We came and stayed on a holiday weekend I understand that they were totally booked however their elevators suck not to mention they do not have stairs to get to every floor they are like every other hotel they just want your money and screw how comfortable you are! More

I stayed here for business this past week and was thrilled. My room was under $50 a night and I must have gotten a free upgrade to a room with a microwave and refrigerator. The hotel is very close to the airport so I didn't bother to rent a car. This turned out to be a great choice, because the... More

I recently stayed at GSR and the casino was being renovated making it brighter and more contemporary. The hotel room I stayed at was in the Summit Tower, a little bit more money but well worth it. The room was newly decorated form my last stay a year ago, much brighter and hallways were bright and new as well. The... More

For the price rooms are average. For the price lobby is smokey need better ventilation. More

This will will be a long review. I'm a frequent guest at GSR and have seen the latest on the remodel. This review will kind of be a comparison between to formerly legendary hotels Grand Sierra (MGM Grand/Bally's) and Montbleu (Ceasars Tahoe) as I stayed at Montebleu on 5/19 and Grand Sierra on 5/20. As you come into the GSR... More

The room itself: (I got room 1753) I booked the Luxury Loft Suite. This has it's own room (see pictures). Although, the doors to the room didn't close all the way, but it still offered some privacy. The loft was HUGE, so huge that there was some empty space that they should have put a dining room table or more... More

After being gone for a few months we were excited to see how the newly renovated Grand Sierra looked. Not that we thought the lobby area needed renovating, maybe the rooms. What a disappointment. Gaudy is all that we can say about the lobby area. And the pool area which we love so much. The really cool cabanas that could... More

Before travelling to California we booked this hotel stay through Travelocity. The two-day stay price was about $50. When we arrived we paid an additional $10 per night for internet, etc. We were greeted at the hotel entrance with several valets with luggage carts. We self-parked but the valet held our cart until we returned then a hotel clerk took... More

We stayed here on a Living Social deal, 69.00 for two nights, two buffet dinners, 25.00 in gambling $, and four games of Bowling! Room was nice, though a little outdated, but clean. They are currently renovating so eventually will be top notch. The bed was comfy and the room good sized. Lots of dining venues, including a Johnny Rockets,... More