DK Travel : Las Vegas : Bars & Nightclubs

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J. W. Marriott Las Vegas

The casino at this sophisticated Southwestern-style resort is small. It is also relatively quiet. Best of all, when gamblers want a break, they have a choice of strolling through the lush gardens, eating at seven different restaurants, and browsing the art gallery and smart shops.
J. W. Marriott Las Vegas

A great place during daytime for people who want to gamble in a quiet, relaxing, upscale atmosphere.
Monte Carlo

The building reflects its European namesake, but the casino is typically Las Vegas, with the usual machines and table games. Monte Carlo’s slot club is, however, superior to most; the air seems fresher than in most casinos, too.
Orleans

There’s a feeling of Mardi Gras in the casino, which is patterned after New Orleans’ Vieux Carré.
Overton Arm Campgrounds, Lake Mead

The campground offers showers, restrooms, and fuel. Reservations are not accepted.
Ramada Express Hotel and Casino, Laughlin

Advertised as “the premier destination for mature travelers.” There’s a Sunday flag-raising ceremony, a free multimedia show called On the Wings of Eagles , and a 1940s Museum of Memories.
Rio

Cocktail waitresses in bright, flouncy costumes, an upbeat color theme, and friendly personnel make this casino a favorite with residents and visitors alike. The Rio also has the reputation of serving the best casino food in town. Video poker is the most popular game here, perhaps because mini-TV sets are mounted on top of some of the machines.
Rio

The Rio has more video poker machines than most, and a friendly feeling associated with casinos that rely on local trade for repeat business.
rumjungle

Converts from restaurant to nightclub at 11pm Thursdays through Saturdays. Live bands are accompanied by dancers and gymnasts.
Sam’s Town

One of the largest non-Strip casinos with more than 3,300 slots, video poker, and keno machines.

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