Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

The check in line was an hour due to a long line and two people working. About half or less of the elevators worked so you could spend thirty minutes getting down. We would have to go up to the top floor and back down or all of the elevators would be full.
The bellman wouldn’t remove the clothes from my car I had to do it and hand them to him. Why don’t they just let me do it myself if they don’t want to do it?
Our shower wouldn’t shut off unless you were a man or very strong woman. We called maintenance they fixed it but it worked the same when they finished
On my way out I called for my car and they won’t get it until you go down unless your a diamond member.
I could go on but in summary I recommend you look for another place to stay.

Well, looks like we will NEVER be staying at Flamingo in LV ever again. First upon checkin, we walked into a dirty room. Had to go back into the line to «confirm my identity» for guest services. 20 minutes of waiting in a line for the manager to be a complete unapologetic jerk (Rodger 2÷19÷2016). Just blamed house cleaning, took off 1 night of resort fees and said it wasn’t that much of an inconvenience. Finally over it, then when we come back to our room at 4am, our room is 80 degrees when we set it to 65 before we left. A hotel engineer is sent up here… Plays with it for an hour, has to call someone else to help. Finally got to bed at 5:30…and this is only day 1! The rooms have not been maintained (old, dirty bathrooms, and a complete lack of customer service) I was appalled that the manager was talking over me and treated us like garbage.
I attached photos of our original room. Looks like Harrahs will not be getting anymore of our family and friends $.

— $ 30 charge for getting our ready room one hour «early».
— The elevators. Look at the pictures.
— No fridge, no coffeemaker in our «FAB» room.
— AC doesn’t work. Housekeeping must have turned it off while we were out, because it wasn’t like we left it, but it didn’t matter anyway.
Day 1: While I was checking in the woman called me «sir», realized I was a woman, and laughed. Rude. It is 8:30pm. I can hear a nearby vacuum. Why are the hallways being vacuumed right now?
Day 2: Awoke to. what even is that? A loading dock or something?
Day 3: Resting in our room, the cable went out just long enough to miss a key point in the movie we were watching. There is a tray from room service in the hallway that has been there since 8am this morning, which is more than twelve hours. I can hear screaming, like someone getting beaten.
We left the Do Not Disturb thing in the door, and it didn’t look like it was ever ignored! We didn’t see any roaches.

Stayed here for a two nights with a few friends. We were looking for cheap options to crash for a few nights, and this seemed to fit the bill. The location was incredibly convenient.
The check-​in/​check-​out line was absurdly long. For how many people were working at the front desk, it seems that the line should have moved at least 6 or 7x quicker than it actually did. Not sure what the holdup was, but from the lady’s expression, this seemed to be normal. Yikes.
Our room was decent– not quite up to what I would consider normal hotel standards, but it was alright, because we really were only looking for a clean place to rest our heads. The room was lacking almost all amenities. Very different from what we saw online when booking our room. Updates haven’t been made here in quite some time and it is VERY obvious.
If you are comparing places to stay and you have other options, I’d say go with those other options. Unless you’re willing to fork out a lot more money for an actually nice room.

I can’t say anything but good thinks. Only down side is the long wait for the check in. Remember they start at 4pm, expect to be in line for an hour or maybe more.
But it’s worth, their location especially right in the middle of everything.

I visited the flamingo for a conference. Conference facilities were fine, although conference attendees didn’t get any of the luxuries described by other reviewers. Our rooms didn’t even have coffeemakers.
I switched rooms three times.
The first room, in the older tower, had peeling paint, tiles falling off the wall in the bathroom, a strong sulphur smell in the water and a wall shaking noise coming through the wall that kept me awake through the night.
Room 2, in the habitat tower, wasn’t much better repair. Too bad it had a cockroach family in the bathroom.
Room 3, back in the old tower, was run down but quiet. So quiet that another cockroach family decided to put a larval sac on the side of the bed so I could watch the next generation being born (pictured).
No one seemed surprised that I was sharing my rooms with cockroaches. They comped me one day of resort fees for the ‘inconvenience”.
The Flamingo is visibly aging. Public areas are in disrepair, everywhere smells of cigarette smoke even if a non-​smoking area, elevators are rickety and unreliable, stairwells are filthy. The staff are nice and don’t seem even a little surprised that there are roaches in the rooms.
Worst hotel stay ever.,

