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Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa
Category: Arts & Entertainment Casinos Casinos
11011 W Charleston BlvdLas Vegas, NV 89135
Neighborhood: Summerlin
(702) 797-7777
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 12 pm - 12 am
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
336 reviews for Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa
336 reviews in English
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Review from Cecilia C.
Pacific Palisades, CA
2/7/2012
Very relaxing beautiful hotel off the strip.
Our room was nice and clean. Check out was a breeze.
They have a couple of restaurant that sound great and a move theatre.
Wish we had the time to try their spa.
It is far from the strip but if you just want to relax and not do much, this is your place! -
Review from Michelle S.
Long Beach, CA
1/10/2012
i had a reservation. i asked how much it would be to change it to a different date. the lady on the phone just changed it and told me it was $300 more. she didn't even tell me before she changed it.
i loved this place. the spa, the tv over the tub, the pull out tv. and now i would'nt drive past this place. -
Review from Cris H.
Henderson, NV
1/3/2012
Theme of this review: LOVE.
Resort- love!
Movie theater and bowling alley- love!
Lobby bar- love!
Concierge Judy-love!
Restaurant options- love!
SPA- LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
I've had the following services at the RR spa: Red Rock Wrap, Swedish Massage, Peppermint manicure/pedicure and massage, Green tea wrap.
Allison and Kelly are my favorites. Ask for them.
20 percent locals discount...which is not as much as at GVR or M Resort, but if you look at the other guy's menus, their prices are higher than at RR Spa. -
Review from Cher H.
Las Vegas, NV
2/4/2012 2 Check-ins Here
This casino has a great atmosphere, amazing places to eat, and a very clean movie theater. It doesn't get much better than that. I think that it's great that it's off of the strip and that it's more a place for locals than tourists.
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Review from Janel s.
I had a really nice room. Very VERY spacious! I mean you have a very contemporary and clean room. They offer complementary shoe shine, flat screens in the bathroom and the room, and they have a great view of the west side of the valley. I can't lie, the beds were so soft that I slept really good. I mean...I would've slept through a big earthquake f it happened! We also gambled a bit downstairs and the cocktail ladies were so nice! They accidentally forgot the grenadine my sister ordered in her corona, and the lady could've just forgotten about it and walked away, but she offered to go out of her way to grab some grenadine, and bring t back. That was nice of her to do. Red Rock isn't huge, but it is a local hotel casino, but even I think that this place can potentially be a good family hotel if it didn't a casino.
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Review from Miss d.
East Pasadena, CA
12/29/2011
Summerlin, I missed you!
The Spa is very nice. :)))) -
Review from Patti K.
Mojave, CA
2 points for location (hate, hate, hate the strip)
1 point for the incredible soaking tub
1 point for the upscale decor/phones/electronics/general coolness in our room
1 point for the view of Red Rock
-1 for the $30/night resort fee (pool area was open for 6 hours the whole time we were there)
-1 for the detectors in the mini-bar (including the boxes of el cheapo cookies[$10!!] on the top of the dresser). When we completed our in-room checkout I could hear the fridge lock. If you're so worried about this stuff, don't put it in the room and charge the ramming prices in a shop downstairs. There is a convenience store across the street.
We had a burned out bulb and had no issues getting maintenance in to fix it. The tub filler handle fell off, and they fixed it the next morning. -
Review from Stefanie H.
Sacramento, CA
12/21/2011
I was at the Red Rock recently for a work event, and it was okay. The place itself looked nice, and it was clear they had put a LOT of effort into making it fit that sort of over-the-top style you would normally find on the strip. However, the crowd here felt a little less "upscale", and the fact that you couldn't get to food without braving the smoky casino area was very unpleasant. If you're at all sensitive to large amounts of cigarette smoke, do yourself a huge favor and don't bother with the Red Rock.
Something else that might bother a lot of people - the cab ride between the airport and hotel was around $55. Factor that into your calculations, especially if you're only staying in Vegas for a night or two. You may find the strip much cheaper. Then again, the food here is a bit cheaper than at most nicer strip hotels, so there IS that.
