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Friday Night on Fremont Street
After a refreshing nap AzCelt and Wifey decide it is time to kick-off the party on Fremont Street this Friday evening. Before leaving the hotel room I write down our room number in the event we become separated and I achieve blackout drive. On the way out of the hotel we stopped at the Plaza's Sports Book Bar and use a two for one coupon for a …
Las Vegas Memorial Day 2009
We just got back from our 19-25 May Las Vegas trip and as usual for us Vegas never disappoints. We pack up the Yaris and left town at about 1:30 p.m. Traffic is heavy in Phoenix as always but once we make it through the "Valley of the Sun", it's clear sailing to the security checkpoint just before Hoover Dam. We then make our way down the …
Vegas or Bust
We left town at about 10 a.m which put
us in Kingman at around 3 p.m where we stopped at the In and Out
Burger just off of I-40. Hoover Dam traffic was pretty much
nonexistent. The new bridge across the canyon appears to be almost
completed. We had hit a couple of rain showers on the journey and it
was raining when we …
Ohh its hot in Vegas..
Heyyyy hot vegas. Came for a visit, more of an inspection of sorts. From a non-touristy angle this time. Staying on Freemont and not on the strip is def. Different. My hotel was super for the price. I recommend it.
The Part That Didn't Stay in Vegas
We ultimately spent a lot of time on Fremont Street since our hotel was there. Our first stroke of luck was getting to stay at the Plaza hotel. It was super nice and unbelievably cheap at only $8.10 per night. When you include the $10 daily resort fee our 5 night stay was just under $100. I tried to take what notes I could while vegasing it up. …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsPlaza Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
Beautiful room with modern decor and clean bathroom, great price. Perfect location at the beginning if Fremont Street. Nice view as well. There is a $10 per day resort fee, which includes fitness center, bottled water in the room, wifi, and parking.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Plaza Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
Very friendly and helpfull
I just got back from vegas (2Aug-6Aug 2003) we stayed at the plaza hotel and casino. The rooms were very clean and big, The staff was extreamly nice and helpfull, I didn't like the area too well the strip is much nicer but basically your in a hotel to sleep and get ready so it's worth it, we payed $29 a night. We had to move rooms on our last night because they had to fix the carpet, but they gave us a upgraded room, with free dinner and breakfast and free admission to a comedy club just to move! The pool is cool, it's on top of the building and you can see the mountains and strip from the hotel, there's also buses close by, and cabs, and shuttles that come to the hotel from the airport. If you planning on going to Las Vegas, I recommed renting a car, it's a long walk on the strip, and cabs can get expensive.
Rude & Inconsistant Info at Desk
Stayed Jully 25 03. We usualy go 2 to 3 times a year. Each time we go the service seems to get worse. This time the help was rude and unhelpfull to say the least. Won't stay there again.
Great time at the Plaza
My wife and I just stayed at the Plaza (june 15-17, 2003) and had a fantastic stay. We had a one bedroom suite which was terrific (I booked it through Orbtz and got a great rate of $58.00 per night). The furniture and carpet looked brand new, and it appeared to have been just painted. We were on the 22nd floor and had a great view of the strip. The suite was nicely appointed and very comfortable. The staff was friendly from check in to ceck out. Had a excellent dinner at the Center Stage over looking Fremont Street. I especially liked the casino because it has that "Old Vegas" look and feel. We go to Vegas about every other month and this is the first time we stayed Downtown. To me Dowtown IS Las Vegas and we will definatly return and stay at the Plaza. I absolutly recomend it.
Not too bad
I visit las vegas approx. 5 times a year and we always stay at the Luxor or Alladin. I decided to stay downtown this time because of the Jazz festival. I was very happy with my room and the service. The food was so-so but it was what I expected. I would stay at the Plaza again and would recomend it to anyone who wants a decent room at a great price. I payed $22 a night for 4 nights and got free breakfast every mourning...
I don't know what everyone is so flustered about
I was reading all the reviews - and must say - people are not doing their research. If you want to stay in a luxury hotel - by all means do so. the Plaza never advertised that it is a Luxury Hotel. What are you in Vegas for - to stay in your hotel room? I've been coming to this hotel for over 5 years now, yes -i had a few complaints - but I was comped with dinner and free rooms, security very friendly. That the elevators stink - that's a fact - but common - how many hours are you in an elevator - or are you just to lazy to walk the steps? All in all - you get what you pay for - and the Plaza has very reasonable rates. If you need more luxury comfort and money waist-go to the strip---and stop complaining.
Like the Plaza
Stayed here about 3 times and have had great experiences each time. Room worn but very clean. They have a 50's type restaurant with good food and great specials. The Front Stage restaurant overlooks Fremont Street and is reasonable. There is a guest laundry. Security was very good on each of my visits. Staff friendly.
Ripped off by housekeeping!!!!
On our original reservations we had requested a veiw of fremont street. Upon our arrival from a seven hour drive
we come to learn a convention of Harley Davidson bikers were
staying at the hotel which the hotel was sponsoring. As a result, our parties were split up onto different floors due to no vacancy!!
Instead of overlooking fremont street we were overlooking a parking lot of blarring loud motorcycles.
After several complaints were made we were moved into a another room.
Did things improve our stay? NO!!!
Now our bags were gone through and money was taken. We reported this to security and informed them the only one that was in there during the incident was housekeeping.
Securities response was very rude and did not show any interest in taking proper measures to find out who commited the crime.
Till this day the hotel has done nothing to make this matter right nor has security followed up with a report.
I am appauled on the way the hotel treat there guest, especially thier security who was very unprofessional!!
I would not stay again nor would I recomened the Plaza. Regardless if there rooms are reasonable or not. You basically pay for what you get.
No Response to complaints
We have gone to the Plaza for about 15 years and it has become rundown and unkept. Wallpaper is falling from walls, furniture is so soiled, one hestitates to sit in it. We immediately complained about these eye-sores and have gotten no response from anyone.
The rates they are charging for the rooms is too high for what they have to offer.
Nasty
Panhandlers abound at this sub standard, run down establishment. It was frightening to step from the dirty parking structure into the filthy stinky entry halls. Up to par with a run down welfare tenament building. The place needs a complete renovation or demolition. The large bus station next door lends itself as an appropiate travel and stay partner. Was rated at three stars but 2 would be very generous.
Nightmare
This has got to be one of the worst places I have ever stayed. The elevators smelled like a mixture of throwp and cigarettes. In the room it was no better, They gave you one pillow if you could call it that. The room also was equipped with a television that had melted faces and warped colors. The sheets smelled like cigarettes and under one of the mattresses there was an half drunk bottle of Lord Calvert Canadian whiskey and a well worn prono magazine. To get a meal at anywhere in the casino took at least an hour, and when I went to the Seattle's Best Coffee to get a cup, the employees were more intrested in repairing the cash register than wait on a customer. There are absouletly no comps, no in room treats, the pool area was locked on the South side but open on the North. The whole trip was a waste of time due to staying there. One other thing, the air conditioner belched out smoke and dust when turned on. Ughh.