Circus circus hotel in Vegas

NO!!!

It is baaaad!!!

If you want something reasonably priced stay at Treasure Island or the Luxor ...


*Check out on Facebook and Youtube these vloggers for hotel reviews:

Norma Geli

Jacobs Life In Vegas

Travel Ruby (her hotel and buffet reviews - not gambling)

- she ranks CC as the second worst hotel to stay in ... rooms are dated and not clean and it is full of kids and sketchy people.  

Ummm, no. Just no. It was bad 20 years ago. There are a lot of places you can stay that would be inexpensive. It also costs a lot more to travel to the nicer places you want to see because Circus Circus is kind of out there by itself. The was God intended. If you go online and start looking a flights (whether you need one or not), hotel specials will start showing up for you online.

I’ll be another NO vote. Stay elsewhere, and not the Excalibur either. Last time we stayed at the Excalibur, the rooms were dark with heavy furniture to match their castle theme.

Ewwwww no no no no no....

I haven't even been there and hear horror stories.. dirty, elevators not working, on and on... 

nope no way.

Nope. We were in Vegas this summer for my daughter's dance and we were at Resorts World (which is beautiful...and expensive without an event group rate) and we walked over to Circus Circus for something to do. Clean is the opposite of how I would describe it. It may have been cool in the heyday but gave a very rundown, ick vibe.

I haven’t stayed at Resort World, but have been to the casino and restaurants. Really nice place and would like to stay there once. I hope they make it. I heard they aren’t doing too well.

Where's the concert at? If we knew a location we probably can recommend a better place to stay.

Years ago we stayed at Tuscany Suites, just a few steps off the strip but rooms were huge and clean. But, again, it's been years. Worth checking reviews though.

Absolutely not. Do not stay there. We did one night and left. There were dirty panties in our safe and unidentified dried substances on the wall.

No amount if savings makes that loud and disgusting place worth it.

My first and last visit was in 1969 when I was 4 years old. I only remember the trapeze act and the hot dog I ate. 😊

We stayed there about five years ago in a really nice updated room.

Book directly through whatever hotel you choose ... you will be able to get the best deal ... third party sellers seem like a better way to go but they aren't ...

Ask questions of the person you speak to ... do they have any promotions running, etc.

When you check in ask for an upgrade on your room ... tip after the fact ... people think you need to tip as you are asking but you don't ... if they have rooms available they will give them out.   

(Always carry cash for tips ... front desk, housekeeping, etc.)

* Be prepared for the dreaded resort fees ... these really raise the prices of your rooms!

Another vote for, in this situation, Park MGM. We stayed there in January and it was nice. The location isn't horrible as there is a tram that goes between some of the hotels. Our biggest issue was the traffic right before or after the games (we didn't stay there for that). You can walk across the street to the stadium which would be convenient.

We used to use Hotwire to book rooms in Vegas and almost never had any issues, we'd just pick at least 4 star and usually paid less than the standard rate. That said we stopped being able to do that since many times the hotel ended up being one that starts with a T and the owner doesn't align with our values/morals. When I looked for hotels in January rates were crazy.