The rooms were pretty nice, but the bench in the shower was kind of gross. It's a little creepy to shower with a semi-porous chair that's played host to the naked posteriors of so many strangers. Maybe it's just me, though. -
Review from Randy R.
Los Gatos, CA
12/29/2011
We stayed here over Christmas weekend and we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the rooms. They were fairly luxurious, with a very comfortable bed and a large bathroom with soaking tub. Decor was pleasant and not over-the-top. Our room also had a nice mountain view. All for $65/night (excluding the $28/day resort fee). By way of comparison to other LV hotels, I would say that the rooms are definitely nicer than the rooms at the Bellagio, but not nearly as nice as the rooms at The Hotel @ Mandalay Bay (all suite tower).
Note that this hotel is located in Summerlin, approx. 30-40 minutes off of the Strip. It was great for us as we were visiting family living in the area but would not be good if you intend to spend a lot of time on the Strip. Also note that the casino at this hotel caters to locals, which makes it a pretty pathetic place to walk through late at night. -
Review from Mary N.
Los Alamitos, CA
12/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
Great place off the strip. Get their passport card - gets discounts at the buffet
clean and beautifully designed. -
Review from Alexandra C.
New York, NY
12/15/2011
Gorgeous, huge room with highest ceilings and beautiful, huge bathroom. Surprisingly very nice!
Good workout room and steam bath area/relaxation room you can use included in the resort fee, which is nice.
Beautiful bar area with the chandelier and Christmas trees-- awesome!
My only complaint would be the service. I was unable to connect to the internet and also got hit by the hinge on my locker at the spa so that my elbow needed an ice pack - no help there. Really found the employees to just not care. Because of that -- wouldn't return. -
Review from Cheyne T.
Tustin, CA
1/9/2012 1 Check-in Here
This hotel was nice, but some items were missing from the room and it seemed like it wasn't prepared much before. Enjoyed the tv in the bathroom area. A little too far from the strip for me
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Review from Bijoli S.
Fremont, CA
1/19/2012
Ate at the buffet for lunch. It was really good, with tons of options for my veggie self! I was able to try everything from the sushi, the Chinese, Mexican, to the desserts. there were so many options to choose from! I really liked the tortilla soup, and the chow mein was good too. The bread pudding was out of control! Will definitely go back with family and friends.
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Review from Heather M.
Denver, CO
1/3/2012 1 Check-in Here
Set miles from the Strip of Las Vegas, this gem of a hotel was a delightful surprise. We ended up here since we wanted to be close to Red Rock Canyon. What a treat! Much fancier than expected, this place is nicer than many of the hotels on the Strip. The room was lovely, with upscale and modern dark decor, a well-stocked mini-bar, huge bathroom with soaking tup and separate shower, and good quality sheets, pillows, and such. Plus, much lower prices than the Strip (for something of equal quality). We didn't get a chance to explore the pool, bowling alley, spa, or theater due to our late arrival, but enjoyed the casino, a few bars, and the 24 hour cafe. I would definitely recommend staying here if you are looking for something nice but want to get away from the typical Vegas scene.
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Review from Stephen S.
Newark, DE
1/13/2012
Made a reservation and was told when I got there that the rate was actually $28 more (resort fee) for things I didn't want (pool, internet, etc). What pisses me off was that they quoted me a rate on the internet, I paid the rate, and when I got there they demanded more money. My only recourse was to pay it or leave. It's fraud, plain and simple.
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Review from J V.
Henderson, NV
1/31/2012
One of the best hotspots in town for locals. Great pubs and restaurants, and a quality casino if that's your thing. If you need a room though, this is not the place for you -- the rates are comparable to the Bellagio!
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Review from ben w.
10/27/2011 1 Check-in Here
The Good: It's a locals casino, is this good or bad? Every dealer has a button that reads "We heart our locals", but what if you are not a local like me? The don't really care I guess. For a place this far off the strip it's really nice. They had a tv show that I use to watch so I had to visit. The pool area is pretty amazing and I could just imagine what it would look like when they have a music concert here.
