“Stardust Hotel and Casino - A Winning Place For Me”

This hotel is one of the older hotel on the Strip, but is kept up well. At night time it is one of the best lit hotels. For the money, it has very nice rooms and a great view of the Strip. Very nice pool and lounging area. If you play the slots, make sure you play the dollar slots closest to the front entrance. I won $2000.00 on one and had only put in $20.00 in the machine. Check in and check out was very fast and they even comp us our breakfast.

“Will miss this hotel when its gone.”

My second visit to this hotel/casino. I took a lower floor room in exchange for an early check in. After driving all night I was really happy they offered this! This room was as comfortable as my previous room on the 35th floor. The room was clean and quiet. Staff was very nice. I wish they had more 5 dollar multi-deck Blackjack tables open in the casino, but that is a minor problem. If I can get back to Vegas before this hotel is closed I will stay here again. If not, I will have a hard time finding this nice of hotel at this great of a price.

“Pleasantly surprised!”

Knowing the Stardust is one of the older casinos in town, I was bit nervous booking but was pleasantly surprised. There's not really any indication it's old other than that it is "just a casino hotel", no amusement rides, gimmicks or attractions. My parents thoroughly enjoyed Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme while we were there. Our party of 8 were all very happy with our 4 day stay. Only problem was with the service in the Cafe, but you can certainly go somewhere else to eat.

“Highly recommended!”

This hotel was a joy to stay in. i arrived mid morning after a 14 hour flight and a room was available for me! :) The room was spacious and clean. The facilities in the room were very good (except for the lack of tea/coffee facilities - a basic in Aussie hotels of even the poorest standard). The dining facilities were good but not outstanding but who goes to Vegas for fine dining??The hotel was walking distance to all attractions on the Strip. The hotel rooms were also very quiet - fantastic!

“Excellent Choice, (Stay at a Classic!)”

My husband and I were there from Aug 6-10/2006. Had a grand time. The hotel staff were great! Check in time, took us only 5min. Food was fine, many restraunts to choose from in other hotels or just across the street, but the buffet in the Stardust in cheap and good. I was just suprised that the casinos have taken away the change slots on the slot machines now they only take bills. No more hearing he money fall from the machines. That was very different.

“bargain hotel with excellent location”

this place was clean and an easy walk to the major casinos and any event on the strip. it was an excellent price which is always a bonus!! the room was veyr large with a pleasant view of the hotel pool. on check -in they apologised for not having a room on a higher floor but it was fine! very happy with this hotel and would definitely recommend it.

“More for the older crowd”

If you're young and you want to hang out at crowded places to meet other young people, this probably isn't the place to be. But if you're looking for a relaxed and chilled place to stay, Stardust is great. I'd definitely stay here again.

“this icon will be gone in december”

my first hotel i ever stayed at was the stardust in 1986 and stayed there june 2-5, 2006. i figured this would be the last time because they are taking it down in december 06. while not a fancy hotel by any means it has everything the fancy strip hotels have to offer if you can live without gold plated sinks and persian rugs. i only had one problem and the sink plug got stuck and would not open. i contacted the front desk and they fixed the problem quickly. you have to remember that this hotel was built back in 1958 so do not expect the glitz and glamour and hoopla that the new strip hotels have. for the price you can't beat it but the days of cheap hotels on the strip are coming to an end. it will be sad when they take it down but vegas is constantly changing and the stardust is it's latest victim but in it's heyday it was the premier hotel and made vegas what it is today

“Great for price”

It was a great price, a little ways away from everything else. Hotel was very quiet.