Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower

because it was at the end of the strip it had its pros and cons. I really couldnt complain about the staff and all the features of that hotel. I would definately go there again but there are better ones out on the strip but you are not gonna find one that beats thier price.

I had read a lot of bad things about this hotel but, I had no problem with it. Be prepared to do a lot of walking, it huge.

Good Value. Very clean and comfortable non-smoking room. A bit far from the rest of the strip, but close to the Freemont downtown old casinos - a must do. if you have a car, it is easy to get to other hotels self parking garages. Great views from the tower which is included in the hotel costs.

This was our first trip to Vegas. It was ok. The staff was very polite. If you don't put the sign on the door they will just come in to clean. I thought the spa would've been better, it was just an over priced nail salon. The location was ok. Far away from both strip and "Old Vegas." Over a comfortable experience.

the hotel was close enough to the strip that my wife and I could enjoy the sights and street shows, but far enough away from the larger casinos that we werent swamped with other tourists. got the bus ticket for the strip and we just hopped on and off when we wanted to see a sight or just walk.

It has everything! Good price, cool amenities, excellent service. BUT it doesn't have WIFII and its a bit far from the strip... Maybe an hourly shuttle wouldn't be thaaat bad

While the rooms and room views are relatively no-frills, the casino had an active weekend pool area, and great off-peak time food and beverage specials. The ribs at McCall's were great! Largest drawback is that it is best to have a car or use shuttle service, because both the main part of the Strip and Downtown are each long walks away. I drove rather than even thinking of walking those distances (even though I am active and was hiking outside Vegas both weekend days I was there).

Everything was good. Staff very friendly. One things was bad - sink in bathroom.

My hotel was The Stratosphere and my trusty GPS got me there quickly and with no problems. Again an interminable wait to check in - over three quarters of an hour standing in line for the front desk. The room was nice and clean and was what should be expected for a decent hotel. I stayed in 7051 which was accessed by the "special" elevators. I was told that the room was recently upgraded and it was nice. I do pushups on the floor and the worst thing I noticed was that the corners where the furniture met the carpet had dirt that was not vacuumed - a common occurrence where maids do not use a nozzle and expect the carpet attachment to clean up close to furniture. The toilet was a Gerber power flush model and occasionally the handle had to be jiggled to stop it from running. I called the front desk for a couple issues and about half the time they were very slow (over ten minutes) to pick up. The room had a view of the parking garage and that was fine because it was quiet. I went to the top of the tower and the view was great. There are some rides where you can dangle over the edge, drop to the ground, & etc. It was worth the wait to see the view. I ate most of my meals in the hotel and the Roxy was good for an early breakfast - I found it too noisy and too bright - but when I sat further away from the ramp to the next level (deep in the restaurant) it was better for my sensibilities. I had a couple meals at McCall's Grill and the food was good. The French onion soup was wonderful. It was a good escape from the hustle and bustle of the hotel / casino. Until the very last day of my trip I did not know that there was a McDonalds on the second floor (R for retail on the elevator control) and made the mistake of driving to the nearest McDonalds for breakfast one of the days of the trade show where there were street people sitting around the entrance begging for handouts - not what I expected or wanted. I attended The Inventor's Showcase at The National Hardware Show which was just down the road from The Stratosphere - about a five minute drive and very convenient for the Convention Center. The show was huge and I met a lot of nice people there and had a great time exhibiting my inventions. Checking out of the hotel was fast after I found the "quick check out" fellow who did nothing to call attention to himself over in the corner. Several of us were in line with the new arrivals and it would have taken an hour for us to get through the line. Fortunately a person who had been there before told us about the expedited check out.

The hotel is fun and lots of things to do. But the staff is not very friendly and not helpful at all. It took the manager to walk by before the lady at the desk would be nice and figure out how to help us. Other than that it was a great time if you're looking for a hotel a little off the strip.