Worser place to stay at. They do not have «do not disturb» signs so if you forgot to bolt the door, they will open it in the morning and ask if you want room service regardless if you’re dressed or on the toilet or even awake.
The hotel creaks and it’s cold. The heat and ac sucks. Everything is old and lights don’t work.
If you’re looking for a cheap room to crash and shower this is the place. But for privacy there is none. There’s people sitting in hallways at night talking. Late night wanderers that likes to knock on people’s doors when they’re not there. Noisy.
Not family friendly. No coffee pot to brew hot water and no fridge.

The legend of the Flamingo continues…
I personally love this place. I have stayed and played here many times. I would tell anyone, traveler or local, to get the players card. It is sooo worth it. With the card you will get great deals and free stay if applicable.
The rooms are upgraded and some are really nice.
The casino itself is usually busy and has a great energy. The slots are pretty loose and you can win big. I have. Know that you need to play more than bare minimum for a good win though.
The servers and floor people are very friendly and attentive when you treat them nicely. (always amazed at how rude some people are to these servers over FREE cocktails, there are more people than just you waiting for a drink… be nice and wait your turn)
The food court has great choices. I am partial to the sub place. See my other reviews for that one.
The place has great shows and is center strip so it is really a great jumping off point.
The buffet is huge and you will get a discount with the card.
The habitat in the back is wonderful. Take some time and walk through and see all the different animals in the place.
As this is one of the oldest places on the strip and still standing.(not imploded) I would highly recommend checking it out. You will have fun.

Fun and chill spot, good clean room with stereo, fridge. Long line for checking in so be prepared, but good spot.

God, every time I come back to The Flamingo, I wonder why I ever come back and remember that I had vowed to never come back.
The rooms are still shit, doesn’t matter if they are «executive» or not. Sheets are dirty and old. And the «fridge» and «coffee bar» are barely existent.
Stupid Ranjani.
Keep your eye out for Sherri at the front desk though. Super nice lady.
Update: I ended up having to switch hotels and check into Caesars Palace because I started to wheeze in the room at Flamingo :(check out and switching was a breeze. But never again, Flamingo :(

What a ripoff. They charge stupid rates (cost $ 160) for a pathetic, dirty two-​bed rooms, surrounded by the most overpriced restaurants and stores I’ve ever seen.
Going to this place is like walking into a room of pickpockets and letting them work on you til you have nothing left. Didn’t even gamble, but still got totally screwed by the Flamingo.
Bugsy must be rolling in his grave.

It’s nice enough. The rooms aren’t super fancy — just like most other hotels but a little nicer. Not extravagant like a lot of the other hotels in Vegas. I guess it’s more of a value option if you consider paying $ 500 night a value in Vegas (again, it’s relative).
Great location in the middle of the strip so if you’re so inclined you can walk everywhere. There’s also a monorail stop in the back so you can get to other parts of town pretty quickly.
No complaints but didn’t leave much of an impression either. Didn’t try the casino or restaurants in the building.

The location is great and that was about it. The room was below average the bathroom had wood peeling off under the sink. I don’t understand why I could not check in at 11 or 12 if the room is ready. they require I pay extra $ 30 for early check in. I would understand if I am checking in at 7 or 8 am but this was like 11 am. Any ways, I was hoping to check in quickly and come to the casino but I was so upset at that that I did not spend any money in the hotel.
Never going there again!

