Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Very disappointed. I live in San Diego and have stayed at the Hard Rock SD multiple times and love it. I expected the same level of service and quality from Hard Rock Vegas. Our bathroom shower and sink were both broken and once we saw the quality of the room we felt we had overpaid. We paid $ 28 a piece for Margaritas by the pool that were hardly alcoholic and Rehab for hotel guest was still $ 35 a person. The hotel is definitely showing its age and could use a serious remodel. Next time we will definitely pick a different hotel.

Undoubtedly the least classiest place I’ve ever stayed at in Vegas. I saw a 20 on 20 all-​out-​brawl break out on the middle of the casino floor at 3am. I also got a cab at the front once. An Asian taxi driver pulls up (I’m Chinese). The door man opens the front door and proceeds to give her directions by saying «Ching ching chong dong», then looks at me and gives me a smile. He was white. The driver was Vietnamese. Most racist thing I’ve ever experienced. You would be foolish to bring your family here.

**First off this review goes to the HRH VALET AT HARD ROCK. **
On June 22^nd 2016 upon valet receiving of my car at Bellagio. I did a 360 check of my suv. Not damage. Drove to HRH tower and valet my suv once again. This is now a.m. early hours of the 23^rd of June 2016. Got interrogated by the big husky valet guy once again about «are you a member here, what room are you in, which tower, let me see your hotel key card» keep in mind this is the 3^rd time this big husky guy has asked me this. It got annoying and it started to make me question my existence here!
– went upstairs to the HRH tower and called it a night. Checked out of hotel at 1pm. Walked over to valet and the same big husky dude said «your car is here (and points on the left side of where I was standing (front bronze door of valet) he said «your car is here did you need me to pull it up?» At this point I’m just tired of him. Keep in mind I tip $ 5 for short valet and $ 10 for longer than 1 hour, to every valet guy everywhere I valet at and I always do a walk around of the car/​suv.
– well guess what? This time I didn’t bc I just wanted to roll my own luggage over and carry it in the trunk myself. Hopped in the suv and drove to the rental place. Get to the rental place and the guy walks around the suv… «mam has this dent and scratch always been here?» My response «what dent and scratch?!» Walked around to his side and saw a big fender dent and long paint gone missing scratch to the fender. So now I’m pissed and for damn sure I checked my car prior to arriving at the HRH. To think it was a kind gesture to have parked in the front for me. Guess that’s where they park all the dent and scuff cars and put you in that awkward predicament «car is here, did you need me to pull it up»
— this is my second time in 6 months staying at the HRH tower at the hard rock for ⁵⁄₆ nights minimum. I love it. I love the comfort, the relaxing rooms, the clean environment, the great front desk, concierge and room service. This place gets a 5 star for stay, peacefulness not having to go elbow to elbow with someone just trying to walk by. The smell of the hotel is like a vanilla, fruit light non nose irritating smell. I definitely don’t smell smoke in the air not unless I’m sitting directly next to someone who was smoking. Perfect place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle, don’t get me wrong theirs better stays out there but it’s always over packed and I’d witness the valet service line stretch around the block so I’d pass on busy popular hotels.
– but valet service and the dent and scratch does not sit well with me! Own up to your accident I would of even said its ok its just an accident but to try to play me like a fool, some bodies going to pay for it! I’ve gone 12 years with no accidents, dents, dings of any kind and I’d be a fool if I took this as something I did when indeed I DID NOT.
–will this change my opinion on staying here anymore? It will affect my decision by 60%
Why valet at a hotel you don’t trust with your car? Until hard rock contacts me back with a link to post reviews about their Valet service, this post is affiliated with the hard rock being its valet service and therefore it will remain here until I remove it.

Rooms were very dirty, doors and dressers were dinged and looks heavily partied in. Our TV was broke and VERY noisy. They «upgraded» us to the paradise tower facing club Rehab which was nothing more than a bass filled box that smelled like weed most of the time. They couldn’t move us until the next day and even then made it seem like we were the problem using the excuse that the rooms are partied in often. When we were finally moved the room was better facing the valley and mountains. The lobby and casino were cool with all the rock memorabilia but I would never stay at this hotel again.

I don’t understand the people who give the hotel a bad review because it is far from the strip. It’s in Las Vegas, not everything in Vegas is on the strip.
Got a good deal from Hotwire and stayed there April 2016. The line was SO long and took a while but every single register had an employee checking people in and working pretty fast.
I was checked in and my room (a farrrrr walk away) was overlooking the pool party which was SUPER loud but didn’t go too late to be annoying.
They had a crib for my baby at no extra cost which is always appreciated. I loved the décor of the room and the bathroom was nice which I am REALLY picky about.
–1 STAR: The water in the room was something insane like $ 9 and the vending machine on our floor didn’t work so I had to journey for water.

Perhaps starting to show its age among newer and flashier counterparts, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino can still be a decent off the Strip spot.
To that point — if you want to be close to the strip, then stay on the strip. HRH is not on the strip (about a 15 – 20 min walk) and the shuttles don’t run that often. For a R&R solo trip, I chose the HRH because I got a good midweek deal and didn’t have much need to hang out every moment on the strip. All up, I had a pretty enjoyable experience here. I had a pretty much hassle free check-​in and check-​out experience and every single staff member was friendly and helpful. The room was huge especially for just myself and major pluses for the plush and comfy bed. I slept so well every night. My room had zero view but the hotel probably doesn’t have a view of much anyway unless you’re staying in the new HRH Towers. The pools are adequate but definitely show their age plus they fill up by Noon so get there early. Decent dining selection but perhaps not the most exciting and diverse by Vegas standards. The casino has a decent selection of slots and never felt too crowded or smokey.
For what I was looking for, the HRH & Casino did its job well. I got a comfortable and relaxing stay and a chance to explore more off-​Strip destinations. Totally worth it if you score a deal online.

