Rio All Suites Hotel & Casino

Try the buffet in Rio yesterday night. The food was not good, some seafood smelled or eaten not fresh.

My most favorite part of going to Las Vegas is going to the Carnival Buffet at the Rio. The dinner offers unlimited snow crab legs as well as food from several different nations. You can have Mexican and Chinese food I the same setting. The dessert bar is very eye appealing, but the flan is a little weak and flavorless. I must say overall this place is clean and large thus not causing too much crowding while trying to retrieve and eat your meal. This is a must try. Also on the strip you can buy discounted tickets to this buffet and many other food places and events as dinner is almost $ 40 otherwise.

This hotel is HUGE. No one that works here is the least bit friendly. I had to visit here for my company’s convention. We had plenty of room that is a good thing. The bad thing is that the rooms for our convention were about a miles hike to get to. My company is mostly caters to older people. They had a lot of issues getting around. Luckily the hotel rents out wheel chairs and electric bike chairs on an hourly and daily basis.
We had to keep asking for water to be brought and trash to be dumped which is odd. The rooms themselves didn’t have coffee pots in them or any amenities for that matter. A couple of the days we stayed there, they took our dirty towels and left NOTHING. No towels WTF?
The hotel itself has a big casino in the bottom of it. You can never tell what time of day it is. EVER. It all looks the same. There is also people smoking everywhere. I myself am not use to that at all. They do keep the fans sucking smoke out of the air going at all times. This leads to the smoke leaving but it also dries out that air itself. My lips where rough as tree bark and that was with constant applying chap stick. I used 2 sticks of chap stick while there for a week.
There are a few options of places to eat in the hotel and tons of places to gamble.
Let it be said. I am not a fan. I will not return.

Just had a stay for the weekend of Jan 29 – 31, 2016. This was a quiet weekend before Superbowl weekend. I am a Total Rewards Platinum member and I was comped the 2 nights but I still had to pay the $ 30/​night resort fee. The Internet fee was included and Internet was good. For the value of the resort that is away from the strip and free shuttle service to other skate hotels on the strip, this is a great deal. I can’t imagine how crazy it would be if the WSOP is going on.
As far as the rooms, it’s dated but not as bad as the older hotels on the strip. The King mattress was unconfortable. Lots of space in the rooms.
I would definitely recommend this place just don’t expect it to be like Bellagio or Wynn.

I have always liked the Rio. This visit, I had to go through 3 different rooms before I got one that was ok. Ended up I had a party room next to me. woke me up when ever I was sleeping. The front desk was very nice and I really enjoyed that the resort fee included the spa, steam room and sauna, which was a huge plus. Still love the rio and will be back especially since I can relax in the spa. Thank you!

Having worked on Wall Street since the 80’s, one knows rumors exist. I’ve heard for the past few years Caesars (CZR) is going bankrupt. Having played in the WSOP for many years, I have doubted those rumors and continued to be a loyal customer.
Here for a birthday stay, at the Rip and tickets to see Elton tonight.
Conclusion; bankruptcy seems more real. Yesterday, I attempted to order a bottle of wine from room service. The recording said room service is closed between 1 – 4.
Ok…no $ 80 for a $ 25 bottle for me.
Today, ordered breakfast. A lovely woman, who has worked here 25 years delivered a paper bag with $ 65 worth of crummy food on paper plates. She was embarrassed, said their policy changed in the Summer. Said it might be time to retire.
For me, time to see what Mr. Adelson or Mr. Wynn is doing. Never coming back.
#nomorerio
#CZR
#beancounterskilledmyhotel

Horrible service and stay. Room was trashed when we walked in and they told me they were going to upgrade me for the inconvenience. They sent me to a below average room. Save your money and pick a different place.

It’s a great value you get the biggest room for your money in Vegas have the best buffet in Vegas the casino is fun to be in. It’s not a five star hotel. Given the size of the rooms and staff it’s a great place to stay. In the last 10 years I stayed here several times and it’s one of my favorite destinations to stay for business or pleasure.

To be completely honest, I was hesitant to book our room at the Rio because of some of the reviews I read. I’m not sure what happened when other people stayed here, but our stay was awesome.
We were flying in late and arriving to the Rio super late. I checked in online and was told to get my key from the «keys» line at the front desk– super painless experience, under 10 minutes!
We grabbed our keys and ventured to the elevator to bring us to our room in the Masquerade Tower. Our room was perfect– big, clean and in an awesome spot. I loved looking out our window to view the hotels on the strip, and we also had a view of the hotel’s zipline (which kept me entertained all hours of the day).
Housekeeping always came kind of later in the day, which was perfect for us because we needed those extra hours of sleep when drinking all night lol.
Room service was kind of pricey, but it always is! However, it was fast and of good quality.
The Rio has great bars and restaurants. It even has a starbucks that is open 24 hours on the weekend! Though I felt the casino didn’t have the best selection of slot machines, I still had no problem spending all my $$$.
I choose this hotel strictly because we were going to the Penn and Teller show. However, I would definitely stay here again! A very pleasant experience!

