Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - overview.

• A colorful landmark 1 mile west of The Strip, this all-suites hotel offers unique entertainment and dining options.
• Guest suites include floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views, 36-inch televisions, and high-speed Internet connections.
• Four pools and five spas are open seasonally. Complimentary shuttle service to The Strip runs every 15 minutes from 6 AM to 2 AM.

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Room details

The Rio offers 2,540 suites in two towers of 35 and 50 stories sheathed in red, blue, and purple glass—a distinctive, theatrical spectacle against the desert sky.
• Standard suite - Guestrooms are 630 square feet and have one king or two queen beds. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide panoramic views of The Strip and/or desert mountains. Décor includes cream walls and ceiling with fabrics in roses and greens; rooms also offer an L-shape couch, glass coffee table, desk with two chairs, and 36-inch television in the living room. Television Internet access (via MSN TV), with wireless keyboard and video game console provide entertainment. Also provided are a semi-canopy bed and a tub/shower combination in bathroom, with makeup vanity in dressing area.

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Property information

What to expect: Although complimentary shuttle service is available to The Strip, the Rio supplies enough excitement and relaxation to be a destination itself. Guests find entertainment in Penn & Teller's unique comedy, a Brazilian Carnaval parade in the sky, men's and women's adult entertainers, 17 eating choices including a Italian-wedding dinner show, a big pool complex, a pampering health-and-beauty spa, and an extra-large casino. All this and more create a 24-hour swirl of pleasure for adults as well as families.
• Amenity highlights: Open seasonally, the resort's expansive pool complex features four pools: one for children with waterfalls cascading from a rock formation and a sand beach; a second shaped like a clam with its own waterfall; a third shaped like a fish; and a fourth, lagoon-style pool. Within the complex are five spas (three secluded in a rock garden and two in a grotto behind a waterfall in the lagoon pool), two pool bars, and a snack bar. For-rent cabanas on the sundecks come with television, phone, ceiling fan, refrigerator, and padded lounges.
• Insider tip: Styled after Brazil’s Carnaval celebration, elaborate state-of-the-art floats—suspended from ceiling tracks—wind through Masquerade Village, and performers toss bead necklaces from the floats. When this free event happens seven times a day, the best places for close-up views and to catch souvenirs are from balconies in the two-story shopping/dining village that resembles a Rio de Janeiro neighborhood.

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Dining information

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  Búzio's - Casual, seafood-centric restaurant overlooking pool with exhibition kitchen and lobster tanks, serving inventive fare such as prime rib and onion ring panini.
• Antonio's Italian Ristorante - Classic Italian dishes plus specials such as lobster fra diavolo and sea bass Livornese.
• Gaylord India Restaurant - Northern Indian cuisine, including tandoori and mughlai cooking with multi-course, fixed-priced dinner options. Weekday lunch buffet.
• Rosemary's - This restaurant, with a pool view from second floor, is acclaimed for fresh, local ingredients prepared with French flair.
• Fiore Steakhouse - Steaks, seafood, poultry, and adjoining cigar lounge.
• All-American Bar & Grille - Steaks, chops, and seafood at dinner. Twenty-two burgers, including a 20-ouncer for two, featured at lunch.
• Bamboleo's - Mexican fare with comfy booth and margarita bar.
• Sao Paulo Café - Open 24 hours for snacks and full meals; long menu with American, Mexican, Chinese, and Italian choices.
• Carnival World Buffet - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets featuring 11 ethnic and specialty stations.
• Village Seafood Buffet - Lunch and dinner buffets prepared from fresh seafood.
• JW's Tavern - American tavern food and more than 100 international beers.
• Hamada's Asiana Restaurant - Asian food from a popular local chain.
• VooDoo Café and Lounge - New Orleans food, including seafood, meats, and Louisiana-style duck, with live music in the lounge that provides rooftop views of The Strip.
• Toscano's Deli & Market - New York-style deli and bakery.
• Wine Cellar - Tasting room featuring more than 600 wines.
• Rio Java Coffee Hut - Coffee drinks and pastries.
• Star Deli Express - Sandwiches and salads.
• Room service is available 24 hours.