Meh Indeed.
I’ve stayed here a number of times through the years and somehow always hope it would be better next time. Though this time was no exception. Meh
The room was clean as you’d desire, the shower in the paridise tower is great if you choose your hotel based on your ability to have sex in a giant shower with dark slate interior as I certainly do… but
There are no coffee pots, you must get dressed to go down and stand in que with the rest of the Vegas morning zombies. Seems to be a profitable decision on the part of the corporate hotel owners which will probably never return then.
The «beach party» that runs from 11am to 7pm will completed destroy any attempt you may have on sleeping during that time. So wake up early, and no naps. The JBL sub-​woofers rattle the windows without mercy for the hungover or the late night Vegas guest.
We tried the beach party, and sexism is alive and well where the cost of admittance for a penis is double for that of a bikini. In this day and age I find sexist pricing structures.well.sexist. Further, the DJ sucked, the hot tubs were luke warm, and there is no where to secure your things or stash your flipflops. There is literally no where to even sit down less you pay 1000 for a couch.
With the exception of the passive aggressive emo-​Elvis look alike server in the breakfast spot, all of the staff was nice and friendly and very welcoming.

For some odd reason, once you step into this hotel, it smells so good! The smell is sort of a fruity, sweet smell with a cigarette mix.
Anyways, I stayed in the casino tower on the 9^th floor. My first impression of the room was wow!!! This is so pretty and modern! Off the bat, I love the interior design of the room. I was in aw on how modern everything was. The beds were comfy and clean. The view was alright but I can’t complain! The only downfall of the room was that the shower head sucks!!! The water pressure was so low and the shower head would turn off by itself after like 5 minutes.
Room service was prompt and food is not bad at all. Also, room service is ²⁴⁄₇! Their day time casino servers are definitely more happy then night time servers. The hard rock has a couple of pools but I only had the opportunity to sun bathe at their family pool (not sure what the pool is called). Pool staff checks your room key before entrance and they ask you how many towels you would like then you can skip your way to the pool. Valet staff is awesome in the day time but at night or early mornings, they seem to be understaffed.
The Hard Rock is off the strip and I would suggest getting a rental car unless you plan on just relaxing at the hotel your entire stay. Overall, I had a great experience here and I would definitely come back. Hopefully the next time I’m back, their showers are better! Until next time!

The only thing this hotel is good for is nostalgia. I do not recommend staying here. They are overpriced and have ridiculous hotel fees for amenities we are not even interested in.
We checked into the «suite» only to find dirty and stained duvets, which leads me to believe cleanliness is not important. We have no coffee maker, no refrigerator, and half stalked, probably over priced, junk items in the «kitchen». Our beautiful room that we paid good money for over looks the parking garage and airport.
Last, but not least, the most ridiculous part of this hotel is the shuttle that only runs until 5p. Good job Hard Rock hotel. You really failed all around. Not impressed and will not stay here ever again.

Stayed there from 28. May til 1. june with a buddy.
Just going for a overall score at the end.
Food ****
We tried the lucky, pizza place and the HRC next door. All really good places, great service and plenty to choose from. Bit expensive at HRC so not 5*
But inside the hotell the prices are good.
Check inn *
We used
and wanted 2 things only. 2 beds and an earlie check inn.
Both failed.
We had to wait 2 hours for a room with one bed. Or 3 hours for a room with 2 beds. Of course we waited 3 hours.
The room*****
Really cool room. And maby the best beds in the world. Loud music at the morning, but that we cant blame the hotell for. It is Vegas :-D
The view was also the best in vegas so far.
Cleaning *****
Clean room, and new towels each day. The maids even speaks english.
Other **
Internett sucks. You can upgrade for 8 dollars a day, but this is 2016, and a minimum of 10mp should always be included.
Tv Chanels was good, but the tv was old. To dark and the sound was terrible.
Only way to keep your beer cold, is a bucket and some ice. There is no minibar. Only pay and open.
Overall.
Great hotell, i will defently stay here again. But i wil bring my own travel router ;-)

We stayed in this hotel with my husband on our honeymoon. We booked and paid via
and on arrival we found surprised to pay extra for «service use» and of course tax, which increased the price by half of what we had already canceled. Furthermore on arrival there were no available rooms with king size bed and got a room with two beds. Yes, on our honeymoon … Not good. Against this, the desk person was not kind to us to tell our displeasure.
Upon reaching our room I found a dirty bathroom and very bad toiletries. The truth is that being a Hard Rock thought the experience would be quite different.
After going down to the bar, the bartender was not all cocktails available as we had said. And he was angry with us because we commented that!
Finally, the location is quite far to walk around, so you should always add outputs by taxi between $ 25 to $ 60USD.
I do not recommend anybody to stay in this hotel, if you want to see the musical attractions puden do so by visiting the casino but to sleep in any way. Surely not return.

This hotel is full of rock n roll memorabilia and has two great restaurants: Pink taco over looking the pool and a Steak House.
Not on the strip but pretty close if you decide to hop on a cab takes about 8 min. Also very close to the airport.
You can get a tattoo on your way up to your room, talk about rash decisions! The Hart & Huntington Tattoo parlor (famous from the Inked reality show) is right there at the tip of your nose.
The beds were super comfortable. Some of the rooms look towards the pool probably a better view and others towards the strip/​parking garage.

