Suncoast Hotel And Casino

“Worth staying”

This place was clean, comfortable and affordable. Sometimes it's nice to stay off the Vegas strip and in a more family friendly atmosphere. We took the kids bowling and had a blast. They also have a movie theater, arcade and of course it's a casino. They have a nice cafe there that has delicious pu… more

This place was clean, comfortable and affordable. Sometimes it's nice to stay off the Vegas strip and in a more family friendly atmosphere. We took the kids bowling and had a blast. They also have a movie theater, arcade and of course it's a casino. They have a nice cafe there that has delicious pumpkin pie and cheese cake as well. I'd definitely say here again.

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“They have everything you need for a comfortable stay”

I stayed here 3 nights as part of a wedding. After some searching I ended up booking directly through the hotel. Located next to the JW Marriott resort, it is just outside of the Summerlin district, about 16 miles from the airport. The Uber/Lyft from the airport was priced in the $45-61 range at… more

I stayed here 3 nights as part of a wedding. After some searching I ended up booking directly through the hotel. Located next to the JW Marriott resort, it is just outside of the Summerlin district, about 16 miles from the airport. The Uber/Lyft from the airport was priced in the $45-61 range at noontime. I had a rough trip out, including a luggage issue, so when they allowed me to check in early I was very grateful. The room was spacious and adequately maintained. The bed is comfy enough - I give it a 4 out of 5. The AC cranks. The tub looked nearly antique. The hotel was built in 1999 but my guess was that it was older than that. The staff is friendly. My Only “complaint” is that the outlet situation is inadequate, particularly if you want to charge the phone by the bed. The lamp jack and the jack on the clock didn't work well. There's a mini fridge and safe in the room but no coffee machine. The Java Coffee shop is to the right of the front doors next to the casino, looking from the inside, and the coffee is excellent. The corner bagel shop serves coffee that is acceptable. It isn't bad, but it's not the same stuff as the Java coffee shop which closes before 3pm. At the corner bagel place the choices are coffee or no coffee. No cappuccinos or Americanos. I ate at Dupars and everything was prepared perfectly with the exception of the coffee which appears to be the same stuff as the corner bagel shop. By all means, eat at Dupars, but get your coffee at Java Vegas first if you can. My TV remote stopped working. Since I wanted to get a drink anyway and I didn't want to wait a long time for another remote, I took it down to the front desk hoping they could give me another one right away. They don't have anything there. Someone did come to my room immediately with another one. The issue turned out to be user error, though. The Ice bucket was blocking the signal, smh, so make sure you check for that first if there's a problem. The pool is a relaxing escape. It is accessed from the 2nd floor and you'll need your key to get in. The bar opens in the afternoon and the bartender there is an absolute doll. Tip her well! The curtained privacy beds can be rented but they are free with certain levels of food and beverage purchase. There's also a giant chess set. The pool is NOT heated, but the sun is so hot that the cold water was a needed cool down. Located on several acres, any other businesses are probably close to a mile walk. On-site they have several restaurants, a movie theater, and bowling. Overall, the place is nicely maintained and a good value. It doesn't have the hustle and bustle of the strip, which I found to be a nice break. It bears repeating that the staff is lovely. They have been selected for their amiable attitudes and trained very well. That is no small thing and I am very appreciative of the wonderful treatment I received. The staff is what makes me want to stay here again. Don't forget to tip your maids!

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“The Suncoast almost does it again.”

We love the Suncoast as it is close enough to the strip and other Vegas experiences, and has plenty of amenities (it even has it's own movie theatre)....but is away from the hustle and bustle and in a nice little suburb. We stayed twice on this vacation and ordinarily this would be a five star revi… more

We love the Suncoast as it is close enough to the strip and other Vegas experiences, and has plenty of amenities (it even has it's own movie theatre)....but is away from the hustle and bustle and in a nice little suburb. We stayed twice on this vacation and ordinarily this would be a five star review. However, the visit at the start of our trip was problematic between a flooding toilet and a fridge that didn't work....and a replacement that didn't work.....and a third that....you get the idea. Eventually they got it right, and there was a nice discount on the room applied at the end of the stay but only when I enquired about it. Except for a couple of staff, there was no real engagement to get a solution in place.....Otherwise all good. The pool is great. The casino a bit smoky these days, but I guess they all are as I've never seen different in the area. The blackjack seems fair. The restaurants mostly excellent.....Over decades we've stayed at the Suncoast several times and always enjoyed it, so one slightly disappointing visit won't stop us returning.

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“Resort Fee?? For What??”

The facility is nice and clean. The rooms are large. The onsite restaurants are very decent. All of the staff are very friendly and professional. Our big complaint is of the $36 per night "resort fee". For what??? The rooms are pricey enough to begin with! There isn't even an in-room coffee… more

The facility is nice and clean. The rooms are large. The onsite restaurants are very decent. All of the staff are very friendly and professional. Our big complaint is of the $36 per night "resort fee". For what??? The rooms are pricey enough to begin with! There isn't even an in-room coffee maker. The pool area is quite small and a little crowded. One day we returned to our room and it was not serviced. We had to call down for towels and toilet paper. For the $36 per night resort fee, that room should have been spotless and replenished with towels. They claimed the "do not disturb" sign was out, but it was not.

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