Stayed here in Dec. Better half used his charm and scored us a suite (big upgrade from what we booked) with a 20 $ bill between ID & credit card.
We stayed an extra day and had to switch rooms but it was nice as well, with a different view.
Staff was mostly friendly. Limited amount of rude F’s at the cab stand but the bell stand gents were knowledgeable and helpful. Rooms were clean with some minor-​moderate décor issues and some of the electricity plugs didn’t work which was annoying. VIEW = AMAZING!!! Both times around. First was strip view, second suite was High roller view.
We stayed at the Monte Carlo in July and there was a noticeable advantage to Flamingo: 24 hour food court!!! You don’t realize how important this is until it’s 4 AM and you need a hamburger and your hotel stopped serving at 1pm or 11pm. Johnny rockets was delicious! (vegas expensive but delicious.) Wanted to go to margaritaville badly but did not make it this time.
Casino had $ 3 bubble craps and a range of black jack mins… their roulette dealer told my hun that she wasn’t responsible for keeping track of the bets… (wut?) So he cashed out asap.
They have penny hundred-​line video poker that treated us well.
BUFFET = COMPLETE CRAP. But you’ll eat there anyway… but trust me, crap. (for reference we have also eaten at the Bellagio’s buffet but preferred Ellis Island prime rib.)
They have a bunch of huge parrots you can take your pic with — amazing! But each time we walked by they were on break … parrots beautiful though … and we did get to see the habitat, so that was nice.
Their tag line is something to the effect of «the strip was built around the flamingo» and learning that the Flamingo was the first really enhanced our stay and I was glad we got the chance!
******do NOT check in at the kiosk — it will give you some rando F’d up room with no TV at the very end of a long hallway, far from elevators and ice. Bell’s promptly fixed for us.

¹²⁄₃₁ visit
Check in: hard to find a place to park but that was due to the holiday rush. The casino host Matt was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable.
Our room: We had a half view of the strip. We were happy to get a strip view on New Years. But the more we started looking at our room the more flaws we saw. I’m including pics of the view (ok, not bad really just kinda blocked on the left side), plus a pic of a good size hole in our door.
Our stay: overall I don’t think we will return, Flamingo is a historic landmark and now we can say that we stayed there.

This review is not for the hotel but the casino and food court. We stay at our Hilton grand vacations club which is conveniently located right behind the casino which we love.
We don’t have to deal with parking which is located behind the casino and is always very full and we end up on the 4^th floor or higher.
The casino is on the small side but we like that because some of the big casinos can be a bit over whelming.
There is a food court with a Bonannos pizza, Johnny Rockets, LA subs and salad, and a Pan Asian. We like the Bonanno’s the best.
The casino is located in the heart of the strip so you can walk outside and get to a number of other casinos if you get bored.

This place is an absolute sink hole. Awful customer service and the rooms are in shambles. Our bathroom light was busted all night even after numerous calls to have it fixed. Pretty much had to get ready by phone light and couldn’t shower. Caused us to be late for dinner with friends and ruined the night. We also were supposed to have a fridge in our room and we had to call a few times for that to be delivered.
We were not offered another room until we had to call again the next morning and even then I finally had to debate with them for 30 min to get only $ 100 off the room. They wouldn’t even comp it for the awful experience and for ruining our plans. They told us either to wait for it to be fixed or to just deal with it because the only other rooms they had were smoking and they were not going to upgrade us for their poor excuse of a hotel room. Plus they didn’t even give us another fridge so all the food we had, needed to be thrown away.
Ana R. (Previous review was removed for privacy concerns so I can’t post the last name but maybe if she wasn’t so awful at her job she wouldn’t have to worry about her name being in my review) was the manager on duty at the time and had absolutely zero customer service skills and offered no help. She told us that since we used the room to sleep in (we couldn’t move because no other rooms were available other than smoking and we shouldn’t have to subject ourselves to a nasty smelling room) she wouldn’t comp it and it wasn’t the hotels fault our plans were ruined. Are you kidding me?! That is the level of customer service you hire especially from a manager? How has she not been fired yet?
That is just the room. The rest of the hotel is falling apart. All of the elevators stop at every floor whether their is someone there or not, most of the elevators have white out drawn numbers because they are too cheap to buy 25 cent number plates, the casino smells awful, the carpets are fading and curling up on most of the floor, the buffet is a joke for $ 40 that has sub standard food and nothing of value. The most upscale thing they had their was a salmon filet and it was over seasoned and super fishy smelling and tasting.
This deserves its own mention as well, they block your cell signal in most of the rooms and then force you to pay for WiFi.
With so many new casinos on the strip that have the same prices as this place, I really do not understand how people will still use this casino. Everyone from the managers to the employees are rude and have no care for the guests or the state of the hotel.