I would never stay here again… Where do I begin?
First of all no matter what they tell you, it is FAR from the strip. Way farther than anyone would want to walk. So you have to take a shuttle, that stops running at 5 pm, or find some other way to get there.
Basically, everything about this hotel is geared towards trapping you there, making it difficult to leave, and then charging you as much as possible for as much as possible.
Our room was a little dirty and run down. It looked like it’s seen its share of wild parties, i.e. stains on the rug, chips and scratches on the furniture. The maid service was a little sloppy and careless. The room had a desk, but with no chair to sit at it with, so I had to call the front desk and ask them to bring one so I could do things on my laptop. The bathroom had 2 sinks but no bathtub, just a shower stall that leaked all over the bathroom floor.
The pool was a real pain to deal with! It was a far walk from the room. One of the main things I like to do when I’m on vacation is hang out in the Jacuzzi. Since our room didn’t have a bathtub, and I could not take a hot bath which is what I also like to do, I was looking forward to the Jacuzzi by the pool. So I went to the pool and the guy tells me there is only one jacuzzi operating today. I looked at it and it was nasty. There were about 15 trashy looking people hanging all around and it and in it. And honestly, it looked like a scene from a low budget gangster rap video. I wouldn’t put my foot in that water if you paid me. I happened to find another jacuzzi that was kind of hidden in a corner, that was actually quite nice and had some cool decent people in it. But if I didn’t stumble upon that on my own I would have never known it existed. The staff member didn’t even mention it.
I always went to the pool in the late afternoon, and each day they suddenly announced that they are closing the pool early because they didn’t have enough staff. So I got gypped out of pool/​jacuzzi time each day!
Forget ever «chilling» by the pool. The music by the adult pool was almost as loud as a heavy metal concert, I’m not kidding!
The family pool had loud music too but not as loud. They also had sand in both pools, to make it seem like a beach. I just found that to be annoying because sand got everywhere and in everything just like at a beach, only this sand didn’t seem very clean.
They do not allow any outside food or drinks or coolers into the hotel. I am very into healthy/​organic, high quality food. So when I drive to Vegas I always bring a cooler with some of that food in it so I don’t have to eat 3 meals a day of hotel junk. Well, they don’t allow that. They don’t even have a fridge or microwave, or coffee maker in the room. You are forced to buy their way overpriced garbage instead.
They had some decent restaurants in the hotel, but most of what they had was way pricey. For instance, a breakfast omelette like you’d get a Denny’s was $ 16. And they do NOT have a buffet.
The worst part of my trip was that I got food poisoning after eating at the Culinary Dropout restaurant in the Hardrock. I was puking all the next morning and felt a little sick the rest of the trip (and no, I was not drinking at all). My friend also felt a little sick after eating there, but not as bad as me. I think it was either the oysters or the fondue.
Another thing that annoyed me is this, it’s called the «Hard Rock». But when I first walked into the casino I saw exhibits for Miley Cyrus, Tupac, and Niki Menage. What they have to do with «Hard Rock» I’ll never know! Not to mention, the whole rock and roll vibe that they did have was mostly of the darker side of rock. I wish they focused more on the fun and exciting side of rock and roll.
Believe it or not, there were some good things about this hotel. They did have a lot of cool displays of rock memorabilia all over the place. And they do have some cool concerts right in the hotel. While I was there they had the Scorpions doing a 5 night residency, which was awesome! There was also a great 80’s metal cover band playing in the club right after the Scorpions concert.
There were also hot and sexy female acrobats swinging from the ceilings stationed all around the casino! And it seems they went out of their way to hire lots of good looking cool and sexy staff. So, the eye candy was nice. But still not enough to make me want to stay there again.

I have always wanted to stay here and I have to say it was the greatest stay I’ve had and my favorite of all the hotels in the town.
I have visited the HRH many times before, but this is the first time I’ve stayed in the hotel, it was a beautiful room and also view of the pool. The beds are the most comfortable of any bed I’ve been in my life and best of any hotel I’ve ever been. its like sleeping on a big puffy cloud.
There is so much rock memorabilia and for people who are a rock music junkies like myself, this is the place for you. Mr. Lucky’s inside is the greatest place to eat in Las Vegas but that’s just a personal favorite place of mine. all the food is delicious. got really fun slots to gamble on.
The only downside is being off the strip and needing to walk or take a $ 10 cab to take you over to the main Las Vegas strip.
All in all this place is very fun and I would stay again.

I’ve stayed here years ago and booked last week on a promo from
and thought it would fun to be off strip. It was just ok. It feels tired at least from the staff pov. No energy or glad you’re here kind of vibe, just hey how ya doing.
Some of the newer restaurants were ok, but not enough to bring me back. The pool was closed due to bad weather and Sunday it cleared up, but the pool was going to close anyway. That let the one shining star named Lionel come to the rescue. He brought us to another pool (rehab) and we had a beer. He had the juju hard rock was known for. The era of the Stones, Aerosmith and Bowie. Icons.
A big renovation is planned and maybe with that they will reclaim the magic of old. I hope so, such a great brand.

Wow, well this last time we stayed in the tower and had a queen suite here that was pretty cool. There were several things I absolutely loved about this suite compared to others. First off their beds are invitingly comfortable. The living room area was pretty functional, and could be closed off from the rest of the area. Loved their wall controlled sound system, and the tower seems so much quieter than the rest of the hotel in general, which meant I had a great nights sleep. But the best thing is the washroom area, which was very spacious. I loved the shower and the over sized soaker tub. There was so much space in the entire bathroom area, it made getting ready very easy. I loved that the washroom wall was glass and if you wanted more privacy you could just pull the curtain. Very much enjoyed my stay here. The layout of these suites was very resourceful and felt spacious.

