Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino en Las Vegas

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  Nicholas Anderson

  :: 21 May 2018 01:07:57

  The rooms are amazing, beautiful, comfortable and clean. The attention is formidable, of very good taste. The parking lot is a little small. You can validate it if you have a players card and gamble or eat inside the casino. The hotel usually has a lot of noise and smells like cigarettes. The pool is magnificent. It has a bar, music, cabins. They have Happy Hour. The prices of drinks become better from 5pm to 7pm. Excellent location, easy access to distractions, comfort of transfer by bus or car.

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  Charlie White

  :: 03 May 2018 15:19:21

  Don’t be fooled by the low prices of the rooms here, because this is a really nice hotel. The rooms are huge, the appointments are up-to-date and the staff is exceptionally friendly. This place was recently remodeled, and it seems like a new hotel. There’s an first-rate pizza place right next door that serves what I think are the best slices in town. And there’s plenty of free coffee downstairs every morning, along with an impressive selection of breakfast foods. It’s close to Fremont Street, where there are dozens of casual restaurants and lots of people-watching and entertainment choices. This is a fine renovated hotel in a growing and up-and-coming area.

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  Mike Chexx

  :: 24 April 2018 12:41:12

  We were in the downtown Grand late one night for dinner. We did not actually stay in any of the rooms at the casino, nor did we play any of the games on the floor. The staff at the restaurant was very friendly, and helpful. We ordered the Alaskan cod and The Rice Bowl. The pieces of cod were very large, and the fries were very tasty. The vegetables in the rice bowl were fresh, and it tasted great as well. This was our second experience at that restaurant, and we will definitely be back again.

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  Rocco Barboni

  :: 16 April 2018 18:48:21

  Seems brand new, or at least a recent remodel. I'm told it was the old Lady Luck hotel... but very happy with my experience. Room was clean, bed comfortable, hotel staff pleasant... my only two issues were the pillows offered and noise from Fremont. They were nice enough to leave earplugs, which were necessary to sleep. I have neck issues and asked for another pillow but they only have really large ones, so I had to sleep those nights without a pillow. They would have received 5 stars otherwise. I still don't understand the resort fees when all that means is "here's 2 more free water bottles". Seems like a "well they get away with it, so can we" fee. You have to add that $23 fee to the overall room price to know if you're getting a good deal.

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  Samantha Wheeler

  :: 31 March 2018 20:55:32

  I went here with one other person on a Saturday around 11 AM. The restaurant was pretty easy to find after entering the casino. We didn't have a reservation but they were able to seat the people in line pretty quickly. There's live music playing during brunch which was really nice. The theme of the restaurant is very Americana, which makes sense given the name. My friend and I both got the bottomless mimosas ($10 each) and bottomless brunch ($20 each). They serve the mimosas to you rather than leaving carafes. The all you can eat comes with a skillet of monkey bread, which was delicious, and a plate of fruit. The fruot was okay except the pineapple wasn't ripe. The brunch dishes are all small plates, kind of like tapas. I had the French Toast, which looked like it was baked in a ramekin. The bread stuck in places and was hard to scoop out, but it was still good. I also had the Crispy Chicken Biscuit. It was plain, but a nice change from how sugary the French Toast was. It was made with dark meat and didn't have enough of the coleslaw dressing. My friend really enjoyed the Biscuits & Gravy, but found the waffle in the Chicken & Waffles to be too hard. We still had a great time, but we'll skip the all you can eat brunch and get regular entrees next time.