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"Harrahs casino"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
Great location for walking the strip. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. We enjoyed our stay.
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I love it.
"They should call it the A...."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
For the price paid this hotel is totally worth the money. Free breakfast and no resort fees! Location right on fremont. Hotel staff were very nice compared to some higher priced hotels. Front desk was friendly at check in. Valet guys were nice. Breakfast was awesome. Room was a little dated and tired but for the rate paid it was clean, quiet and safe.
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Exicellent !
The 11-acre Mandalay Bay Beach, complete with 2,700 tons of real sand, provides a refreshing oasis from the desert heat. The wave pool tops off the experience--and families, especially teens, will love the lazy river. With a beachside casino, the Beach Bar & Grill for a quick bite, and rental cabanas, you'll be tempted to stay all day.
But you're in Vegas after all, and Lady Luck beckons. At the Mandalay Bay Casino, you can play your favorite games in a tropical setting of flowing water and lush foliage. The casino's race and sports book is one of the city's top choices for pari-mutuel wagering on all major horse-racing tracks. For a completely different animal attraction, visit the Shark Reef (surcharge), North America's only predator-based aquarium. This 1.6-million-gallon saltwater habitat features more than 2,000 sea creatures, including 15 species of sharks.
If shark-watching makes you hungry, choose from more than 20 restaurants and lounges, from fine-dining destinations helmed by celebrity chefs to burger joints and 24-hour cafés. Mix, created by world-renowned chef Alain Ducasse, showcases French and American creations, complemented by show-stopping views of The Strip. Lovers of Italian food will want to try Trattoria del Lupo by Wolfgang Puck.
After dinner, head to the House of Blues for a variety of music by top artists like Stevie Nicks and Bob Dylan. Or see world-class performers and sports showdowns at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.
Guestrooms set the stage for relaxation and comfort. Floor-to-ceiling windows create a show of their own, with dramatic views of the city, Mandalay Bay Beach, or the rugged hills. Pillowtop beds, 42-inch plasma TVs, and stone-clad bathrooms with jetted tubs and their own TVs mean you'll look forward to turning in, no matter how much fun you're having.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
**These amenities may be available only in some rooms or units. Some amenities may incur additional fees.
If you love Vegas, you probably like things big. You won't be disappointed, then, with the 30,000-square-foot, world-class Spa Mandalay. Pamper yourself with a massage or skin treatment, such as the Desert Sage and Eucalyptus Steam Wrap. Have your hair or nails done at the full-service Salon Mandalay. You're in for a sensual treat with services like the Peppermint Pleasure Pedicure and the Fijian Sugar Polish Manicure.
Spa clients can also use the 3,000-square-foot fitness center, featuring state-of-the-art Precor equipment. Oversized lockers are stocked with robes, slippers, and towels.
You came to Vegas for high living, so indulge in elite luxury at the Bathhouse. Inspired by the healing properties of water, the 14,000-square-foot Bathhouse offers pools of various temperatures, exotic baths, a waterfall, steam rooms, and saunas, as well as 12 treatment rooms.
A Green / Sustainable Property - First Party Certified
This property has performed a self-assessment, also known as First Party certification, of its sustainable tourism practices through Green Key Eco-Rating Program thus taking steps to understand its impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. The property's claims have not been independently verified by a second or third party certification program.
You don't have to gamble on great dining when you have so many options--from signature restaurants by the world's top chefs to casual and quick eateries--plus a Starbucks. Foodies will want to try one of the restaurants headed by star chefs. Among the offerings:
Aureole - Graced by a 4-story wine tower, this award-winning restaurant created by chef Charlie Palmer features innovative specialties such as Braised Veal Shank with Kumquat Gremolata. Open for dinner only.
Mix - World-renowned chef Alain Ducasse brings contemporary French and American dishes with global accents to Mandalay Bay. Try the Rack of Colorado Lamb and, for dessert, the Caramelized Pear Turnover. Dine beneath a chandelier of 15,000 hand-blown glass spheres. Open for dinner only.