TL;DR: average spot, 10-​min drive from the Strip, average/​bad restaurants in house, underwhelming fitness center, pricy for location and hotel amenities (a room split three ways for three weekday nights cost us each $ 150 with fees incl.)
Location: you will need a car or an über to go anywhere. this place is about a 10 min drive from anywhere on the strip, and a 25 min walk during the day (do not recommend it at night bc sketchy). My friends and I über’ed everywhere, which gets annoying after a while due to Strip traffic and cost (we sat in traffic for 50 minutes once to go two blocks). There’s a shuttle, but it runs infrequently from 10 – 5 and drops you off near the Wynn, which is still a good walk from everywhere else. At least it’s close to the airport, about a 10 – 15 min drive.
Room: I came with two female friends and we shared a queen room in the casino tower. It was clean, spacious and pretty nice, but our view on the second floor was of a bare rooftop. Beds and pillows were a little on the softer side, and I woke up with dry eyes every morning since the room didn’t have a humidifier of any sort. Great water pressure in the shower, but the house shampoo and conditioner is watery — bring your own.
Hotel: you have to walk through the casino to get to any of the rooms and the hotel is a mess of hallways and different corridors. Confusing layout. When we were there, the gym had also been relocated to a tiny room next to the Reliquary spa, and every cardio machine (all ten of them, anyway) was being used at 10AM on a Thursday morning. The center is stuffy and has terrible ventilation. There’s a minuscule open floor area for mat workouts for maybe 3 people to workout and about 5 weight machines. I guess they don’t expect visitors to Vegas to be anything but hungover during the daytime.
Food: I strongly suggest going down the street for dinner, since there are plenty of good restaurant options nearby and the ones in house are not spectacular. My friends thought Pink Taco was terrible and Fu was similar to cheap takeout at a 300% markup.

I was in Las Vegas for a mixture of business and pleasure and decided to book a room at the Hard Rock hotel and casino. I stayed in a Pool Villa Suite in the Paradise Tower.
The two-​story room was beautiful, spacious and overlooked the outdoor pool. It was too cold to go outside for any prolonged length of time so I couldn’t make use of the pool or my private cabana. Maybe next time.
I invited some friends over and the downstairs was perfect for entertaining. I couldn’t figure out how to work the room’s sound system but there were two large screen televisions, one downstairs and the other in the bedroom. I was a good host, but also kept one eye glued to the television so I could watch the Iowa primary election results.
At 6’3 I’m something of a big guy and find it hard to get comfortable in most standard size bathtubs; it’s difficult to enjoy a good soak when your legs are dangling over the rim. The tub in the upstairs bathroom was perfect for someone of my size. It was the best bath of my life.
I had a great night’s sleep on the king sized bed, adorned with a goose down comforter and feather pillows. The minibar featured all of my favorite liquors, energy drinks, and assorted snacks.
I’ll make sure to stay in the Paradise Tower next time I’m in Vegas.

El Hard Rock es un mundo aparte. Un poco lejos del centro de Las Vegas, más próximo al aeropuerto, te ofrece spa, piletas, lugar donde hacerte tatuajes, tienda de ropa, cafés, conciertos, pizzerías, restaurantes, joyería, boliches, gimnasio y (obviamente) un ENORME casino. También tienen un micro que cada una hora pasa para llevarte al centro.
Las habitaciones están separadas en torres, nombradas según la calle en la que se encuentren. Todas tienen un estacionamiento propio, y están intercomunicadas por el casino. En realidad, vayas adonde vayas vas a tener que atravesarlo. Si a la mañana querés ir a la pileta («muy» temprano), por ejemplo, la única abierta es la familiar y van a tener que caminar bastante por ahí (obvio que dependiendo de la torre en la que estén hospedados).
Lo que más choca, después de acostumbrarte a las luces y espectáculos, es que los negocios cierran muy temprano. No sólo adentro del hotel, obvio, pero publicitan la pizzería con carteles que dicen «abre hasta muy tarde» y a la medianoche están cerrando.
En cuanto a las habitaciones, todo depende de cuál reserven. La nuestra era enorme, y el baño muy cómodo. Las piletas estaban afuera, y eran dos ubicadas adelante de una pared completamente espejada. Había dos almohadas extra en el placard, y varias toallas.
El servicio es buenísimo, y si necesitan algo siempre atienden el teléfono. Si llamás a la línea equivocada te mandan al interno. ¿Lo único malo? Tocan una sola vez la puerta antes de abrirla, no te dan mucho tiempo a acercarte o (porque puede pasar) cambiarte o evitar algo incómodo.

So-​so experience… We checked in and they offered to upgrade is for an extra fee per night. Ok fine, but then discovered in our room the phone didn’t work, the lamp was broken and the clock was missing from the room. I was able to get it all fixed, but without apology or some sort of incentive for our inconvenience — this is Vegas, right?!? So I was a bit disappointed by that and we had to pay for an upgraded room that was not that great. The room needed to be vacuumed in the worst way and it was looking a bit shabby — it needed a little TLC. Would rather pay a bit more to stay on the strip.

Literally the worst experience. If I could give 0 stars I would. My husband and I planed a room and show package for a night out. Arrived at 2:45 pm to check in and systems were down. I understand that things happen, but the attitudes of the staff and the fact that they in no way tried to compensate for the fact we needed to shower for our night was awful. I will never stay here again.

I freaking loved this place! Right up there with me and my fiancé kinda hotel! good bars, good music, and merch! Definietly will be staying here next visit! Great food, games, and chill people!

The rooms are pretty trashed here, so it’s good if you watch the price line. I wouldn’t pay more than 50 – 75 a night, if you aren’t there for a really special event.