In Vegas every summer for a month plus and usually spend at least 80% of my time right here, so decided to book rooms more than usual this past summer for convenience’s sake. I prefer to stay away from the strip and madness and usually stay either all the way in Henderson or the other direction in Summerlin. Being a VP junkie has its benefits and I got comped a ton of nights here this past summer.
If you’re diamond or higher, they will waive the resort fees to the room. But, if you decide to log into the wifi, they’ll charge you their daily $ 15-​$ 20 fee. If you’re only platinum or gold, you’ll get charged the ridiculous resort fee, but wifi will be included. Makes no sense to me. But we all know all these places could not care one iota about their customers. Well, they try to act like they do, but bottom line, they want every single person’s last penny.
The 4pm check-​in time is ridiculous too and they rarely waive it here like other casinos. I’ve seen them tell a family of four to wait until the time or pay the early check in fee. What the flying fuck? These people are coming to your property to spend money and have fun and you have to gouge them for a small fee.
Speaking of the front desk, I must’ve my room keys demagnetized at least 2−3x a week, so had to go up and ask for assistance (usually in the wee hours of the morning). Each time was a hassle and only after you go a little ape will they remove some fees. The keys were isolated a lot of the times and still didn’t work. Very frustrating when you’re ready to jump in bed and pass out and you have to go down and deal with the savants for thirty minutes plus.
This place hasn’t improved one bit over the last several years. In fact, I still hear stories of possible staff break ins (definitely break ins and theft of various players’ cash bands and electronics), so I would always be cautious when entering your room and seeing who’s around. Also, not trying propose violence, but bringing something to put by the coffee maker to the left of the door right when you walk into the room isn’t the worst idea. Something like an eight to ten inch steel knife sharpener is perfect.
Food here is generally fairly underwhelming, but each of the places has their bright moments. Still, not a major issue with Chinatown just around the corner. Parking in the Carnival lot is a gigantic mess in the mornings. Another benefit of staying here is you can usually find a spot on the ground level at night and won’t be circling the lot for 30 – 40 minutes the next day trying to snag a spot.
Lastly, I prefer the Ipanema tower over the Masquerade tower. Closer and less hassle navigating around the casino, though expect to be doing a lot of walking anyhow during the WSOP. I do at least five miles a day walking back and forth between the room and the tables for my hourly breaks.

I got a free room and only had to pay the daily resort fee, so I thought it would be a good idea. I was wrong. I would have rather paid to stay somewhere else than stay there for this deal.
We had a pet room since I had my dog with me. First of all, it seems like they don’t take care of the pet rooms because they think pets are gonna mess them up. I have a tiny dog that doesn’t mess up furniture or anything, so I want a nice hotel room, not chewed corners on the couch and carpet that’s coming up. Next, the room smelled horrible. I think this probably goes back to being the pet floor. My thoughts… if you have animals staying in your hotel, that floor needs extra attention from housekeeping! Seems like common sense to me.
My biggest complaint about staying here is how inconvenient it is to get to your room. If you park in the garage, you take the elevator up to the second floor, but then have to go back to the casino floor in order to get on the next elevator to go to your room. It’s the worst design ever! If you valet, it’s at least a five minute walk to the elevators. (I walk fast) Being a local and not wanting to deal wth the casino, made this super annoying.
Other things that happened during my stay, the phone was broken and they were supposed to send someone to fix it but never did. Also, they were supposed to send a maid up for a deep cleaning after I complained about the room and that didn’t happen either.

I had a wonderful night’s sleep here. With the age of the resort you won’t get the latest and greatest vibe of most hotels on the strip. But what you lack in that department is made up with cleanliness and service.
Basic simplicity at its best with quick access to the casino from the parking structure. The Rio carnival buffet is a must stop for all visitors!

