Las Vegas, NV

Summary of Bally's Las Vegas

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Bally's Las Vegas

3645 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, NV 89109

To make a reservation over the phone, call 1-800-372-2496

Bally’s is one of the classic Las Vegas names, with a cushy location on the monorail and right next to Paris Las Vegas. A covered moving walkway transports you to the sleek silver towers that look like a futuristic palace. Recent room renovations have brought the accommodations up to date, featuring marble bathrooms and sleek modern furniture. Accents in blue or burgundy pop against the rooms’ neutral peach and ivory color schemes. Rooms in the South Tower offer an exquisite view of the Bellagio fountains, without the Bellagio price.

Although probably best known for its massive casino and endless rows of slot machines, Bally’s has quite a bit more to offer, including a full shopping mall and the show Jublilee! When you envision feather-bedecked showgirls, this is the show you’re picturing; the girls act out various historically improbable scenarios involving the Titanic, the Temple in Jerusalem, and more. Visitors flock to Bally’s Harley-Davidson store for clothing and accessories that capture the free spirit of Harleys and their riders. No other motorcycle has become as synonymous with Americana as the tough, rugged, distinctly American Harley Davidson, and this store has the do-rags and chaps to prove it. If it’s leather, rugged, or motorcycle-related, Las Vegas Harley Davidson has it. Get decked out for your next road trip, or outfit your home in Harley-inspired decor. If you take advantage of the Harley shop’s rental referral service, that road trip might start now. Rent a Harley from a local shop and tear through the open roads of the Nevada desert.

Reviews

Great Place to Stay

Reviewed by pronechr on June 28, 2008

pronechr's rating:

"I have stayed here several times in the past three years. I have been a very big fan because of its central location and good prices. I have stayed here for both bachelor parties and family trips. It can accommodate the craziest of drunken nights or a relaxing family get away. "

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Bally's close to it all.

Reviewed by trisonik on January 03, 2007

trisonik's rating:

"We stayed at Bally’s for 10 days July 2006. Our room had a view of both the Eiffel tower at Paris & The Belliago fountains. Bally’s is a reasonable hotel close to Paris, The Belliago, Cesear’s Palace, The Mirage, The Flamingo & the Alladin, as we walked to all. The rooms were clean & very well kept, the hotel overall was very clean & the hotel staff were all extremely friendly. The only issue I had was the casino smelled of smoke, but then again most of the casino’s did, except the newer Belliago & Wynn. Bally’s does not have so much of the heavy theming as the other casiono’s do, if the heavy theming is what you want Bally’s is not for you. Since it sares a common area with it’s sister hotel Paris, it is easy to get to Paris from Bally’s. The Big Kitchen buffett was very good & reasonable in price, but it gets very busy, espically on weekends, going earlier may be best for you. Luck was with us as we booked the room got the room a for 79.00 a night and we asked that a refigerator be added to the room (extra 10.00 a night), so we could keep a few bottles of water cold. We are definately considering Bally’s again, as it is so centrally located, has large rooms and the price is great!"

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Great location, excellent price

Reviewed by Anonymous on June 26, 2006

Anonymous' rating:

"Bally’s heyday has definitely passed, but this old girl still manages to evoke that classic Vegas grandeur. The moving walkway that leads you to and from the hotel is a bit hokey (though I bet it looked all snazzy and futuristic when it was first unveiled decades ago), but the casino is a a massive sprawl of slot machines, blackjack tables and seemingly endless gambling options. The rooms are modern and comfortable, some even offer fab views of the Strip, and prices are reasonable for the excellent, central location."

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