This place is such a dump. Stayed here because we were seeing a concert at The Joint and figured it would make it simpler to stay there. Picked the «newer» tower suites. First, registration/​service is dismal, so unfriendly. We had 2 reservations for 2 nights that they incompetently couldn’t connect. Nor could they give us our same room both nights. Our friends were offered smoking rooms despite booking and confirming non-​smoking. One couple was told they only had 2 queens or smoking King, again despite booking months in advance and reconfirming. Our non smoking floor and room of course smelled like smoke. Furniture is gross and stained. Our second room on the second night, the carpet was wet and the room had a disgusting odor. All around, the grossest experience with incredibly unhelpful staff.

I had a really good deal for this hotel. It actually wasn’t terrible at all. The customer service here is great. Everyone is friendly. We got a room near the pool area and the music was loud, which we didn’t mind at all. I was a little sad we were unable to get an early check in and that we weren’t allowed to go on the pools on certain days because we had to pay. I guess I assumed it was part of the hotel stay? The room was great, very clean, nicely decorated. Downfall was that it was NOT on the strip, not even close. I probably should have looked up the location before buying. All in all, it wasn’t a bad deal and this was a great hotel. They give good prices and the customer service rocks. Everyone in the hotel seemed friendly and there was good vibes all around. So if you don’t mind staying off the strip to save a couple bucks definitely check out the Hard Rock.

I can’t believe I never wrote a review for this hotel.
I love this hotel. So as soon as you check in it’s VIP service all the way! The agents at the front desk are so awesome… they treated us with the best customer service! I wish I took note of her name but she was just awesome! Anyway just got the name of front desk agent that checked us in tonight and her name is Rainy (spelling?) thank you Rainy for offering superior customer service! It’s employees like these that helps a business thrive!!! She deserves a raise!!!
This hotel is so awesome. They have everything onsite… all the amenities you need! In fact, it’s 1:30 in the morning and I’m just about to order room service.
I would recommend this hotel even though they’re off the strip! I love this property and will probably return when in SIN CITY!!!

5^th time in vegas. I always stay in a different hotel, hard rock didn’t disappoint. It’s not the biggest flashiest hotel but it was super nice inside, clean, beautiful décor. Has a lot of great food options downstairs too. It’s right off the madness you’d find on the strip which is nice.
Was able to find it cheaper booking directly through their site than on
!

So I saw other bad reviews on here and guess what??? They are right!!! The suck so
Bad here!!! We came with a party of 12 supposed to have early check in in the VIP Towers and guess what again… Bot even normal check in time 2 hrs late! No sorry no nada and then 30 more minutes for a f-​ing key!!!

Hard Rock Soft Bed
I checked in Sunday afternoon. And even though I missed the Avn awards, the scenery this casino offered was still very delightful.
Check in process was nice and easy, with a full cast of employees covering all stations to speed the process. The Rock memorabilia displayed isn’t my thing but for those into Music and History of, I would imagine this to be a nice bonus for your stay. I didn’t eat at the casino this time but I have been to their NOBU restaurant on multiple occasions and each time left satisfied. I am a particular fan of the Omakase, the chefs choice. It’s a nice way to learn a new cultures food.
The center bar and sports book were both easily accessible and hot beds of activity for any gamers or drinkers.
My first and only real complaint was the cleanliness of the hallways and poorly lit, under manicured bathroom.
The room though average size felt very open and the ability to open a door to the outside air was a particular treat.
Although now that I think about it, the wifi was something I didn’t care for. They do offer connection but for high speed you have to pay a premium and go through a whole process. Why not just ‘point and click add to the bill’?
Mini bar was stocked well, however getting into the refrigerator required magic, so…
I didn’t attend but I know they still do The Sunday Pool party which last I checked was still one of the best parties in town.
But the highlight of the stay was the Bed. One of the most comfortable beds I’ve ever laid in and outfitted with some of the softest and most inviting sheets and pillows on the planet. In retrospect, I would have spent more time in bed that working out or walking around.
My recommendation, if you want to have a good time and a reasonable price stay that offers accessible location to all things on the strip (ps-​strip club across the street and the fruit loop just south for all you gay party goers)
And be able to sleep off the wild nights, this is your Place.

I am giving it 4 stars because the décor and vibe of this place is awesome. Also, the BEST freakin bed I have ever slept in. Clean hotel room and very friendly staff. I had to take off a star because of the restaurant experience I had on my way out. My wife and I had breakfast after checkout at Lucky’s and the silverware was dirty. Asked for a new set and was brought dirty silverware again (so check silverware before use). My wife ordered french toast with bananas. French toast was ok but the bananas tasted like they had been chopped with a knife that was used to chop onions. Gross. My hashbrowns tasted like they were still frozen. Other than that, I would definitely stay at this hotel again.

I stayed at the Hard Rock this week for the first time. I was in las Vegas on business for a total of 5 nights. I stayed in the casino tower. My view was great. My bed was comfortable & I was very happy to have a door that opened to a ledge so that I could let fresh air in.
Everything was fine up until Friday night. There was a special event being held at their club, Vanity. I was in bed by 11 since I had to work at 8:30 the next morning. Around midnight I wake up to the sound of music blasting & a DJ’s voice yelling on a microphone. Had I had earplugs with me, I don’t think it would have helped because it was so unbelievably loud. By 2:00 am I was on the verge of tears because I was so tired. I called the front desk to find out when it would end. The person who answered my call had a very, «you’re S.O.L. attitude». He told me. There was an event & I basically had to deal with it until 3:00am when it would stop. I just can’t wrap my head around the fact that this hotel expects its guests to put up with this.
If you are planning to stay at the hard rock, I strongly suggest looking ahead to see if their clubs will be hosting any special events in their clubs while you are there.

Rooms were decent. I stayed in the casino tower and throughout the day/​evening I could hear airplanes flying over from the airport.
I wasn’t impressed with the front desk. However, there was a nice variety of restaurants that weren’t too expensive. The pink taco and Mr. Lucky’s were both yummy.