The Bad: It actually looks bigger than it is. They only really have a small circle area for tables, think Hard Rock. Only a few tables opened during the day.
The Ben: Pretty chill casino. I sat next to a local that owned a few Tropical Smoothies. He said we could get lunch on him at the one in the food court but never cashed that in. Hey you still owe me lunch? -
Review from Joey M.
10/20/2011
If I could choose any casino to visit in Las Vegas, this would probably be #1 in my books.
Even though it is always packed whenever I go there, it doesn't feel that way and everything is so spacious. I do enjoy bowling and it's one of my favorite places to bowl (mainly cause of the cosmic bowling and reasonable prices). Outside of that, I go there to watch movies, I have been to a few of the concerts this past summer (Barenaked ladies and OAR) at the pool area which is phenomenal.
I've been to most of the restaurants, been a fan of them. It's just so hard for me to find a reason not to go there. Well, getting a good parking spot is annoying but outside of that, no real complaints. That, and the lack of cheap hookers. They like to be called "escorts" here at Red Rock.
These reviews aren't as fun since this place is too awesome. Sorry yelp. -
Review from Marc S.
Woodland Hills, CA
1/5/2012 1 Check-in Here
Made a trip from the Strip last weekend .Haven't stayed here for a couple of Years, but I do recall the Nicest Rooms in Vegas. excellent Casino & restaurants . Love the Sports Book. can you Guess Where I will be watching the Superbowl Next Month? Yep At The RED ROCK CASINO
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Review from Valerie D.
San Francisco, CA
10/21/2011
Wedding Date: 10/8/11
Location: THE Veranda
Time: 11am-3pm
Guest Count: 50
I have zero complaints about the Red Rock and Casino Resort! Everything was perfect and the staff was wonderful.
Let's start from the beginning. I wanted to get married in Las Vegas b/c my family is on the East Coast, my fiancée's family is in Los Angeles, and we live in San Francisco. Everyone's a tourist in Vegas (so there's no babysitting of family), there are lots of things to do, and it's easy to get to.
In January, I visited most of the major hotels in Vegas (Bellagio, Wynn/Encore, MGM, Mandalay Bay, Caesar's, etc.) and I instantly like the Red Rock b/c of the space and competency of the staff. The rooms are gorgeous with dark wood walls that open up to balconies with view of the red rocks. Inside, the chandelier and modern lighting felt elegant, not Vegas tacky. Also, the most hotels just give you a plain room for the reception, so you'd have to shell out $$$ to give it ambiance... not THE Veranda! The view for the ceremony is gorgeous! The casino is not overly smoky and there are areas for kids. The coordinator remembered the details from our initial conversation and it was easy to get in deep with more details, instead of starting from the beginning.
Another big selling point for me: we got to work with our own florist, photographer and officiant. My sister got married at the Bellagio and was forced to use them for everything. Her pictures looked cheap, because it was just a hotel employee with a nicer camera, not a professional photographer. Also, her husband's family is Hawaiian and they had to argue with the Bellagio to allow us to wear the leis that were brought from Hawaii, b/c the Bellagio didn't allow outside items.
The week of the wedding, we were given a free night in the huge and gorgeous Signature Suites, and we paid for additional nights at the same cost as normal rooms that were blocked for our guests. The concierge steamed my dress and returned it the next day to the room. All of the items from the wedding (cake topper, extra favors, gifts) were taken to our room by the concierge after the wedding and the top of our cake was kept in the kitchen until we left. When we got to our room, a beautiful bottle of champagne and chocolate covered strawberries were waiting for us.
The Red Rock worked with me on my cake and table arrangements. I used their standard (and free) hydrangea center pieces and my florists rose petals. You can choose between white, cream and black for the linens (any combination). Oh, and the food and wine were great! Being a food and wine snob from SF, I assumed it would be normal, average wedding fare, but it was much better than average!
Another huge deal was that our contact at the Red Rock coordinated the entire ceremony procession, for no extra charge!