Probably not the best Vegas hotel I stayed. Here’s the reasons why…
Parking– They have the smallest parking lot ever. And half of the spots are reserved for Valets and hilton vacation clubs. We couldn’t find any parking for 30+ mins, so we gave up and parked in a open lot far far away. I never run into parking situation like this ever in Vegas.
Checking in– They have a check-​in deadline for midnight. We called and they said the front desk will be open till 1am. We got there and waited in line for another 45 mins just to check in. There was only two registration opened. I understood that it is almost 1 am and you’re won’t expecting this kind of crowd. But when you see so many people waiting, can’t you have more people help us?
Rooms– the room were only half renovated. It still feel really old and rusty especially the bathroom. I thought I was staying at some cheap motels.
The only good thing about this hotel is the location. It is in the middle of the strip and easy to access anywhere. Other than that, I can’t really find a reason to stay at this place!

An iconic landmark in the middle of the strip, you’re almost required to stay at the Flamingo at least once in your lifetime. Sure, it’s showing its age a little, but they’ve done a decent job keeping it from getting out of hand. We were on the 28^th floor facing Caesars, which made for some great views.
Hits:
— amazing views from the towers facing the strip
— rooms were large, clean, and comfortable. Loved the couch by the window.
— friendly and helpful front desk and housekeeping staff
— great location
Misses:
— the elevators. They just plain suck. I’m pretty sure they only had 3 working in the Habitat tower (out of 10, I think), and two of them were FUBAR. I actually refused to get back in Elevator 41.
— the buffet is kinda meh (although the staff were all nice)
— there were like 20 TV channels, and they all sucked. Clearly, this was designed to get you out of the room and down to the casino as quickly as possible.
I stayed at the Flamingo this time to check it off the list, but I’ll be back. Hopefully after they fix the elevators.

Stayed: Thursday, 11/​19/​2015
Flamingo is clean, neat, with simple and modern room décor — great for travelers on a budget. The service reps were well-​intentioned, but this hotel was completely understaffed and ultimately did not deliver on a good experience.
When we got to the front desk at 1am on a Thursday night, we were shocked by the size of the line — probably about 40 people long. Even worse, it took us an HOUR to get served. I want to say the line moved at the speed of molasses, but that’s giving it too much credit. Molasses moves at 100 times the speed of that line.
After we finally reached the front of the line, our front desk assistant (I think his name was Ty) was efficient and helpful. He got us out of there in about 5 minutes, helping my group with both of our reservations and getting us rooms in the same tower.
Since our stay in the hotel was only one night, I don’t have too much to complain about. I called asking for a toothbrush twice. The first time, they sent us towels instead. The second time, no one even came. Eventually, we just gave up and went to sleep. In the boys’ room, they complained that the shower was significantly lacking in water pressure. Fortunately, we stayed at the Monte Carlo for the rest of the weekend, and our experience with them was much better.
In the end, I’m just confused on why there were only 3 assistants serving along the front desk, which clearly had about 10 spaces available. Flamingo simply needs to hire some more people for the front desk and for guest services. The current staff is nice and friendly, but there clearly weren’t enough people working to serve such a huge number of customers.

