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General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization upon check-in for incidentals, this will place a hold on your funds. If you don’t provide a credit/debit card, a cash deposit is required upon check-in for incidentals.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price. Early check-in fees and minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Parking - Effective immediately, Bally's Las Vegas charges for parking.
Resort Fee - For guests arriving from all origins, a mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
Mandatory hotel-imposed fee inclusions:
-Fitness Center admission for 2 per day
-In-room internet access daily for 2 devices per day
-All local calls
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.
Dogs are the only animal allowed. Up to 2 dogs per room are allowed.
Dogs must weigh 50 pounds or less each, and be present at time of check-in.
Dogs are only allowed in specific rooms so it is imperative to book the PetStay Category.
Guests travelling with their dog(s) will be required to fill out a waiver accepting responsibility for any damage or cleaning charges that may occur while at the hotel.
Dogs are permitted to walk through designated common areas while on a leash and accompanied by the owner.
- Early Departure Penalty: 1 Night Applies: Sunday - Saturday 01Jan15 - 31Dec50
- No Show Penalty: 1 Night Applies: Sunday - Saturday 01Jan15 - 31Dec50
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
26850 reviews
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Sep 17, 2020Super people super place
These folks get hospitality. They take care of you from beginning to end. This experience has been all my my pleaser. They keep a wonderful staff that truly cares for their guest They get it. You thank you
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Sep 15, 2020Birthday Blah!
I traveled to Vegas for my birthday. I called week before to make sure all was ready to go (arrival, deposit, etc..) I told Bally Rep I was arriving at only flight I could get which arrived in Vegas at 9AM. I was told my suite would be ready for me when I arrived. I ended up sitting in lobby over 4 hours in same clothes waiting for my room to be ready. Then when I got to the room there were 2 room keys on shelf under tv (is that clean?), and food droppings on the floor by sofa (is that clean?)! I decided to play some music on Bluetooth stereo in room.... I could not get it to work. Called for help and NO ONE could help me. So no music for me on my birthday!!! I was kind of disappointed. The furniture in the room was dated and there was a whole lot of wear and tear on the sofas. I have been to Bally’s 2 other times before and this was by far the worse birthday experience I have had. {sad face}
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Sep 14, 2020Long weekend getaway
Nice looking room with decent beds. Didn’t appreciate the garbage and dirty look of the elevators. Otherwise, the hotel was very clean and had plenty of sanitizer. Great drinks at the pool, but REALLY pricey.
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Sep 13, 2020
Vegas Getaway
Our family has bee going to Las Vegas for sometime and we are all members of the total rewards program with Caesars. Since Covid-19 we have been twice. We stayed at the flamingo and then here at Ballys. The atmosphere has completely changed. The service has taken a small dip. Most of the restaurants in the casinos are closed or have changed their hours to mostly weekends. Most of the places we went are a little understaffed which has made an impact of the whole vegas experience that we were once used to. Room service does not come everyday so ration what you have but they will accommodate your needs if asked. Overall if you are no there to just gamble, drink and eat then this isn't the time to go. I love Caesars and I hope the service does get better in all departments. It is not bad but there is a noticeable difference if you have been going there for years.
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Sep 11, 2020
Not Luxurious, But Very Valuable
After giving 4-star reviews to The Venetian and Aria, it likely seems ridiculous that I'm giving a 5-star review to Bally's. This hotel is CLEARLY not as nice as those luxurious properties. I do feel, however, that it does what it is trying to do better than just about any hotel on the strip. It also has some nice perks that were particularly useful for my interests and tastes. The key to Bally's - as evidenced by its "Center Of The Action" tagline - is its location. It literally is in the middle of everything; it's connected to Paris, across from Bellagio and Caesars, and within easy walking distance from The Mirage, Aria, Cosmo, Planet Hollywood, Flamingo, The Cromwell, The LINQ, and Harrah's. I also found the rooms, while not glamorous in the least, to be exceedingly "livable." I had a Jubilee Strip View room, which truly did have an amazing view - and was also spaced in such a way that made it feel massive. Though the room is technically smaller than the rooms at Aria, the way it's designed gives the feeling of so much extra space. The furniture and color scheme are on the tacky side, but the room is honestly better aesthetically than places like MGM Grand. The bathroom also seemed renovated. The spacing of the rooms also seemed to minimize the flow of noise from the hallway and other rooms, which have been huge problems at many Vegas hotels during my recent trip. Although it cuts into the "luxury" feel, I like that the hotel had some basic amenities like vending machines on most floors and mini-fridges in the rooms. Not many Vegas hotels offer those anymore. Bally's doesn't have one of those big, glorious "malls" like at Caesars or The Venetian, but it does have a nice little "bazaar" of shops that were actually more useful for my trip. When I'm in Vegas, I'll take Giordano's Pizza, a halal place, another late-night pizza place, Blue Ribbon Chicken, some cheap frozen drinks places, etc over Gucci and Fendi stores any day of the week. There is also an additional section of shops inside - a Twilight Zone experience, a VR experience, etc. Really fun. I will say that the gym is terrible, at least right now due to their preposterous decision to remove free weights - but keep cardio machines and selectorized weight machines - as some sort of COVID strategy. I believe all Caesars hotels are adhering to this nonsensical policy, and it does limit your ability to get a good workout in (a serious lifter wouldn't be able to stay here for an extended period of time). But if you're just looking to get a quick "pump" before hitting the pool, this can still get THAT job done. One other weird Bally's (and perhaps overall Caesars quirk): no automatic, daily housekeeping service. This is also part of their COVID policy, and I'm just not sure how it factors into that. I also want to applaud the customer service staff for delivering a great experience. I initially received a room that didn't live up to that "strip view" billing, and they quickly fixed it - with no argument or protest. They also addressed a billing issue without any undue hassle. The on-site Caesars Rewards crew was also very helpful in getting me the appropriate rewards offer for my stay. And, let's be real, price is a big factor here. This is extremely affordable - and allows you to "get to Vegas" at a very reasonable rate. If you're not looking to lounge in your massive suite all day - and just want a clean, roomy place to hang in between trips to the pool and the blackjack table - you won't find a better place than Bally's.