The Hôtel San Rémo sits amid the Las Vegas mega resorts, such as New York-New York, Mandalay Bay, Luxorm, Excalibur and the MGM. Despite being close to larger, high-profile casinos, the San Remo offers plenty to keep people happy. The 30,000- square-foot casino supplies Let it Ride, three-card poker, slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, keno and a small sports book. The casino happy hour from 4-6 p.m. includes complimentary champagne. When not rolling the dice or throwing back free bubbly, guests can relax around a heated swimming pool set in a guiet, garden setting. When hungry, they can enjoy 24-hour room service and pick from several restaurants, including Paparazzi Grille, which specializes in Italian-accented steaks, lobster, Italian-accented seafood, pasta and classic Italian dishes; Saizen's sushi bar and Japanese cuisine; Ristorante Dei Fiori's buffets; and Luigi's Place with its deli sandwiches. For entertainment, San Remo is home to "Showgirls of Magic," a topless variety show in an intimate, 150-seat theater featuring magic, comedy and dancing. Critically acclaimed, critics have hailed Showgirls as the "Best Little Show in Vegas." In addition, the Bon Chance Lounge offers nightly live entertainment.
Vibrantly decorated with botanical prints and striped wallpaper, guestrooms include television Internet access and wireless keyboards, and the usual range of amenities.
At much more affordable prices, Hôtel San Rémo is an alternative to the impersonal hustle and bustle of the larger properties, so much so that folks call the San Remo one of Las Vegas' best-kept secrets.
Children are not free at this property.
