Harrah's Laughlin Casino Tours

The pet fee was not disclosed until arrival and it was $75 I asked how late pool was open. They told me but failed to tell me the jacuzzi was being repaired. The pool had a lot of debris in it. There is only one food option after 10 pm. And there was mold on ceiling bathroom.

I had never been to Laughlin, but had seen other Harrahs' properties. Not knowing any of the casinos, I went by the name. While everything was okay, there was nothing special about it. The employees did not look that happy and rarely did I see them smile. Parking is a nightmare compared to the other casinos. The elevator in the garage does not go to the ground floor, so you have to either take a long flight of stairs down and walk across a parking lot or take a long walk to the elevator to the casino. If you take the elevator, you exit outside of the casino and turn right to walk to the entrance. The entry is an unattractive low lit, low ceiling area. The check-in individual was nice enough, but no interest in welcoming us or promoting the establishment. If you want to go to the beach, be prepared to navigate several sreps. One exception to the average rating of Harrahs was the Guy Fieri mexian restaurant, El Burro Bucho. While visiting the other casinos on the strip, we were introduced to more welcoming and brighter hotels and casinos with more choices for food and activity, especially Riverside Casino. The classic care exhibit was unbelievable. Their gift shop outshines the one at Harrahs by far. To sum it up, we will not being staying at Harrahs again, but will stay at others on the strip.