Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino

Isla Bonita

As a Las Vegas frequent traveler I can say that Rio is my personal favorite. Rooms are HUGE, they're all suites. Perfect for sharing. Clean and fully stocked. Didn't mind the small worn out features, barely noticeable. Great selection of restaurants and food court. Kangs korean BBQ is awesome.

Jennifer Andrade

If your not looking to be directly on the strip the Rio is OK. We went for a concert so it suited our purpose. However when we got ready for bed and needed to pull the sofa bed out we found an unopened can of red bull and a pack of opened gum. Which means the couch was never checked. We also ended up having to call housekeeping which is all AI twice and waited over an hour for 2 blankets and towels. Yes I get it there a big hotel but come on. The shower does not drain well which I also saw on other reviews. When taking a shower we ended having to turn it off half way and let the water drain a little because we were afraid the water would run over. There is free parking which is a plus. There is also a security fee of a $100 per night. Which seems a bit high. The have a food hall which when we got back from our concert before midnight it was already closed. There was one place open serving chicken and your gonna pay $13 for 3 chicken tenders with different toppings. Overall not the best but not the worst.

Brian Mccall

Three families stayed here in the remodeled rooms, 1 1br suite and 2 deluxe rooms in between Christmas and NYE. Having the 1br suite was a great option for us, as it offered a large living area with a large table and chairs, in addition to a large sofa that we used to gather our family together. Service was great. The ability to order food from Starbucks and the canteen restaurants was a huge perk. Great food choices, all reasonably priced and of good quality. Try the new steakhouse - it’s incredible and a comparative value to others of that quality in Las Vegas. The gym was great. I used it early so it wasn’t busy. All new equipment. I liked the hotel being off strip. This was a crazy busy time on the strip, so the hotels there were packed. The Rio never felt packed even tho I believe they were sold out in the remodeled rooms. We stayed at Bellagio before this, and while nice, I’d choose the Rio over that next time. It wasn’t that far from the strip and our huge suite was 1/3 the price of a standard room there. Even paying for parking when visiting the strip hotels ($20), it’s a no brainer. The Rio is a great value. My only gripe is the elevator situation during checkout - between 10-11 it’s very difficult to get an elevator as they have several out of commission. I believe they are improving the elevators so that should hopefully be resolved in the future.

Adam Kennel

Rooms were HUGE and updated but seem to not be regularly maintained. The bathroom light switch didn't work. Good thing I had a flashlight for my shower in the morning. Casino is decent, plenty of popular games. The surrounding area of this facility is not great at all. Just be warned. Location is good if you want to be off the strip and get in and out of the city for travel and avoid the hassle of being on the strip. The room is very cheap for mid week. Tons of value in these rooms for the money.

Mr.V

I’ve stayed at the Rio Hotel & Casino at least seven or eight times now, and it’s still one of my favorite places to stay in Las Vegas. I always enjoy the pool area—it’s relaxing, spacious, and never feels as packed as some of the big Strip resorts. The rooms have been recently upgraded, and they’re noticeably nicer, cleaner, and more comfortable than before. The prices are usually very good for what you get, which is why I keep coming back. It’s a great value option with solid amenities, and I’ll definitely continue staying here on future trips.