing. This is what we pay resorts fees for and we never even got the service that was suppose to be provided. After the lady at checkout understood my problem and seen the mess up on their end the manager came and said that I would get all wifi charges back on my card with my deposit. I did not. I get back home to Canada and somehow there is 2 more charges added onto my card equaling around $70 US and nowhere on my invoice does it say that my wifi charges were returned. I SHOULD have received my resort fees back. This is ridiculous!!!! Not to mention my emails coming from flamingo property are STILL coming in someone else name when it was my name before this stay!!!! Do better flamingo!!!! I will never stay here again. This was my second time here in a row and the amount of money my family spent in your resort and all ceasars properties blows my mind how you can treat customers this way!

Natsu J

We’ve stayed at mandalay bay and new york hotel before flamingo and so far, we like our flamingo room best. We were at the 24th flr and had a reallyyyyy reaaallyyyy nice view of vegas strip, both day and night. Room is simple and clean. Quiet. Lots of elevators so there’s no traffic getting up and down the rooms. The bathroom just doesnt have a tub for baths if thats something you look for. The location is very nice and surrounded by lots of vegas activities . Walk around and you’ll see the shopping district, food places, other photo worthy places. The ferris wheel is just behind. They have some flamingos that you can view from 7am onwards.

fallen angel

This is a budget hotel with a good spot in the middle of the strip. The rooms are worn and run down at best. Over the years we have stayed here several times. This will likely be our last. While the location is good, we found that we were walking to all the other hotels to eat, shop, and go to shows. That's a lot of walking. Imagine, on average, 20 minutes +/- 10 minutes to get to any of the larger, nicer hotels. We guessed that we lost several hours just because there wasn't anything we wanted to do in our own hotel. We decided that the minimal savings wasn't worth the time lost walking every where else, and the sore legs at the end of each day.