Fleur - Created by Top Chef Master Hubert Keller, Fleur features globally inspired small plates, such as Angus Sliders and Maple Glazed Pork Ribs. Open for lunch and dinner.
Wolfgang Puck's Trattoria del Lupo - Puck's first Italian restaurant features favorites like oven-baked pizzas and fresh pastas (which you can watch being made) on a daily-changing menu. Open for dinner only.
Rick Moonen's RM Seafood - Dine on fresh selections such as Jumbo Lump Crab Cake and Cioppino, made with seafood flown in daily. Couples: try the more intimate upstairs setting. Open for lunch and dinner.
Catch a concert, sporting event, or live television special at the 12,000-seat Mandalay Bay Events Center. Or enjoy a Broadway hit or comedy headliner at the state-of-the-art Mandalay Bay Theatre. The resort also presents ongoing productions, such as Disney's The Lion King and Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour--a fusion of visuals, dance, and music that honors the King of Pop.
You can catch live jazz, blues, and rock music at the Coral Reef Lounge, or a summer concert series at the Outdoor Beach Stage. If the bar scene is more your calling, check out one of the many lounges, including Eyecandy, where interactive touch-tables let you create visuals above the dance floor and literally create your own vibe.
Schedules and availability are subject to change without notice; for more information on current shows, contact the hotel at the number listed on the reservation confirmation received after booking via this web site.
After the casino, Mandalay Bay Beach is undoubtedly the resort's biggest attraction--so come ready to catch some rays and splash around. If the seasonal wave pool isn't enough, take a ride down the lazy river or swim in the 3 additional pools. Guests 21 and over can sunbathe and socialize in the Moorea Beach Club, an upscale yet casual space where dipping pools, cushioned chaises longue, daybeds, and a pavilion invite you to cultivate your inner movie star. Have a poolside spa treatment while you're at it. Love music? Seasonal concerts here showcase big names like Chicago and Ziggy Marley.
Some properties have extra fees for amenities or services that may apply even if you do not use them. Government fees or taxes also may be charged to you when you check in or check out. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Glittering, larger-than-life gambling palaces dominate Las Vegas Boulevard South, better known as The Strip. Here, hotels are destinations unto themselves. Within a three-mile stretch, visitors can see the New York City skyline, the Eiffel Tower, an Egyptian pyramid, imperial Rome, a dancing fountain, and an exploding volcano. A monorail links several hotels and the Las Vegas Convention Center.
see all hotels in Las Vegas"A day in Vegas @ Mandlay Bay"
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"Excellent hotel choice!"
Worth every penny!
"nice place"
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"Rediculous Place"
The casino was horrible with comps. I played blackjack for almost 90 minutes @ $50 per hand and was comped a whopping $4. Gee, thanks Mandalay. While some guys might enjoy seeing hookers walking around seeking prey, I thought it was lacking class. Not a good place to take your wife for a getaway.
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"nice hotel but a bit far from strip - nice pools"
I liked the room/hotel. Nice pools. Far from strip though.
