Circa Resort & Casino

Anthony is a fantastic bartender. Appreciated his patience & suggestions. Great conversationalist & gentleman.Best stop on Fremont while celebrating my friend's birthday!10 outta 10!

From the minute we pulled up to checkin to the moment we left, everything was spectacular at Circa. We arrived around 1:30 on a Thursday, fully expecting to be told we'd need to wait until 3, but our room was luckily ready to checkin. Literally no wait, no line. The room was amazing. It was south facing on the 33rd floor so there was some bass from the pool, but nothing like some have complained about. The room was fresh and retro/modern. I loved the lighting and the ipad control system. The bathroom was big with great mirrors and vanity and excellent water pressure in the shower. They also use dispensers and i personally favor that environmentally conscious decision. Everyone I encountered was so accommodating and friendly--front desk, bar tenders, servers, security, dealers--all seamed genuinely nice and down to earth. No one seemed like they were just going thru the motions, they all seemed engaged and happy to help.The restaurants--Saginaw's, 8East, Victory Burger, and Barry's--were all amazing. The onion rings at Saginaw's--easily the best i've ever had. The sandwiches are huge and great to share. 8East offers a great happy hour from 3-5:30. The pork belly bao and chicken potstickers are a must for $8ea. The brisket fried rice is also amazing and a great portion to share. And Barry's is an experience not to be missed. You can see the thought that was put into every single detail. The casino has two well appointed floors with lots of machines and tables. The sports book is second to none. The pool is a sports lovers dream with their many TVs. The only thing i regret that i missed was the penthouse Legacy Club. i will absolutely be returning to Circa in the near future. And i'm recommending it to any of my friends and family that are planning a trip to Vegas!

Super disappointed with Circa Casino host - I was so excited after winning my first handpays that a host reached out. My husband had not a great experience with his host, Ricardo. My husband made legend status and on their website it clearly states that it includes a free ride from airport. We were not asking for anything crazy, just what was clearly advertised on their website. We were told that his play was not "good enough" for that. Ricardo was a little rude and left a bad taste in our mouth. Then Ann Stevens reached out to me so we were hoping we could both have her as a host. She didn't respond to my initial e-mail and when I did reach out about my sister and I visiting for our 40th birthday-she offered nothing, just what was on the flyer I received in the mail. I just wanted to come one day early than what was offered. Just super disappointing and we have since brought our play elsewhere which is a shame because we were so excited to discover Circa and bragged about them to our friends and family. The casino is gorgeous; the bars are awesome. Barry's (and Barry himself) were absolutely amazing and both times we have been there the service was impeccable and we definitely will be back for that! It really is just our gaming experiance that left a bad impression.

Coffee right next to the elevator inside the Circa. Great location and price for a good coffee. Quick and friendly customer service. They have Dubai chocolates, cookie, muffins, and difference breakfast items as well.

Circa Resort & Casino is a really cool place to be, eat and gamble. First of all, they don't allow minors, everybody gets carded at the entrance, no ID no access. Everything looks relatively new, this slot machines are kind of stingy, but the tables are more loose. I didn't win, but I had a lot of fun. There are two floors of slot machines which is very nice because it's not so crowded. When I went, it was the time during the rodeo so there was a lot of Cowboys and cowgirls around. The cocktail waitresses walk around very frequently, which is nice even though the drinks are quite small. Bottom line is a cool place to be if you like to gamble.

I am surprised to see a 3 star rating- I forsure was expecting it to be much higher. Circa offers you the luxury feeling of staying on the strip with all the entertainment of Fremont Street- the perfect combination! This was our first time staying here, and we cannot wait to come back again. The customer service was exceptional at the front desk, Legacy Bar, and Barry's. We felt so welcomed and celebrated. We are getting married in 6 months and decided to sneak to Vegas for some "calm before the storm" action. Anyone who asked if we were celebrating something truly made us feel celebrated about our wedding. Whether their excitement was real or not, that made it feel so genuine and helped us have such an amazing trip. We did upgrade to a suite, and it was worth it! We were greeted with a complimentary champagne ticket for Legacy Bar- which easily has the best views in Vegas! We each then had a few other cocktails and enjoyed the rooftop view. It was too chilly for the pool (it was open- we just didn't go), however it looks amazing. If you are Fremont Street, I highly reccomend Circa.

Love Circa! Not only does it have the biggest TV gallery I've seen, the longest bar I think that might be in Vegas, it also has several restaurants and a cool coffee shop! But it's most convenient if you want to stroll to Fremont Street! So fun!Go enjoy! That's what Vegas is all about!

Upon check-in, Richard was an absolute delight and from there the interactions with the service team were phenomenal. The restaurants all had amazing hospitality. The dealers in the casino were interactive and fun. There were a few hiccups with less than pleasant staff (the concierge and fuel convenience store) but outside of that, the team there really made the experience!! Also, the room we had, a suite, was gorgeous. Beautiful design. When you visit, make sure to stop by all the bars and restaurants and really appreciate the design. Especially Legacy and Barry's

The newest hotel in downtown LV. We wanted to see the new hotel that replaced the old Las Vegas club site. The entry from Fremont street is monitored by a security checkpoint who requires a valid ID before entry. They are strictly enforcing the age restrictions. The casino floor is bright with colorful lighting and plush decor. With the controlled entry, the place was very comfortable and not crowded. There are various shops and restaurants on the ground floor where you can also purchase Circa hotel memorbilia.

We travel to Vegas at least twice a year from Southern California and after about 15 years, Circa has replaced the Golden Nugget as our first stop. We almost always stay on the strip, but since we arrive in Vegas around noon and check-in time isn't until (officially) around 4 p.m., our first stop is always Downtown Vegas. There are two main reasons we've switched to Circa, but the big one is the insanely great comps Club One gives us. I would consider us average players and we haven't paid for food since it opened. The free play is enough to entice us to visit. And recently, they combined their free play so it can be used at Circa, The D, or Golden Gate.The 2nd is parking is just easier. Yes, you have to pay, which sucks, but considering how much I throw into those slot machines, it's not much. There have been a couple of times when the machines to pay for parking haven't worked, which is also annoying, but it's a minor frustration. You have to show ID every time you enter and leave which is also a small annoyance, especially if you are just leaving to say, run across the street to check out the machines at Golden Gate in case you want to use some free play over there. Other than that, Circa is very clean, still looks new, has pretty good machines (although I would like to see some Ainsworth machines, hint, hint), and the employees we've encountered are very friendly. I love the extra attention to service in the high-limit room, especially the type of water they give you. Nice touch. The restaurants are pretty good, although they can be slow. We've yet to stay here because the timing just isn't right for a comped room, and we have a rule in Vegas... never pay for a room! One of these days though I hope we'll have a chance to check out the rooms.