Monte Carlo WNFR Offer!

Room Quality:

The facilities at Monte Carlo Resort and Casino Las Vegas are larger-than-average-sized rooms with correspondingly upgraded furnishings. The bed was comfortable and the furniture was all made of cherry. The room included a nice television, iron and ironing board and high-speed internet, which costs extra. The bathroom had marble counter tops with a sink, toilet, and shower/bathtub. In December, during the WNFR Offer!, rooms will be available at discounted rates.

Service Quality:

The Monte Carlo is a hotel for those looking to enjoy their stay in Law Vegas without paying for the fancy, ritzy hotel experience. As such, the service quality is fair. The spa is excellent. Considering the size of the hotel (3000+ rooms), check-in is quick with wait times a half-hour or less even at their busiest. Check-in is at 3pm and check-out at 11am. Additional services will be available especially for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo during the Monte Carlo WNFR Offer!

What You Get Bottles of in the Bathroom:

A bar of glycerin soap is placed next to the standard shampoo, conditioner and lotion bottles. Another nice freebie is a sewing kit. Those staying at the Monte Carlo Las Vegas during their WNFR Offer! will have access to more freebies - just, not freebies left in the bathroom.

Clientele:

Monte Carlo Resort and Casino Las Vegas is priced for, and primarily serves, middle class citizens. From the cars driven to the clothing worn, those who stay in the hotel are solidly middle class. In early December there are sure to be some rodeo fans staying at the Monte Carlo, taking advantage of the WNFR Offer! While guests probably will not be rubbing shoulders with the wealthy, there is a chance of riches gained at the casino.

How's the Pool?

he resort has four pools and a 400-foot lazy river to float along. The area is quality, but falls short of 'dazzling'. Monte Carlo Resort and Casino Las Vegas also offers Pool Side Food which is convenient. Guests visiting December 4-13, 2014, need not rely on the pool for their leisure entertainment - the WNFR Offer! includes a lot of additional events.

Resort Fee:

$22.40 in resort fees are charged per night at the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino Las Vegas. The fee includes daily newspapers, Internet, local phone calls, in-room coffee, printing for boarding passes, incoming and outgoing faxes, two bottles of water and use of the fitness center. During the Monte Carlo WNFR Offer! rooms will start are only $44 per night.

Is it Worth It?

For the convenience of a resort hotel located on the Strip and the overall cleanliness, it is definitely worth the money. Monte Carlo Resort and Casino Las Vegas has a spa, sauna, bar and lounge, parking garage with free guest parking, conference rooms, doorperson, ballroom, security guard, wedding services, on-site restaurant, ATM, multilingual staff, car service, dry cleaning, shoe shine, and concierge service.

Table Games:

Double deck blackjack makes this a great place to play with your money. They also have Craps, Let it Ride, Pai Gow, and Baccarat.

Bet Minimums:

$10

Machines:

2,000+ machines from pennies to $100.

Cocktails?

Great service. Its a pretty low-key crowd, so you won't see anyone getting too drunk or rowdy, but then again, there are no guarantees when the Cowboys come around.

Who Gets Comps?

Rated table game and slot players and M life Players club members.

Number of TVs:

18-20, and you can almost always find at least one showing the Pony Races.

Number of Seats:

35 for sports, 50 for race, and 25 additional. T

Number of Betting Windows:

8 with Electronic signboards.

Free Drinks?

The high rollers will get the drinks flowing, but don't expect a cocktail for just bein' pretty.

Snack Bar?

Nope, but you can always hit up the bar in the back.

Number of Tables:

9 very nice lookin' tables.

Comfort of Chairs:

Not too shabby. They aren't your pop's living room recliner, but they can manage your rear-end.

Closed Room or Open to Casino?

This is a closed room. Its got a decent murmur.

Game Spreads and Limits:

Hold-em $2-$4, $4-$8. There is a No-limit starting at $1/$2 with a $300 min buy-in, and then going up to $2-$5.

Beginner Games or Classes:

Classes are 10am sharp, so you better not stay out too late, or is it early in Vegas?

How Crowded is the Room?

This place stays busy, but you'll never wait longer then 15 minutes here.

Comps?

Free drinks while playing. Play 4 hours a day and they give you a $6 coupon good for food. 5 hours a day and you should be able to shake 'em down for the discount room rate.

How Good Are the Players?

They are ok but not Bellagio-level pros.