DO NOT STAY HERE! This place is trashy, dirty hallways, bad plumbing, rude staff, and their prices are very deceptive. Do not fall for it like I did! I purchased a groupon to stay here earlier this month and right from the start the lies started. They wanted to charge me $ 30+ per day as a resort fee on top of my hotel stay, they lied about the internet (which is included in the resort fee) and still charged me daily for that. They put a very long hold on $ 200 (other places simply do an authorization) and the place was filthy. Worst stay ever.
After getting to my room I noticed the bed looked like someone was just in it, I didn’t have towels, they left me only 1 bottle of shampoo and soap and the sink was already clogged up! Keep in mind, I had the business class room! I called housekeeping and they fixed everything rather quickly but I don’t want to deal with that.
Random stuff on the floor in the hallway, a bad smell… just trashy. I wish I didn’t stay here and to be perfectly honest, I tried to stay out of my room. Honestly I wasn’t happy at all. They also charged me for an early check in even though I called 2x (because I had a groupon) and checked the check in time. I should have stayed in a legit hotel because it would have been the same price anyway. Do not fall for their shenanigans.
Rio staff, I would like to be refunded for my stay. Your place was a mess and nearly ruined my first Vegas experience.

I will never stay here again. I arrived at 1030 pm .
It is now 1208am and I have still not even reached the front to check in! The line continues to grow longer and yet they only have 1 register for the regular check in line. They cater to their VIP checking them in right away one after the other before even looking at the massive line forming in their casino. Worst experience ever! Will NOT stay here again.

Our stay at Rio this time around was definitely a better experience than last yr… And that may be because we didn’t have our dog with us.
We booked our room through priceline and was pleasantly surprised to find out that breakfast was included. Breakfast can only be from Starbucks, which works since they have breakfast sandwiches, fruit, yogurt and drinks! But you only get $ 9/​day — per person. Just have to make sure you tell the barista to charge it to your room and show your ID.
Our room was located all the way at the end of the hall, which was a pain at first but had the best view of the mountains. And unlike our last stay, we had a coffee maker AND trash cans!
I still like the fact that we can bring our little guy with us, for an additional cost and a smelly room, but leaving him at home with a friend is definitely more comfortable.

I am currently staying at the Rio at this moment I just checked into my room and to my surprise I found some dog poop near the bed. It’s between the nightstand and the bed. This is disgusting!
I called guest service desk and they have no explanation for it. Didn’t offer me anything but just a different room at my inconvenience. I have two little ones and switching rooms was quite challenging.
Come on, how gross is that! Please take a look at my photo. Always inspect your room before you start settling in.

Rio has been one of my favorite hotels for the past 10 years. It’s not fancy, but the rooms are a good size, parking is easy, I enjoy gambling here and they have some good eats!
Last trip, my room had a busted couch, missing fridge and we had bathroom issues. Shrugged it off. This trip, I am very disappointed with the room. The shower area is leaking water and it’s just disgusting. Let Guest Services know and they’re sending an engineer up. So now I have to wait for someone to come check on issues that there will be no immediate resolution to? Wonderful.
Just a couple more nights to endure this and I will likely never stay here again. Sad, I really liked the Rio… But why pay good money and resort fees for a motel quality room?

The Rio was the host for a work conference that I was attending with a co-​worker for three days. I stayed in a room, ate at their restaurants, attended meetings in the convention center and played their table games. The only thing we didn’t really do there was attend a show.
We were in the masquerade tower which hosts their recently renovated rooms which are $ 15-​$ 25 more than a standard room. Recently renovated to me means within the last year. The carpet was new, the bathroom wasn’t bad but there was still a lot of 1995 in that room. The TV was a flat screen but it had a lot of lines/​receiving issues that just made it hard to watch tv. The furniture had a lot of scratches and dings, not bad but not great. We were on the 32^nd floor so when the zip liners were taking off we could hear the screams too. There was also a flip flop imprint on the ceiling of our room — I’m not sure if I want to know the story behind that.
The first night we went up to the rooftop bar — VooDoo. If you haven’t been, it’s worth visiting the Rio just to see that view at night. There’s a $ 10 cover but the view was worth it. There’s a few bars up there too with a DJ. They have a specialty cocktail called the Witchdoctor which is basically just rum and more rum. It’s very tasty, but dangerous.
On my second day, I was in the convention center for most of the day. The chairs were comfy, the sound systems worked, they had power strips in all of the rooms too which was convenient when the laptops started running low. The food was great for the first day, not great on the second day so overall, pretty decent place for a convention.
We also played some roulette and then sat at a bar to play video poker. Perhaps, we’re spoiled with the casinos in Reno, but I expected the cocktail server to come around more than once per hour while we were playing roulette. We were at the table for about three hours and were served three drinks. After Jason won all the blue chips that he could (that was the end game after all), we decided to have a drink at the bar, throw in a few bucks in the machine and then call it a night. Again, I might be spoiled by the Reno Casinos, but usually when we sit down at the bar to play their video games, the drinks are comped as long as you don’t order anything crazy. Apparently that was not the case at the Rio. We sat at the machines for about an hour (long enough for me to hit four three’s) and only one of our drinks was comped. The rest we had to pay for.
Overall, the Rio was an okay place to stay/​visit if you’re planning a trip to Vegas. They are not directly on the strip, so if you’re looking for more of that experience then this isn’t the place for you. But even if you just visit to see the view from VooDoo, it’s worth going out of your way for. If my «business meeting» hadn’t been in the hotel itself with the discounted room rates, then I probably would have stayed somewhere else.

