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  • The Silverton has been busy upgrading, expanding and remodeling over the past few years. You see it in the rooms, which have comfortable beds, plenty of room, a nice TV, adequate bathrooms, clean, and newly remodeled. Longest you'll wait for an elevator is 30 seconds. You can score very cheap rates ($29 every so oftern for mid-week) which is a tremendous deal for how nice the rooms are. The pool is a pool. If you don't plan to go lounge out by the pool, it shouldn't matter, but if you want to hang out, gawk at the ladies and get drunk on a lounge chair, go elsewhere.

  • Great, comfortable beds. Rooms are nicely appointed. Very clean! In general a nice place to stay. Chuck C.

  • OK, I seem to be the only one who write reviews. Maybe someone reads them, so... They just did a major remodel on the casino, lobby and added that great Bass store. OK, it is wonderful. But the rooms are fading fast. Plumbing is a real issue, we were in two rooms with the same problems this trip. 12/26-29 I may be staying elsewhere next trip. I finally tried the buffet. All I can say is that Circus is not the worst place I've ever eaten now. Hey Silverton, you guys cater to locals but some of us out of towners need you to keep the room quality up too!!! Hope you're listening!

  • Just thought I'd update my review. We went back for a 4 day stay this week (Sept 2004) and I have to say, even with the construction, this little hotel/casino is just he best! The desk clerk made sure we were away from the noise-without us asking. The room was just as well maintained as last April. Housekeeping does very well. The rooms feel much larger than 300sf listed here? Room service was wonderful-prices same as the grill/coffee shop. Can't wait to see it all completed with the expanded casino and Bass Pro Shop. And to make things even better-I won at video poker and slots! Best kept secret in Vegas!

  • We stayed here quite by accident in April 2004. What a pleasant surprise. The rooms are very well done, but the bathroom was rather tiny. The beds are the best I've found in Vegas-better than the suite we stayed in at Caesar's the following 5 nights. I do think a car is necessary if you stay there though. Excellant service at the steak house. I'll be staying there next week with a $15 a night offer! Make sure you get a players card, we didn't even gamble that much and got wonderful offers in the mail! It's not Bellagio, but clean and well managed. I am admittedly a hotel snob, but this is a great deal in my book.