The Red Rock went above and beyond, and I came in under budget! It's a gorgeous venue, and the staff is fabulous.
P.S. The salon did a great job with mani/pedi's the day before! -
Review from Patrick H.
Scottsdale, AZ
11/13/2011 4 Check-ins Here
This last visit to Vegas I decided to stay off the Strip. I really enjoyed Red Rock. Just enough going on here so I wasn't bored but not crazy over the top busy and noisy like the mega casinos on the Strip.
The room was large and modern. Really nice bathroom and toiletries. I like the Rocks Lounge when Zowie Bowie was playing. It took me back to the days at Barcelona in Scottsdale.
Nice valet and self parking options. Starbucks on the casino level for a quick start in the morning. -
Review from John H.
Las Vegas, NV
10/17/2011 3 Check-ins Here
One of the better local casinos around, but that still doesn't mean it's great! The nightlife there is a HIT or TOTAL MISS. It definately doesn't have the appeal that it use to have during its first few years. With that being said, it's still a great place to hang out at once in awhile. With new bars like Yard House and the ever popular Center Bar...you'll always have a decent vibe to surround yourself around.
The movie theater is also great and mostly only show up for this fact on most days as Im not much of a gambler.
I'm looking forward to a new nightclub to open here shortly as I think it will really revive the whole nightlife scene that Red Rock use to have.
Again, great for a few hour hangout spot, but nothing past that..... -
Review from Richard S.
Las Vegas, NV
12/26/2011
This is the best locals casino in Vegas. I love it. I don't gamble, but I frequent their many other offerings. Their bowling alley is the best in town. More expensive, but better. Their movie theaters are really great. Plus, so many great restaurants. Their buffet is the best off-strip buffet in town. I always find parking. It is located right off the 215 so it is easily accessible for many people. The architecture and decoration is comparable to the top casinos on the strip. All the fun and beauty without the hassle of traversing the strip.
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Review from Lenore C.
Pasadena, CA
11/18/2011
I'd prefer to give this resort a 2.5 stars, which means it's nicer than MEH but not A-OK. A 2.5 would be ALRIGHT ENOUGH.
To be fair: I didn't stay here but visited. And so to be truly fair, I'll presume the rooms are quite nice and the hotel staff good. What I'm reviewing is the prices of rooms, the resort's location off the strip, and the casino floor and restaurants.
This place looks like a Mirage from a distance, which was impressive. Inside it's nice and new and impressive too. See enough casinos and you see the same types of restaurants: buffet, steak house, japanese fusion, etcetera.
So it's a player. With enough peeps gambling to erase the illusion you're in the middle of nowhere -- which is JUST where you are. So the simple question becomes --
-- why leave the strip to stay here. Red Rock's answer? Ditch the craziness of the strip. Umm... that's not good enough an answer. Not for the room rates. Like the M hotel in a similar part of East Jesus Nevada, the rates are astonishingly HIGH.
Why the Flamingo would I pay $35 more a night than the Mirage to stay here? Red Rock can tell you how much nicer they are until the cows come home, but when I get sick of my favorite resort (The Mirage) I can walk to Caesars, The Venetian, slip over to TI and the Fashion Mall -- just for starters.
You know what would flip this review upside down? If Red Rock offered an affordable resort instead. If it was $79 a night without their $25 resort fee, they'd have people like me eating breakfast there, having a last drink there, and spending the rest of my days on the strip. Otherwise --
-- I see absolutely no point to staying here. -
Review from Yolanda G.
Tucson, AZ
Red Rock Casino rocked my world.
GREAT STAFF! Very friendly and helpful.
Great slot machines! Great ambiance!
It may not be the biggest casino, but it is the most enjoyable one. -
Review from Lucia M.
Las Vegas, NV
1/1/2012 1 Check-in Here
The great thing abotu Red Rock is that it's far enoguh from The Strip to be free of crowds and touristy nonsense. I don't gamble or anything like that, but I do frequent the movies here and, on occasion, the bowling alley. You can usually count on no crowds here. We walked up to Harry Potter 7.0 on opening night and got great seats for four.