"The lazy river delight"
I enjoyed all parts of it except there was no coffee in the room and the room was quite dated, over used so to speak. The snacks were a rediculous price, didn't want to even look in the fridge,but did. No room for our stuff, so a fridge would have been nice too. The black jack tables were too high for a monday and tuesday. 25 dollars and one $15. Shame […] on all the casinios. I just want to play, but won't at those high stakes, don't they get it. cheaper tables bring more people. I went to Luxor for at least 10 dollar tables. Anyway the beach/ pool area was great, and the lazy river a delight even though paying $22 ea. was not to my liking either. I very much felt gouged! Read more
"Awesome"
Everything was perfect.......except a coffee pot in the room
"Pool and room good but casino is very smokey"
We stayed at Mandalay Bay for 2 nights April 29 and 30. The room is very nice and the pool area is a lot of fun. We were lucky that we were able to get chairs by the pool on both days which I guess is unusual. The charge for buying a float for the lazy river was pretty pricey. You can not rent a float you must buy them. I would bring a couple from home […] or buy at a drugstore when you get there. The casino was so smokey that we were unable to gamble there at all. We only walked through the casino to get to the tram or the front door because of the smoke. We went to several casinos on the strip and this one was by far the very worst . Also, this resort charges a resort fee which should be included in the hotel rate. Read more
"Extremely expensive"
We bought the reservation online and the price we got was a great deal and then upon checkout we got a bill for the resort fee of $25 + $3 PER night. Being that this was for an 82 yr old woman who did NOTHING in the resort I found this very expensive... Every restaurant was overpriced for average food. The hotel and surroundings beautiful, but would […] not stay again because of the expensive costs involved. Read more
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I was driving 12 hours while my wife flew in with two infants. Hotel would not let her check in because the reservation was under my name. (same last name) I was then required to call Hotels.com to change the reservation name while I was driving, so she could check in. No cell coverage in my car through the canyons and Desert so she had to wait there […] with a one and five year old until I got cell coverage hours later. Common sense did not prevail within the hotel that day. Request for Front Desk Manager resulted in terminal hold. Read more
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"good but more expensive than expected"
The upside: Beautiful hotel with nice pools, efficient valet parking, enough chairs when we were there (weekday). Nice and varied dining options within the hotel. The down side: We were fooled several times with the rate. Taxes and services from Hotels.com made it twice as expensive as the base rate. The hotel had a $25/day surcharge for services. The […] shark reef isn't complementary, there isn't even a discount. The hotel is on the south end of the strip, there is a light rail to Excalibur but after that it's still quite a walk to for instance Treasure island. All in all a good hotel but expect to spend a lot more money than your base rate even if you're not heading out for the casino's. Read more
"Lots on offer...no open fridge in room!"
We loved everything, except the lack of open fridge space and a leaky battery in the TV remote...location convenient to airport and great pool and spa facilities!
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Building is nice, the room is OK. However the door to the bathroom never really closes as there is a huge gap between the doors. The towels smelled oddly like dirty burned popcorn. Just minutes into our stay a staff member barged in to replenish the mini bar, kind of sloppy. On the morning of our checkout the housekeeper let herself in at 8:30 despite […] checkout not being until 11:00. And worst of all, the "beach" is so ridiculously overcrowded it is essentially unusable. Not worth the money!! Read more
"South end of the strip"
The hotel room was very nice. It faced the strip and airport. Suprisingly though the elevators are slow. Many times you had to wait a couple of minutes for an elevator to arrive. The play in the casino was tight. And very sadly we will no longer will be making our ritual dining experience at the House of Blues on our next return. The service was atrocious […] and really not that tasty. Read more
"The hotel is OK, be careful with unadvertised fees"
The hotel is nothing great and it's far away from the rest of the strip. The only nice thing is that it has good nightly rates, but that is misleading because when you check out there are additional "resort" fees that were totally unexpected but are supposedly justified because Hotels.com says that additional fees might be charged. It was frustrating […] and seems dishonest. Read more
It's ok,My expectation was very high cos,it's Mandalay bay ,but I was wrong ,the shawer so little water coming out and casino wasn't a lot Of choices for slot machine,but the resort was good.
"Looking old, needs re-vamp"
I have stayed at the Mandaly at least 15x ... I have never paid more or be more dissapointed by the condition of the rugs, and over all condition of the room and exterior hall way... use to be one of the great ones.
"A GREAT ESCAPE"
The staff was amazing especially Karen in the Cafe. Went to The Pub the first night,great atmosphere,fantastic food(had the fish and chips) and even live entertainment. Looking forward to my next trip hopefully towards the end of the year.
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Hotel itself is very very nice -- nicest I've stayed at on the Strip. However the prices of EVERYTHING are way too high. The walk from the garage to the Registration Desk is 1/2 mile = too far. Worse, they charged me for a "Romance Kit" which I never opened and left where it was -- probably because I used "Express Check-Out" so wasn't there to catch. […] it. Read more
It was a good hotel for kids and allowed us to avoid the casinos and seedy side of Vegas. Pool was great.