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Entertainment information

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• Three times in the afternoon and four times at night, gaudy Brazilian-style Carnaval floats suspended from ceiling tracks swing through the two-story Masquerade Village shopping/dining arcade and above the casino. Called Masquerade Show in the Sky, the extravaganza features performers dancing in the floats and tossing bead necklaces to spectators while a band plays Latin beats on a stage below. For a fee, spectators can ride in the float parade.
• Renowned for their quirky comedy and cerebral humor, Penn & Teller entertain nightly (except Tuesday) in the 1,500-seat Samba Theatre. Following them in the theater is the late-night adult revue Showgirls.
• Chippendales, the men's dance-and-strip show, appears in 750-seat Club Rio nightly (except Tuesdays), followed by live and DJ dance music. Ipanema Bar also offers live entertainment.
• The Off-Broadway hit dinner show Tony n' Tina's Wedding, complete with music, dancing, and an Italian feast, is presented nightly in the Calypso Room, with the audience participating in the satire.
• Occupying its own showroom, The Scintas is a nightly (except Thursdays) revue of music, comedy, and impressions. The showroom features comic-ventriloquist Ronn Lucas in the afternoons.
• The 120,000-square-foot casino supplies slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, pai gow poker, and roulette and includes a high-limit area, a keno lounge, and a race-and-sports book.
• Free Total Rewards membership cards earn points for slots and table-games play at all Rio, Harrah's, Showboat, and Harveys casinos nationwide, with rewards including cash and comps."

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Recreation information

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
• Aerobics classes
• Boating
• Fishing
• Golf
• Golf - driving range
• Helicopter/airplane sightseeing
• Hiking/biking trails
• Horseback riding/rental
• Skydiving
• Tennis

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Policy information

• There is a two-night minimum stay.
• Extra person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
• There are no room charges for children 6 and younger occupying the same room as their parents.
• Rollaway beds and cribs may be available and fees may apply and should be requested at time of booking.
• All bedding requests are subject to availability and should be requested at the time of booking.
• Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required upon check-in for incidental charges.
• All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.
• Check-in time is 4 PM
• Check-out time is 11 AM

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Amenities

• Air conditioning
• Cable/satellite TV
• Climate control
• Clock radio
• Designer toiletries
• Desk
• Hair dryer
• In-room safe
• Iron/ironing board
• Mini/honor bar
• Modem Internet access
• Multi-line phone
• Non-smoking rooms
• Pay movies
• Private bathroom
• Refrigerator
• Separate sitting area
• Smoking rooms
• Video game consoles
• Voice mail
• Wheelchair accessible

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Attractions

• Casino
• In desert
• Near convention center
• The Las Vegas Strip - 1 mile
• Guggenheim Hermitage Museum (Venetian hotel) - 1.75 miles
• Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum (Venetian hotel) - 1.75 miles
• Fashion Show Mall (shopping, dining) - 2 miles
• Wet N Wild Water Park - 3 miles
• Las Vegas Convention Center - 3.5 miles
• Downtown Las Vegas - 5.5 miles
• Hoover Dam/Lake Mead - 33 miles

  McCarran International Airport (LAS): Approximate driving time is 15 minutes and distance is 3.75 miles.

  Driving directions from McCarran International Airport (LAS): Depart the airport by turning right (south) onto Departing Flights/Wayne Newton. Continue east on Terminals Access and bear left onto E Russell Rd. Turn left onto ramp towards Arriving Flights and bear right onto Swenson St. Turn left onto E Tropicana Ave, which will turn into W Tropicana Ave. Take I-15 N. Take Exit 38 and turn left onto W Flamingo Rd and proceed to the hotel.

  The Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino is located 1 mile west of the Las Vegas Strip. In addition to a rental car, transportation options to the hotel consist of taxis or for-fee shuttle vans that pick up and deliver visitors to various hotels.

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino - Address

Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino
3700 W Flamingo Rd
Las Vegas