Wanted to try this place out. Great location; in the middle of everything! Had a microwave in our room on the 28^th floor. The view was the backside of Harrahs and The High Roller. Had a super comfy slip and slide (leather) couch. What a blessing. We stayed Wednesday to Sunday.
Then the problems came up.
The thermostat wanted us to be at a cool 57 degrees. Even setting the temp at 80 degrees, it only became 60 degrees.
The wallpaper started to slowly peel off the wall. By the time we left, it was hanging off the wall.
The electrical sockets had to be reset every time I had to use it.
Housekeeping kept unplugging my time clock.
I could only access one side of the closet. One of the closet doors were taken off the rails and unmovable to place back.
The phone did not work.
No microwave. I know it sounds minuscule but when you have leftovers from a super expensive posh restaurant, that is something you don’t want to toss away.
Elevator moves slower than molasses in the dead of winter. Expect to wait for 10 plus minutes for one to arrive.
Trying to find your room is a maze. The room signs are misleading. It’ll point to one direction, only to lead you to a dead end or an exit. Definitely use the toilet before you play hide and seek with your room.
We told the front desk repeatedly of our problems everyday of our stay. They told us that they will send an engineer to fix them. An engineer!!! They never came. The best they could do for us, take off the resort fees.
Hopefully this will all change for the better if you decide to stay here. Give it a try but let your voice be heard when you come across any problems and concerns. If you don’t understand what they are telling you, make them explain it to you in a way that you can understand. You make your day how you want it. Make it a good one!

From 11÷15÷15
We stopped in here looking for a quick place to grab a bite to eat but didn’t find anything we want. The Flamingo is right at the Linq Promenade and has a slew of shops and, of course, gambling. The food places look okay it just wasn’t anything we were in the mood for at that particular moment, I will definitely stop in again to try some of these places out!

Came here for a work workshops and I’ll probably not come back until they upgrade the basic necessities to please a customer. I was assigned the 27^th floor in the habitat elevators.
cons:
–arrived 1130pm to check in. while waiting for an hour in a long line, my buddy had enough time to buy us two slices of pizza. We finished it and we weren’t anywhere closer to the the front of the line. There were 3 employees at the front desk checking in a line that was more than 25 people long. — take advantage of online check-​in if you can
–elevators go to every floor. What does that mean for someone on the 27^th floor? Stops at every floor imaginable going up and down. Watching people hop on and off while I wait to reach for the skiies. It’s worse going down because it stops at every floor for everyone trying to get the heck out of their floors.
–Advised to keep keycard away from phone. Um.. .it’s 2015 and everyone has a phone. I’ll need my keycard and phone while I wander the strip and need to return to my temporary abode. My consequence? Keycard denies my entry to my room and I stand in front of my room like a reject. Then I proceed back down the elevator to get my card fixed and go back up. Precious time wasted.
–hot water takes a while to flow
–heater didn’t work
pros
–they offer a $ 7 shuttle direct to airport, picks up every 15 minutes
–central to the strip
–peaceful fish ponds and flamingos