"elevators"
Our over all stay at the Hotel was great the only issue we had was the wait time for the elevators to get up to our room. It didn't seem like all the elevators were working during out stay causing us to have a 10 min or long wait to get up to our room.
"ok service"
The serivce of the hotel was just ok, the staff for the most part was rude. The service at the pool was not very good especially for the Madalay Bay being known for its pool. The best one there was a bartender at the beach pool named John, he was awesome!
Its was great... I would do it again
"Stay"
It's a good hotel but they charge 25 $ for each day as a resort fee which is not included in the room price they do that at the check in , that's what i really didn't like and they say it's a mandatory ...
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Hotel is great... But extremely smokey & you can hear everything from inside the hotel room.
"Very nice hotel"
Very clean walking distance for everything love the place
"wish resort fee would just be included in price"
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"Love the Mandalay Bay"
I stayed at the Mandalay Bay for a conference and decided after that I would extend my stay with them and enjoy Vegas a few more days. I have been to Vegas many times and have stayed at other hotels on the strip... that were wonderful. Mandalay Bay ranks as one of my favorites. The staff is absolutely wonderful and extremely accomidating. There was […] a small issue while checking and and it was taken care of immediately and literally without a second thought on check-in's end. The room was so very comfortable and we had a wonderful view of The Hotel and mountains... with our floor to ceiling windows. The tram located in the Mandalay Bay made it so easy to get to all the other hotels on the strip. I definitely plan on staying there again. Hope this helps. :) Read more
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"Fantastic hotel...but"
It's a bit far away from the meat of Vegas. We got a $65 credit for food/bev just for using Hotels.com-awesome!
"Great pool area - nice rooms"
Good size rooms with a separate shower and tub. Elevators were slow but that is to be expected with a hotel this size. "Resort" fee of $25 plus tax (total $28) is a negative but most hotels on the strip now charge this resort fee. Sandy beach/pool area was nice but had too many "lifeguards" enforcing silly rules at the wave pool.
"Love the wave!"
Pool is great, but you have to get up early and stand in line to get pool chairs. You are not suppose to reserve, but there are guests who do it anyway. Otherwise it was another great stay for us at Mandalay.
"bad atmosphere"
people smoked by the elevator and ice vending machine on the Non smoking floors. Why ? put ashtray side by the elevator on Non smoking sign.
"Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino"
The hotel was clean, convenient and comfortable. It felt like we didn't even have to leave the resort because it had everything we needed. They also charged $25.00 a day for use of the hotel amenities - pool, gym etc. I didn't mind that as the pool was why we wanted to stay at this resort. I was however disappointed by the pool. It was too crowded. […] I couldn't find a spot to put down my bag never mind getting a chair. It was very hot and I was imagining swimming down the lazy river. Not a chance! Mandalay Bay needs to manage access to the pools better. I will not stay there again with my kids. Read more
"Huge rooms :-) crowded pool beach :-("
We stayed here during the Easter weekend and had a good time. Check in was fast and friendly, rooms are spacious and tasteful. You get a real deep bathtub and a shower. Nice view from 30th floor. No noise at all. The pool beach was extremely crowded! Felt like anchovies in a can...but without the smell ;-) Nice concierge service, lots of restaurants. […] Fast checkout. We will go back. Read more
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Beautiful Hotel. Love the decor. food in different restos were pretty good. Loved the szechuan eggplant at the Noodle Shop.
"awesome place - crowed pool area"
This place is the best. Best for the casino, food, chill spot. This place is the worst for the pool area. If you like to be packed in like sardines in a pool, this place is for you. Way too many people. The starts wrapping around the pool at 8:00 am!!! crazy amount of people. I actually saw 25 people all squished in a hot tub made for only 8 people […] at the most. Tram is very convienent for getting to the strip. I wish they had a few fast food places to eat... got tired of having to take the tram to Excalibur for break/lunch at McD's or Pizza hut or other random spots in there. Read more
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