Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa, Las Vegas

Overall, I would definitely come back. The proximity to Red Rock Canyon cannot be beat! The rooms are very quiet, with all the doors off the main hallway and excellent sound proofing. I couldn't hear anything but the relatively quiet air conditioning humming along. It was great. Nit picking on the con: Big clump of hair in the shower (I'm nearly bald, so can't point at me!) -- that was probably just an anomaly, but it did make me question the rest of the room's cleanliness. You could rent a refrigerator, but it didn't include a freezer. I wanted to freeze my blue ice for my lunch cooler while I was out each day, but their fridge rental ($15/day) had no freezer. I made due by loading it with ice each day, but it wasn't optimal (melted ice water soaking everything). They kept asking if it was for medicine, so wondering if they provide it for free if medical requirement. There was something odd about the sheets and/or comforter that trapped the heat. I would be too hot under the comforter and too cold with it thrown off. The sheet covering it was poor quality (kinda rough). The pillows were a bit overstuffed, so would recommend they provide a variety of pillows rather than just one type.

Great stay like so many other reviews have listed. Only critiques include the long hallways to the rooms. If you're not in mood to walk be sure to ask for a room closer to the elevator. Also, the noise outside the room was more than I prefer and I found the chairs in the room suprisingly uncomfortable due to the cushions. But overall a beautiful property, great pool area, super polite employees, nice break from the strip, shuttles were never even close to full and always on time and good food choices. Would definitely stay here again!

Good stay

Probably the nicest and cleanest hotel in Las Vegas. So beautiful. Staff was very friendly too.

Room was clean and felt comfortable, however there were problems with the WiFi when I checked in and I spent an hour trying to help whichever company they contract with to fix it. When I mentioned this at check-out, the front desk clerk reimbursed me for one of the resort fees for my inconvenience, but it was a bummer to have to deal with in the first place. Would have been nice to have been told "this is something that will take a few hours to fix on our end" rather than wasting an hour of my time verifying it was a hotel-wide problem and not something I was doing wrong. Also, the walls are thin and you can hear EVERYTHING in the room next door and from the hallways. I think the people who have said they had quiet stays were next to solo travelers: the first night I was next to a bunch of bro-types partying past 3am and I could hear a different batch of somewhat-quieter people conversing the next night. The pool was really nice. Lots of children splashing about though, which was annoying. Would be nice if they could dedicate some pools or areas family-only. Drinks were expensive, but I guess that is to be expected. The restaurant I went to for breakfast, Grand Cafe, wasn't that great, in my opinion. Corned beef hash was disappointing. By shopping around and playing the waiting game, I got a deeply discounted price on my stay which I thought was a fair value, but if I had to pay full price each night, I would go elsewhere.