Submission date: 2006-03-12 - Date of Stay: March 2006
Submitted by: Bryan - From: United States
Type of Traveller: Family Traveller - Age Group: 41 - 50
Yet another example of how pathetic Harrahs has become
As with every Harrahs I have stayed at, the place was pathetic. We asked for a room upgrade, and was told we were given one. The room was nice, back in the 70s when it was new, but was now very worn, dirty, and VERY small. We never did figure out what the "upgrade" was, but if the room we got was one of the nice ones, the others must have really sucked. The beds were hard as rocks and very short and narrow. I am only 6' tall and my feet hung over the end of the beds. The heat/air unit was so old that you had to manually turn the blower on and off, making it impossible to get a constant temperature in the room. The food prices were outrageous. Any meal there will cost about $30 for 2 people, even breakfast in the cheapest restaurant there. I played slots the entire week we were there, and never once saw anyone win a jackpot. There were transients walking around the casino begging for handouts, and hardly any sign of security. The slot payout was set so low that I never once had the inpr...Read more
Type of Traveller: Pleasure Seeker - Age Group: 51 - 60
Thanks from me and millions
When Harrahs acquired the Horseshoe you ripped out the Casino Grille and discontinued the fabulous Binion burger -- I just returned from Vegas and see you have restored the grill and this fabulous burger -- the worlds best--you also brought back the greatest Pumpkin Pie with real whipped cream ---unbelivable--may the Binion Burger live forever -- I used to sit at that snack bar and talk with Jack Binion over coffee and burgers -- Benny would be very proud of you--keep up the good work.
Stayed here in Aug 2002. Our room had been recently remodeled. I thought the room was pretty nice. The picture on this site is nothing what it looked like. I would recommend to anyone to stay at Harrahs.