4 stars was given because I liked the casino a lot, but had issues with the hotel — so I split the difference. Read on.
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Casino rating: 5 stars
Hotel rating: 2.5 stars, rounded up to 3 stars
The casino is a lot of fun. There’s a ton of rock & roll memorabilia throughout the casino floor, including outfits, signed guitars, pictures of artists you won’t see anywhere else, and other fun items. Amazing music plays all day/​night long, and kept me in the mood to gamble a little. Coming from a non-​smoking city, I wasn’t overly joyed that smoking was allowed in the casino but I expected it (I’ve been to Vegas before). Aside from gambling and memorabilia, you can do some fine eating, drinking, and shopping inside the casino. There were several restaurants, bars, a café, a Hard Rock shop, and a small general kind of store. The atmosphere in this area was light and fun. I enjoyed it quite a lot.
The hotel room… sadly, was a different story. We stayed in the Casino Tower, which I think is their oldest tower — although it has been renovated to my understanding. The room, at first glance, looked pretty nice: a king bed, a sitting chair, a desk area with drawer space, a flat screen TV on the wall, and a small bathroom. Pretty standard. Being on the fourth floor, the view was kind of hideous as it overlooked the rooftop, so we kept the shades shut. The TV was old and took a few seconds of lag to switch between channels — not a big deal. The bed was firmer than I’m used to, which I can adjust, but the pillows were both full feather pillows and as soon as you put your head on them they went flat. That, I cannot deal with and it was a struggle all night to get comfortable. Not to mention, I found a strange stain on the sheets that looked like it could have been blood. Luckily, the cleaning staff was awesome and I asked the ladies to change the sheets and they did.
The bathtub was oversized and would have been great for a bath, except for the fact that once you filled it and shut the water off it constantly dripped cold water at an unsteady pace. I said no to the bath, drained the tub, and took a shower instead. Needless to say, we spent as much time outside of the room as possible but when you’re tired from exploring the strip or drinking and gambling, you want to have a nice room to go back to so you can relax. Unfortunately, this was not that room. So yeah, I’ll be back to the casino but I probably won’t stay at the hotel again — at least not in the Casino Tower.

Pros: THE BEDS-​wow. Best sleep of my life (no exaggeration). The most comfortable beds ever with nice premium bedding. Friendly staff. I had a pool view room, which was spacious and comfortable. Lots of outlets. Quick/​easy access to the casino and Joint venue. Fast wifi. High quality hair dryer.
Cons: Obnoxious room service. I had the «do not disturb» sign on the door and still got my door banged down at 8am. My friend staying at the same hotel on the same night experienced the same thing-​in fact, housekeeping walked in on her while she was taking a bath. Another issue I had was with using my room key in the elevators-​half the time, they didn’t work.
In conclusion, I had a great stay here, but this would not be my first choice for Las Vegas accommodations in the future.

Don’t get me wrong, I love to party from time to time, and I love me some Zeppelin and Stones. I have been to the Hard Rock many times over the years for a show, or for some later night gambling and drinking, but have never stayed there until now.
I was there on business — CES in fact — and this was where we were put because there wasn’t much choice during such a busy event. It started with the checkin staff being clueless. They gave my work colleague and I a suite, called it a ‘complimentary upgrade’ even though we were charge over $ 600 for the night. Turns out the suite was a single bed, so we had to get a rollaway. The next day, we had to pack up our stuff and move to a ‘normal’ room — at least it had 2 beds. The décor is very dated and pretty beat up. The shower barely trickled out water, and the drain couldn’t have handled any more anyway.
The toughest part was the jets that flew 10 feet over the hotel from 6AM until 11PM (or later). The windows are so crappy that it did nothing to block the noise. And the party goes nonstop all weekend, all hours, in every room around you which is all right if you are there for a bachelor party but we had to work each day.
When we went to check out, we learned that there was a $ 28/​day ‘resort fee’, despite the fact that the pool area was closed the whole time we were there and that the ‘spa’ was an additional charge as well. When I complained, the clueless woman at the counter said ‘well you did use the internet’ — and I did, but the service was worse than dialup and dropped constantly.
If you need sleep, don’t sleep there.

I like staying at the Hard Rock. It’s not quite on the strip but there is plenty to do here. There’s a music venue, The Joint, right on site and they have some good bands that come thru there. There are a bunch of Rockstar Items displayed in the lobby.
There’s huge bar in the middle of the lobby as well. Place can get busy on show nights and weekends. They have a bunch of other restaurants here too. Lucky’s, a Buffet, Pink Taco, and a few others.
Their Casino is decent too. The pool area is amazing. They have tons of parties there so it can get pretty hectic but it’s good party.
The rooms are good too. Decent sized, clean and comfortable.

What a joke. booked the HRH tower suites, and from the description it looked perfect, the place looked clean, modern, surround sound speakers, and big for a great price. I decided to stay off the strip because of the room. When I get to the hotel, they tell me, «we over booked and don’t have a room available for you in the HRH tower.» They then offered me a «celebrity suite» in the casino tower. Sounded great to me.
I unlock my door, holding all my bags, and the room is pitch black. Im feeling around the dusty walls for a light switch, couldn’t locate one. I turn my phone flashlight on, not a single recessed light in the place. Only dim laps that you need to walk around to individually and turn on. The place looked like a gross 90’s porn set. The hotel was built in 1995 and I can guarantee you this room hasn’t been touched since.
I go down and speak to the receptionist, the supervisor, and call the 3^rd party company I booked through. All of them said the same thing to me, «but sir we upgraded you to the celebrity suite», «Sir we can waive the $ 25 resort fee». This was no upgrade, and the more they kept calling it that, the more disappointed I got.
I finally give up and realize they aren’t going to comp me my room, so I ask if they could at least help me out on a price for an additional night in the original HRH tower I booked. At this point I’m thinking I will give them one more shot to make
It right. Supervisor says «no problem sir, here is the price we can do for you». I go on my phone and find the same room cheaper online.
You call that bs customer service. Never coming back. Never getting near this hotel again.