Rio, the place I called home for 2 days/​1 night in September 2015. Right off you realize a negative– it’s off the strip :(I mean, if you like being off the strip, this is the place for you, but you have to pay for almost-​at-​the-​strip prices. It was ~ $ 250 a night here.
First thing, coming from the parking garage to the hotel lobby, you discover the Burger King Whopper Bar. Bar. Yes. Seriously. Then you have to go through slots and the table games and then hit the lobby around 5 – 10 minutes later, depending on your walking speed. Check in line took about 10 minutes, because there were a lot of people waiting in line on a Friday at 3.30pm.
After checking in, we went up to the rooms [got 2 adjoining + door in middle that we unlocked to open access]. and the room looked spacious. There was a cabinet with a TV, a sofa [bed], a small table, a desk, 2 beds, and then the bathroom/​sink. What I found REALLY weird was that there was a sink in the bathroom… and then after the door separating, there’s another sink. Why not build 2 sinks outside? Utterly confused. Iono. The shower is a source of water too? O_​o Anyways pass this…
Going with the view from the tower that begins with an I… ipanema? You could see the strip buildings, the zipline from the other tower, and a lot of colors. We could also see the pool, which looked spacious and looked really comfortable to just soak away in 100+ degree heat. Downstairs, there’s the sports bar where you can make your wagers, There’s a bar where you can play Keno on the table and drink. There are a lot of tables and slots and pretty music and smoking as well!
They also have ‘entertainment’. You wanna know what entertainment was? Gawking at pretty women attempting to sing dressed in skimpy clothing. Cuz Vegas. I will say that their singing didn’t make my ears bleed (It was not really really off key).it was ticks below decent. Cringeworthy? Iono.
Oh yeah if you want to stare at pretty women who are strip tease dancing or whatever that’s even called… ugh I need to learn these terms. Um. skimpier women dancing, there’s are tables with women dressed sexily and a woman in the middle who decides to rock the single dance floor. If you like gawking that’s for you [night only]
There also are two buffets here, a seafood buffet and the World Buffet, along with a dim sum place as well. That’s about all I traversed through in the Rio.
There is a rooftop lounge, but I never really saw it.
Get drunk, look at pretty women, gamble. The Vegas way! Or is that life…

This hotel blows. The masquerade tower is old. That sounds shallow to say, but I’m just used to cheaper rates at better hotels that are ON THE strip. The shower LOOKS like it has mold. I’m not a mold detector, but I am 99% sure it was mold. The shower door is so hard to open. I wish they had offered the other tower at the time of check-​in. From the looks of Unilocal,the other tower seems to be newer. The lock out doors are thin, can hear our neighbors conversation, and I’m sure vice versa.
There were finger nail clippings in two spots on the carpet. Disgusting!
The dealers were nice at paigow.
Bar tenders were decent, at the main entrance bar.
Bar tenders at the Masquerade Bar were awesome!
The time share people at the entrance to our towers elevators are extremely obnoxious. No, I do not want to spin the wheel unless it’s on a slot machine. I’m in Vegas, therefore, I’m not on the hunt for timeshares.
Put your money towards a much better hotel.

esta situado en la flamingo st y muy cerca del centro existen busses que te llevan a las vegas blvd, rtc cuestan en esa parada de autobus 5 dollares y puedes utilizarlo por 24 horas, el hotel es grande la habitaciones espaciosas, el servicio de habitaciones normal, el aire acondicionado muy rico, las maquinas como todas en las vegas momentos que dan y momentos que no, el hotel tiene un buffet muy caro 2 personas 100 dollares, pero puedes comer todo el marisco que quieras, el otro buffet nada de otro mundo, yo recomendaria el buffet del harrahs o el flamingo son los mejores, y mas variados, y puedes ahorrar un poco mas.

Las habitaciones son amplias siendo todas suits.
Relación Calidad precio buena en paquete ViP. Precios normales aproximados 200 $/​noche (me parece caro para lo que es).
Esta algo alejado de la zona céntrica de casinos de las Vegas. Se puede caminar cómodamente por un puente y aceras que salen al caesar palace. Se tarda caminando 15min aprox al caesar palace. En mi estancia no he tenido coche ni he usado taxis. Caminado se pueden ver las Vegas si tienes tiempo y ganas.
La zona de juego no es espectacular. Los restaurantes no merecen la pena.
El servicio muy bueno.