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Review from Jill Y.
Honolulu, HI
11/8/2011
Not impressed.
Pretty location.
Nice casino.
Food, sucked! -
Review from Oscar R.
10/15/2011 5 Check-ins Here
In my opinion, one of the best off-Strip places for locals to come and enjoy themselves.I love coming here to bowl & for the movies mostly. However, they do offer some great places to get something to nosh on.
I have yet to stay here, but I have family that has & they seemed to enjoy the accommodations. I would fancy a staycation here though ;)
Its in my neighborhood, so I will definitely keep coming back & you definitely cannot beat the scenery. -
Review from Stephanie S.
Las Vegas, NV
10/6/2011 9 Check-ins Here
Ding ding ding!!!
Ahhh Red Rock! Since I'm not a regular on the strip and dont need glitz and glam this place does just fine for me! I love how its open and the light cover thingys are pretty rad!
What I like most about this casino is that it has a Regal Cinemas theater! It also has a Kid Quest when I wanna just leave my nugget and gamble for an hour (although I havent!) I plan on trying it out!
They have a lot of fast food eateries, Panda Express, Rubios, and all that plus they have Yard House and other nicer restaurants which I havent checked out!
All in all I like this casino because its not filled with annoying tourists! I also like it because they have some pretty awesome shows coming up! Pitbull, Blink 182, and all the ones in the summer!! AWESOME!!
Go here if you dont need the hustle and bustle of the strip! -
Review from Barbara J.
Hesperia, CA
12/31/2011
We recently stayed here. The room are very nice, but be very careful moving anything! The minibar has a sign that states if anything is removed or moved for more than 45 seconds you will be charged. The shower was weak, with hot water lasting about 5 minutes. Very comfortable bed. No internet unless you want to pay $14.99 a day on top of the $28 "resort fee". No coffemaker in the room! This is the first casino room I've had that doesn't have one. I guess they want you to spend your money at one of the TWO Starbucks here. Casino floor is small. Bingo room is one of the best I've seen. Decent amount of places to eat, but very pricey. Hachi was way overpriced, but good sushi. LBS had one of the best burgers I've had. All in all, I wasn't impressed with Red Rock and won't be returning.
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Review from Jami T.
Campbell, CA
11/2/2011
I lived in Vegas for over a year and while I went there to play Bingo and gamble, I never stayed a night at Red Rock. That all changed last week when I went there on a business trip.
This place is awesome. The rooms are amazing. The all marble bathroom didn't get all cold like other hotels I've stayed at. The resort staff was great and always friendly.
If you want to go to Vegas, but not be in the hustle and bustle of the Strip, come to Red Rock! -
Review from Donna J.
Las Vegas, NV
12/31/2011
My favorite thing about the Red Rock is the spa--get your hair cut there by Jean Marc!
When I moved to Vegas, I started looking for a great hairdresser. I struck gold on my first try with Jean Marc at the Red Rock Spa. He took one look at my face and gave me a cut that I swear made me look 5 years younger. Then, when I went in for color, he gave me a balayage--a color treatment similar to highlights. The results were very natural and rich-looking. I'm hooked, and have told all my friends about him. If you live in Vegas, if you visit Vegas, make an appointment with Jean Marc. He doesn't just cut hair. He transforms it into runway perfection! -
Review from Maryrose S.
Fairfield, CA
9/15/2011 1 Check-in Here
Prior visits to Las Vegas always involved the strip. This time around I ventured outside of the norm and found this place!
A great local spot with fewer crowds and friendlier people. Great Las Vegas feel without the excessive crowds and too high prices. -
Review from Madeline G.
Long Beach, CA
12/18/2011 1 Check-in Here
One of the best hotels/casinos in Vegas. Nothing to complain about. I would (and will) stay here again and again. So much to do and great places to eat. Absolutely beautiful and relaxing place. Friendly employees.
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Review from Ray C.