An older resort hotel? Yes. We all know this hotel’s history with Bugsy Seigel. A dumpy hotel? Gotta disagree, although this place could use a few improvements in certain areas. Yet considering this hotel’s location, price point and amenities, there is one word that I can describe it by: convenient.
First off, location. 10 minutes (if that) from McCarran airport, adjacent to Westin Las Vegas and across the street from The Linq hotel, Caesar’s Palace & The Bellagio, as well as the High Roller Ferris wheel. It does not get any better than this when it comes to accessing these Vegas Strip staples on foot.
Second, the room. Honestly, the room was a bit spartan and plain for my tastes, yet it was somewhat spacious for a property that has over 3,600 rooms on 28 floors. Internet is not free here, yet that was expected (check your resort fees). During my 4-​night stay here, the elevators on the wing that has the Paradise Garden Buffet worked infrequently. Half of them seemed to be broken, so expect a wait either prior to entering or during your elevator ride. It will seem as if you are going to every single floor.
Third, valet, baggage claim, and check-​in. I actually thought that the first two were remarkably easy, while the check-​in process has challenges. I and my wife (yes, some of us bring our wives to Vegas) waited about 10 minutes between the hour of 8:30 and 9 PM, yet some others were not so lucky. There appears to be 7 – 8 front desk agents at a time during peak hours. For those checking in or out between 11 AM and 3 PM, expect a line that will go all the way past the box office. This is not an exaggeration (see my photos). Highly recommended to do the express check-​in/​check-​out or via Internet.
Fourth, restaurant + amenities. The Flamingo has the Paradise Garden Buffet, which is one of the best in town. Its not the Rio, yet its good. Prices range from $ 17.99−21.99 per person, depending on if you have a Player’s Card (get one at the both across from the front desk), active duty military, senior citizen, etc. The Pizza Joint, + mexican restaurant have reasonable prices. Yet if you want even better food at reasonable prices, you’ll have to exit the Flamingo and walk towards where Margaritaville is located (highly recommended). The hotel’s resort area has quite a bit of wildlife on it, from Chilean flamingos to ducks, geese, turtles, and exotic birds. While in season, there are at least 4 – 5 pools here.
Fifth, the casino itself. What can I say, its a casino. The casino employees are remarkably nice (even the dealers that took cash from me), and the machines are in good repair. There is a good security presence here, and I never felt threatened despite the weirdness of some Vegas patrons. For those that aren’t used to it, expect someone smoking a pipe, vape, nasty cigarette w/​o filter or even a joint in almost all areas of the floor. Drink prices tend to have that standard 25−30% markup. Also, the permanent show seems to be Donnie & Marie Osmond, for all of you Baby-​Boomers out there.
Overall, the Flamingo met my needs while here on a conference. While it may have been annoying to get offered a time share property at every opportunity that I walked down the hallway (as well as riding the perpetually slow & broken elevators), the property yielded a very good Vegas experience.

Stayed 5 nights and we are happy with our stay. It was very conveniently located next to everything, next to Caesar Palace, Linq Ferris Wheel, Bellagio Fountain and etc. The hotel looks kind of old at the lobby and as I was walking past the casino to the elevator, the jackpot machines and game tables look kind of old-​school. However, as we checked in to our room, we were surprised that it was remodeled.
Room is big, new, clean and spacious! We checked in the first 3 nights and had an amazing view of the Linq Ferris Wheel. Checked in another 2 nights when we’re back from our road-​trip to Arizona, and had a nice view of the pool area. We’re very pleased with our stay!
For the price we paid for, it was worth staying as it was centrally located along the strip of Vegas. The only cons is Parking is a torture, with limited lots on the top few levels.
Tips:
~ Parking for hotel guest is only limited to only the top few levels. So be prepared to drive pass many empty lots but it’s all reserved for car rental/​other hotel’s guest. It took us about 20 mins to find a lot most of the time.

