Circus Circus Hotel and Casino

A couple of weeks ago, me, my dad and my sister all went to America for two weeks. We went to three places, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and LA (well actually Anaheim just outside of LA). In Las Vegas we stayed in the Circus Circus hotel and casino. A while before we went, when we were deciding which hotel to stay at, we looked at this one and one of the things that attracted us to it was the AdventureDome (i will talk about this later) We looked at several hotels on the Strip but the price took us away from a lot as we were already spending a lot on this holiday. The website is easy enough to navigate around. You can find out about various ...  Read the complete review

My partner and I have just returned from a 2 week trip from the west coast of the USA, driving from Los Angeles to Vegas and back again. Las Vegas was our last port of call and we checked into this hotel for 3 nights. We were glad to see ample parking at the rear of the hotel. We parked ourselves, although valet parking was another option. When we entered the lobby, I must admit I became a little disappointed. There was a queuing system (similar to that of security at an airport), just to check in. I suppose it was the start of the holiday season and the lobby was throbbing with tourists, mainly American families with several children. We queued ...  Read the complete review

The Circus Circus Hotel and Casino is part of the now massive Mandalay Bay Group and includes many of the huge Las Vegas Resorts (Mandalay Bay , Luxor , Excalibur and Circus Circus together with other joint collaborations). I don't think they would mind me saying that this is their most basic Hotel in Las Vegas but that description doesn't do it justice. We are still talking about a 3,000 Room Resort with 3 Towers of Rooms and out the back cheaper more Motel like accommodation. Three Huge Casinos with scope for junior gamblers $0.05c per go through to Hi-Rollers (serious money). But what does it offer , great focus for ...  Read the complete review

We travelled to Las Vegas in November 2000, in a week which was untypically cold for Nevada. Originally, we intended to book through the internet but found a better deal with our local travel agent which included free transfers to and from the airport and free insurance. Our hotel was Circus Circus, a must for kids (although we didn't have any with us)! The rooms were of a very good standard and the service excellent although this is not one of the most expensive hotels. The midway above the downstairs casino was rather like a funfair with regular circus acts taking place in the middle, directly above the casino. We tried the excellent Steak House and ...  Read the complete review