Naples, FL
9/6/2011
This place is very nice, my wife and I spent 3 days. The rooms are large and super clean with amazing views. The beds are soft/very comfortable and the staff on property is very friendly. The only complaint I have (and it's a pretty big design flaw on the property) is the doors to the rooms don't have the right hydraulics, so they slam SOOOO load. The slam is so load it literally makes you jump (not so good if you have someone next door that goes in and out allot), I would suggest they fix this or put a sign in every room asking people to close the door quietly. It will certainly be a consideration in my choice of hotels next time we go as it was a little maddening.
Other than that it was really nice..and the SPA is super nice -
Review from Jenn G.
7/18/2011
@redrockcasino is definitely my favorite casino outside of the strip.
Big and spacious. Classy and fabolous. Simple but beautiful are phrases that come to mine when I think of this casino. It lives up to it's name red rock because they have beautiful rock/stone architecture inside. Because it is simply decorated, it may not get all the raves and oohs and ahhs but it is beautiful in it's own way. I just like how big it is and how clean it is. Clean casinos are always nice!
They have plenty of restaurants here, a great buffet, a bowling alley and pretty huge movie theatre and a nightclub called Cherry. (random note: Model Cindy Crawford's husband Rande Gerber owns Cherry).
Red Rock is a resort for everyone. I just like walking around Red Rock because there seems to be something to do in every corner. Good food and enterntainment in a big, clean and simple casino - this place is a winner in my book.Listed in: Vegas, variety!
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Review from Wayne G.
Las Vegas, NV
9/1/2011 17 Check-ins Here
Truly one of the nicest hotels and resorts in the world. World class dining at T-Bones, incredible buffet at excellent value (make sure to sign up for the players card for lower buffet price) and the weluvlocals website for coupon offers. Also excellent movie theater and bowling alley. I also seem to win more than I lose at Blackjack there! Red Rock is truly one stop dining, recreation and living!
http://www.weluvlocals.../
Wayne Gorsek -
Review from Sylvia G.
Los Angeles, CA
8/23/2011 3 Check-ins Here
This year's Hip Hop International was held at Red Rock Casino! While I didn't stay here, the weeklong event was held here so we had to be here every day and for most of the day.
As I didn't stay in the hotel rooms, this is solely critiquing their EVENT spaces.
I actually really enjoyed Red Rock as a whole - great atmosphere and overall it's a really nice hotel. Great finishes and the staff seems really nice and helpful. It's not as flashy as some of the hotels on the strip but it definitely still feels classy.
The event had TONS of people there and there was space for everyone. They had a section of the hotel space (the convention area) all saved and the big hallways helped make the traffic feel less stuffy. The rooms were a great size and their stage setup in the ballroom was great! Definitely felt like a show. The practice area in the pavilion was awesome since there was a huge dance floor for practicing.
The only drawback for me was that it was far from the strip. A lot of the dancers wanted to be close to the strip so they could go out at night so we had to drive daily to Red Rock and it was sort of a pain. But if you want to be in Vegas and not be close to the strip, this place is great! -
Review from Dion G.
Las Vegas, NV
9/27/2011
I used a gift certificate for a massage and facial today atThe Spa at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa. I have a massage once a month at another facility and this massage was fine. Nothing was wrong but nothing to write home about either. The facial was very good and relaxing.
They had a lap pool that I worked out in before the appointments but it was too warm. Lap pools should be cooler than recreational pools.
The staff was a-ok. Not first class service as a resort should be.
If I didn't have the gift certificates, I don't know if I would have paid twice what I usually pay for a massage. I guess what you pay for are the facilities.
I read my book and ate my delicious lobster/avocado salad lunch from the Sandbar restaurant at the cabanas by the pool.
Oh the valet were very customer service oriented! -
Review from Jessica G.
New York, NY
9/27/2011
Massage, mediocre.
Manicure, mediocre.
Pool, Very nice! This was the high point of the spa.
Service, terrible!!!! They tried to sneak in a huge extra charge on my friend's bill (they didn't think we would notice because we were a large group) and we had to dispute it for weeks because the manager was always conveniently "away" and would never call us back. They are SO SHADY and I will never, ever go back. Very dishonest.