siempre he ido flamingo para el 90 porciento de mis vacaciones en las vegas, esta ultima vez quede desconcertado, con deceos de nunca mas ir y dire los porques porque son varios primero el chequear la entrada estaba en una fila de una hora y media, al llegar a la recepcion me dieron una grata recepcion pero de esas que le darias a cualquier enemigo, me pregunto amablemente como se siente usted hoy?, yo respondi: despues de una hora y media en una fila, que no vivo en la esquina y vengo de un viaje largo y tedioso, no me siento nada bien, el señor pidio las identidades mias y de mi pareja, habiamos reservado una mini suite, bueno llegamos a la famosa mini suite, era peor que un campamento de los que salen en tv sobre iraq, el piso era una alfombra vieja y rota el techo tenia una rajadura que debiamos de rezar cada dia para que no, nos cayera el techo encima, dos televisores uno con canales basicos y otro con canales de antena, ambos televisores eran tan viejos que me recordaba las calles de los angeles, el muchacho de la recepcion se sintio tan ofendido con mi expresion, que actuo como si fuera un robot, nunca me dijo como hacerle para entrar al internet, claro no lo ocupaba pero es algo que hacen en cada hotel, no detallo los costos de la habitacion, las almohadas parecian sacadas de una pelicula de terror duras y pequenas, para colmo el ultimo dia cuando nos marchabamos el acensor se quedo trabado gracias a dios fue en nuestro piso, pues me entro claustrofobia al verme encerrado y abrimos con nuestras manos la puerta mientras tocabamos la tecla de abrir las puertas, en la piscina del hotel llegamos en la puerta despues de una larga fila me dice una señora que es la de seguridad que debo ir a mi habitacion por mi identidad, no imaginan llebabamos las tarjetas del hotel y para mi era suficiente, pero ella nos hizo ir, y hacer de nuevo esta fila, para despues que ella viera que eramos los de la identificacion, volver otra vez a la habitacion a guardar tus identificaciones porque ellos no se hacen responsables si te las roban, si aun sigues pensando en pasar tus vacaciones en un sitio como las vegas, creo valdria la pena seguir buscando, no regresare mas, donde unico me siento a gusto es en el paraiso buffe del flamingo por eso le di una estrella, porque existe una persona que te atiende con tanta dulzura que solo regresarias por ella se llama ruth, ella es muy habil y carinosa, solo por ella regresaria a este sitio a comer, no tengo deceos de ir a sufrir a un sitio existiendo tantos hoteles a mi alrededor, aconsejo buscar algo donde te traten como persona.

This review is from the point of view of a Vegas local that has never stayed in the hotel but has gambled and dined at Flamingo several times over the years. Also, I am a poker player, so I will also review the poker room as well.
The Flamingo has a long history in Las Vegas. Originally opening in 1946 then closing and reopening in 1947, it was the 3^rd resort on the Strip and is one of the very few remaining original old school properties. The original buildings have all been torn down and what remains has been remodeled several times. The current casino and hotel rooms are pretty modern, though there is definitely an aura of «Vintage Las Vegas» throughout.
The poker room is comfortable and nicely situated for walk-​by traffic and is located near a Strip entrance. Though it is quite far from self parking, it still is one of the only rooms that offers consistent ²⁄₄ LHE on the Strip. It also offers the standard ½NL. The comp rate is $ 1/​hour and the rake is the Caesars Entertainment standard of 10%/$ 5 max plus $ 1 jackpot.
The front desk always seems to have a gargantuan line at night, with several guests just sitting on the floor in the lobby waiting for their group to check in. This creates a lot of crowds in the front desk area.
The casino has a fairly low ceiling but offers a variety of the standard carnival games, 21, and dice. Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville is a popular bar hangout with a balcony that overlooks the strip.
As far as dining, we liked the Steakhouse but the Mexican restaurant is horrible. The café is pretty standard though a bit overpriced. There is a beautiful outdoor courtyard with a view of live Flamingos, which is a nice feature. Self parking is pretty inconvenient as it requires a pretty long walk but is sufficient.
All in all, I do recommend Flamingo for a nice center-​strip middle market property. Plus, they are part of the Caesars Entertainment Total Rewards program which is easily the best loyalty program in the industry.