My son went to The Hard Rock for his 21^st Birthday present from his mother. While in his room, he handled several items from the Convience bar, (nothing was consumed) Hard Rock charged his credit card for nearly $ 400.00 and refuse to credit his account. They claim that too much time had passed and they have no record of the inventory. Funny how they hadn’t returned our calls for several weeks to let us know of their findings.
I WILL NEVER SPEND AN F’N DIME THERE AGAIN.
WHAT A SCAM…
After Hard Rock refusing to correct their wrong, we decided to dispute these charges with the credit card company. The funds were re-​instated into my son’s account.
SCREW YOU HARD ROCK.

Would rate this Hotel a 3.5. Would be a 4 but I didn’t realize how far away it was from the strip. About a 10 – 15 min walk. When we arrived there was a huge line and the staff didn’t seem to be in a hurry to help with customers. My girlfriend and I waited for a while before we could check in, with only 2 people working the front desk. As soon as we got helped, the process went by fast though. The cleanliness of the hotel was okay, not great, but okay. Our room was pretty cozy, was clean as well. Enjoyed the décor. Didn’t like the weighted snack bar though. Seemed like I would accidentally knock something over and get charged for it. When I do go back to Las Vegas though, I will be staying at a hotel on the strip. It was a real inconvenience staying here off the strip. But other than that, was a good stay!

To be honest: we only ate in the Hard Rock and visit concerts there in the Joint. Never slept there.
The Hard Rock Hotel is not really on The Strip. Just two blocks west of it. And for European Unilocalies: two blocks is not a walking distance in summer. It looks so close… But don’t do it.
The hotel is not that big. Heard there is a great pool and beds are comfy. We like the atmosphere in the hotel with the focus on music. The line up in The Joint is also great. We saw Muse, Five Finger Death Punch, Paparoach and Guns and Roses there. Good crowd control, almost no lines, enough space. Waitresses walking around with drinks (we don’t know that in The Netherlands). Only complaints are about the prices and the wifi (no free-​wifi). I know that alcohol in The States is expensive. But $ 13 for a plastic cup of beer??? OMG. And that is without tip.
Now we know why the concert tickets can be so cheap ;).
Leaving the hotel by cab after a show is a big problem. Long lines. Avoid the waiting and:
— go by foot;
— have an extra drink or bite.

Why does this place have only 3 stars.
I always get comped a free room, the interior is really great, No kids, awesome pool, great little venue. «I saw guns and roses here»
The gaming is really great at times and really slow and boring at others, probably because most of the patrons are young and hungover in the morning/​early afternoon. I totally understand.
The revocation looks great!

From 11÷19÷15
We came to the Hard Rock for a show at Vinyl. My impression of the casino itself was pretty good; you are immersed in the rock atmosphere. This place had a bunch of venues like the Joint, Friday Night live at the pool, etc.
There’s shopping, restaurant. There is a tattoo place just in case you feel impulsive and or drunk after a concert– feel free to get tatted up– YOLO!
I would have to say this place is pretty dammed awesome!

Checked in late due to delayed flight. Got to the hotel and was told we couldn’t get the deluxe King room we reserved over a month and a half ago. Had to either have a smoking room or two queens. Ended up with two queens room. Had to get two sets of keys and have security come up just to get into the room. Apparently you have to put the key in just right and then pull they key out as slowly as possible for the door to open.
Once in the room the beds were uncomfortable and hard as a rock. The bathroom was run down. Shower curtain was completely wrinkled, the floor looked dirty, the drain to the shower was broken in and the wall was exposed around the shower head. Once you got the door closed you got to see how the painter who painted the room didn’t care as there was paint splashes and smears all over the door.
Went for an anniversary trip and paid $ 200 a night to have a deluxe room. This room isn’t worth that price with how poorly the room is. And we have a view of all the construction they are doing outside as well.
Will never come back.

I had such mixed feelings about the Hard Rock. I stayed here for a week long work conference.
Here were the pros: friendly staff including check-​in and room service, hospitality (quick check-​in and they fulfilled a special request to have a fridge in my hotel room), good selection of restaurants (namely Nobu), the Reliquary spa (so good that i went there two days in a row).
Here are the cons: not walking distance to the strip (so you feel incredibly isolated), although i had a positive experience with check-​in a lot of my coworkers did not, some of the pools were closed during the week, the rooms had very poor lighting in the bathroom (i couldn’t find a good place to do my makeup), the full length mirrors had some black/​grey decorative etching on them so they weren’t practical, the lighting was so dim near the wardrobe that i had to use the flashlight on my phone to check the shelves to make sure i didn’t leave anything behind, the casino floor employees were rude, the décor is in bad need of updating, the bathroom sink wasn’t wiped down two days in a row, wifi signal was poor, and the whole hotel just did not smell pleasant.
I don’t think I’d choose to come back to stay at the Hard Rock.

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino was much like every other hotel & casino in Vegas – huge, sprawling, smoky, and perfectly workable as a hotel. I was less thrilled by the black bathrooms that made it hard to see, or the constant rock music playing in the lobby. At the end of the day, though, it was a place to sleep. The bed was comfy, the staff was accommodating when I called late at night asking for non-​down pillows, and the wifi in the rooms and conference center worked well once I figured out how to use it.
Still, I don’t think I’d recommend the Hard Rock just because of its off-​the-​strip location. If you’re headed off the strip, though, and the Hard Rock has competitive pricing, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. I just can’t imagine having a reason to stay here.
Wish their Paradise Tower pool didn’t seem to be perma-​closed.
A little weirded out that my wake-​up calls came in +/​-​5 minutes of my requested time.

5 stars. Yes. What can I say? I booked for any room at
for a very decent price and Larry from guest services bumped me up to an upgrade to a suite at the much newer HRH Tower that even has a view of (some) hotels in the strip.
Service was A+ for me. Very pleasant stay. Would definitely consider again with or without the upgrade .
Tip: Sensors on the snacks and drinks inside the room are very sensitive. Make sure you report to the front desk if you accidentally caused a bag of peanut to be displaced. Lol. You can avoid extra charges, then.

Hard Rock isn’t the hotel you think of when you go to Vegas, but they were offering a really good deal for a Sunday night so what the heck. I booked and prepaid for the room online to avoid issues when checking in.
When I got to registration the wait wasn’t long and the lady helping me seemed attentive. I requested a high level if possible and gave me the 11^th floor. When I arrived at the room it was a queen double bed when I booked a king bed. I called the front desk and told them my issue. «Unfortunately there are no king rooms available, but I can waive the hotel fees for you.» How can there be no king rooms available on a Sunday night at Hard Rock? Whatever. I said the double room would do and waiving the $ 30 hotel fees sounds good.
The room was clean and provided an iron, hairdryer with the basic hotel room essentials. There were several things that were really annoying during the stay.
1)they were stingy on the towels.
2)they way the bathroom doors were designed was awful. You had to close the door first and inch your way practically touch the toilet to close the door. In essence either the door or shower door had to be closed while you were touching the toilet in order for the world to operate.
Overall my stay here was okay. Just the bathroom part and them «having no more king rooms available on a Sunday night»

Super Hotel zum Superpreis unter der Woche, aber leider ließ die Sauberkeit etwas zu wünschen übrig. Überall lag Staub und die Durchgangstüren zu den anderen Zimmern Westen richtig dreckig.

Estuve en el hrh tower, excelente el cuarto, muy recomendable. El servicio muy bueno, la vista a las piletas y todo Las Vegas, es fabulosa.

Man ist das ein Erlebnis. Wir hatten echt Glück dazu. Unter der Woche zahlt man auch gerne mal nur 25USD für ein Zimmer. Dazu kam noch ein Upgrade, weil wohl Zimmer frei waren, so dass wir gemütlich in der 20. Etage mit Blick auf Vegas unser großes Zimmer beziehen durften.
Alles nagelneu, richtig sauber, großzügig gestaltet, tolles Bad, super Matratzen, sehr guter Service. Da gab es echt wenig bis nichts auszusetzen.
Das Casino macht auch Spaß, aber ganz ehrlich… zentral ist es hier nicht und wer mehr Action will nimmt sich ein Taxi für 10 USD und fährt auf den Strip. Aber das kann ja jeder für dich entscheiden.
Jedoch bietet das Hard Rock alles was man braucht. Wie so oft eine eigene Stadt in der Stadt.
Tattoo gefällig. Geht hier ²⁴⁄₇.
Hunger? ²⁴⁄₇.
Geld verzocken ²⁴⁄₇.
Getränke gibt es während man am spielen ist, so oder so «gratis» dazu. Wer da den Überblick verliert, merkt dann schnell wie teuer so ein Getränk werden kann. Mit dem Pegel steigt die Spielfreude. Und so schnell kann man gar nicht schauen, da ist die Kohle auch schon weg.
Aber sind wir mal ehrlich. Wer nach Vegas geht um Geld zu gewinnen, der hat schon verloren.
Also jeden Abend mit einer bestimmten Menge an Geld vor die Tür — Kreditkarte im Hotelsafe lassen und auf gehts.
Dann kommen auch keine bösen Überraschungen morgens auf dem Heimweg.
Wer günstig und modern übernachten will, sollte sich für das Hard Rock entscheiden. Etwas Abseits vom Strip hat man hier auch mal die nötige Ruhe nach einer durchzechten Nacht. Nicht dass ich wüsste von was ich rede :)

Klasse Hotel. Man benötigt allerdings ein wenig Zeit, bis man all die verschiedenen Wege innerhalb des Komplexes erkundet hat. Die Zimmer sind super!
Die Lautstärke an den Pools ist etwas störend am Tag. Die Taxifahrt zum Strip kostet 10 USD und sollte in Anspruch genommen werden. Die Preise an der Bar sind etwas übertrieben, aber gerade noch erschwinglich.

Was für ein geiles Hotel — sorry für die Wortwahl aber anders kann ichs nicht sagen. Man fühlt sich wirklich wie ein Rockstar, die Zimmer sind der Hammer für einen Spottpreis (ich glaub so ca 30 Euro pro Nase), das Hotel hat ein eigenes Tätowierstudie (!), diverse Restaurants und Shops, ein Café und natürlich ein Casino. So macht Las Vegas einfach nur Spaß.
Wer nicht auf Rockmusik steht sollte dennoch woanders hingehen denn die spielts natürlich den ganzen Tag. Auch das Personal ist teiweise nicht übermäßig freundlich, ich hatte aber trotzdem so geniale drei Tage hier dass ich fünf Sterne vergebe.

Wir haben das Hotel für unglaubliche 25 $ pro Nacht gebucht. Die Qualität, Ausstattung und Sauberkeit der Zimmer ist auf höchstem Niveau. Das Hotel selbst ist riesengroß und besteht aus drei verschiedenen Türmen. Alles in allem ein wirklich Spitzenklasse Hotel!