Mein zwanzigster Las Vegas Besuch :-) — geschäftlich, natürlich. Zum zweiten Mal im Flamingo. Guter Las Vegas Standard, das Flaminog ist eines der älteren Strip Hotels.
Was mir besonders gefiel? Die Lage meines Zimmers zur Innenseite, das Gym, welche früh genug öffnet und sehr gut ausgestattet ist und inkl. ist. Auch das WLAN war inklusive und funktionierte. Abends dann noch in der Bar auf einen Drink und gut wars.
Der private Entertainment Las Vegas Besucher wird sicherlich ein prestigeträchtigeres Las Vegas Strip Hotel nehmen, aber die Lage des Flamingo mit direktem Monorail Anschluß zur Messe (!) ist genial.

tiene buena hubicacion, puede ser que la habitaciones sean pequenas, pero a las vegas creo 99 porciento no va a dormir, tiene buen buffe, el servicio de habitacion es bueno, las empleadas son muy serviciales, en fin la pasamos bien e iremos de nuevo pronto

Preis/​Leistung überzeugt, ein sehr günstiges Hotel direkt mittem am Strip!
Da ich bei meinem Vegas Trip eh meist nie in einem Hotelkomplex verweile sondern täglich in anderen Casinos bin, ist für mich die Lage das wichtigste und genau da glänzt das Flamingo, zentraler geht es einfach nicht mehr.
Zudem eine Klasse besser als das danebengelegende Quad, aber ähnlicher Preis.
Waren vollends zufrieden, haben das Hotel aber quasi nur zum schlafen genutzt

Sale, vieux, moche, une queue de 50 mètres pour faire le checkout, bruyant, une très mauvaise affaire même pour Las Vegas

L’avis de Cecile H présente déjà bien l’expérience qu’on a en passant quelques nuits dans cet hôtel, donc juste quelques lignes pour résumer :
Petite promenade en extérieur sympa avec les flamants roses et autres volatiles exotiques… on se réveille doucement en les regardant un café à la main !
Par contre effectivement un premier gros point noir: les piscines qui ferment trop tôt, 18h quoi … pour ça une étoile en moins, bim !
L’hôtel en lui même est un peu vieux (comme souvent à Vegas dans des prix raisonnables) et pas mal kitsch aussi, ahahah cette espèce de couverture en poils roses on est pas prêts de l’oublier… :D
On avait un package de 18 $/​day/​room pour le petit dej’, donc tous les jours on se prenait des bons petits muffins et une boisson chaude chez Coffee Bean, sympa !
Autre point noir: l’accès au parking qui n’est pas super évident à trouver et à prendre la première fois.

Nous avons passé 2 nuits dans cet hôtel. La déco est assez kitsch. On avait des plaids rose fluo plus poilu qu’un chien en guise couvre lit. On sent que l’hôtel aurait besoin d’un bon rafraîchissement. L’hôtel est tout de même correct dans l’ensemble (et vous aurez un bon de 5 pour jouer aux machines à sous).
Mais bon, on est à Vegas, vous né passerez pas beaucoup de temps dans la chambre de votre hôtel.
L’hôtel est très bien situé, au milieu du strip, juste à côté du caesar palace et du bellagio. Ce qui est bien aussi c’est que du coup on a une belle vu sur ces hôtels tandis qu’eux on une vue sur le flamingo…
Dans la partie casino, vous trouverez tout plein de boutiques et moyens de restauration, on avait droit de dépenser 6 par personne par jour dans 2 des petits cafés pour prendre un petit déjeuner.
Evidemment tout communiqué, donc vous pouvez vous retrouver dans le casino d’à côté sans trop vous en rendre compte.
Il y a 2 grandes piscines (mais pas eut le temps de tester) et attention car elles ferment tôt. Quand j’y étais c’était 18h (le soleil se couchait à 18h30), ça veut dire qu’à 17h30 on né peut plus y aller. Dommage parce qu’avec la chaleur, j’aurais bien fait un petit saut pour me rafraîchir.
Il y a aussi des enclos ouvert avec des flamants roses (évidemment), plein d’espèces de canards différents, des pélicans etc…
Vous passerez certainement un bon séjour ici (à moins de perdre tout vos sous) mais né vous attendez pas a du grand luxe