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THE MIRAGE HOTEL & CASINO - Updated 2024 Prices & Reviews (Las Vegas, NV)
Escape to the exotic - a world tantalizing to the imagination and the senses. The rooms are enticingly transformed. The villas and lanais are exclusive and private. The AAA Four Diamond service is excellent. Dining is sumptuous. The nightlife, dazzling. Experience the Grammy® Award-winning Cirque du Soleil® production of The Beatles™ LOVE™. Feel the night heat up as you move between thrilling hot spots. Our enviable center-Strip location makes us an ideal spot to stay and play. The first. The best. The undisputed hottest rooms on the Strip. The Mirage. Vegas Starts Here™.
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Centrally Located
City View
Languages Spoken
English, French, Spanish
Location
3400 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109-8923
The Mirage Hotel & Casino
31,538 reviews
Getting there
Great for walkers
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The Mirage Hotel & Casino has received mixed feedback from guests. Its prime location is often highlighted as a significant advantage for those eager to explore Vegas. However, concerns about value are common, with many visitors feeling the hidden fees and costly amenities do not match the experience.
While the cleanliness of the hotel is generally commended, there are reports of housekeeping inconsistencies and the need for modernization, particularly in the rooms and bathrooms. The atmosphere and service have garnered divergent opinions, with some guests enjoying the tropical vibe and others noting a lack of responsiveness from staff.
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We came here for a convention upgraded to a suite. Since we came on a Monday, Check-In was a breeze even with asking about upgrading. We did have some confusion about which elevator to take, front desk clerk stated we are on the 27th floor, no elevator listed for that, in the suites it seems that the letter before your room number is the reference to which floor to take such as A,B,C etc. the hotel has quite few dining options, though can be a little high priced but of excellent quality. There is self parking as well as valet. Our bags were brought up to our room promptly once we let them know which room we were going to be in. The room we stayed in was B52. You walk in there a bar set-up to the right, with a stocked mini bar, do not lift packages or take anything out of fridge, there are sensor so you will have a charge on your bill even if you place the item back. Walking straight ahead you come to the living room area with L shaped sofa, desk and large screen TV. To the left of the living room there is a dining table with 4 chairs. Continue to the left and you are in the bedroom with a king bed that is firm (hard) and has pillow that are soft (flat) and fluffy looking. There is a TV in a console at the foot of the bed. Turning to the left you have arrived at the bathroom, and arrive is the correct term it takes about 20 steps from the entrance of the suite. The bathroom is large with a shower, jetted bathtub, double sinks with a TV in one area turning to the left you walk into an area with a vanity on to the right of this is a walk in closet (small) and the water closet with toilet and bidet. Though there is a little wear in the room it seems clean. While there is bottled water available, you will have to pay for it. There is no coffeemaker in the room there are two places that sells Starbucks coffee for that quick cup. There are no outlets to plug in any chargers but there are other places like the living room and bathroom that have outlets. There is an iron and ironing board, hair dryer and the usual bath amenities. You could have the Pantry delivery food to the room.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled on business
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We came into Vegas late, but checked into our room online before we got there. This is great considering the time we came in. We were under the impression that checking in before hand would speed up the process considering we just wanted to get to our room and relax.
When we came in, there was a long line up and the online check in was closed. Which didn't speed anything up for us, perhaps if they can't have anyone work this they should have a kiosk instead. I will say the line we waited in did move very quickly, and David at the counter was very nice, and gave us a later check out which we appreciated very much.
We were on the 15th floor, a king size bed with a view of the pool, mountains and a bit of the strip. The entry was big, bathroom a bit small, with poor lighting. The room did have a bit of a musty smell with a bit of wear and tear (wall paper ripped, stains on lamps) . Not a huge deal but the room could definitely use some TLC. Location of room was quiet, and the bed was extremely comfortable, no extra pillows or blankets, but had we stayed longer we would have asked front desk. Also making sure not to touch the mini bar, anything you touch will be charged. We did encounter security going up to the room, which was nice to know they were checking to see if you actually were staying there.
We didn't use any of the other amenities, because we moved over to Paris for the rest of our time in Vegas.
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Date of stay: February 2020
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Checked in at 1500 and our room was not ready. An upgrade was offered at $150 extra per night which we did not think was appropriate. Room was clean and comfortable (if you like a FIRM bed, otherwise be prepared to feel like you're sleeping on a wooden table lol), a travel pouch with two cloth masks, hand sanitizer, and a metal door opener was provided. Buffet is closed and restaurants are operating with reduced menus and operating hours. The Pantry had yummy food, but the service was just ok. It was disappointing to see a Manager mistreating one of the workers at the entrance of the restaurant. Costa restaurant was just wonderful. The food was delicious and the service impeccable. Make sure to order the focaccia with burrata appetizer. You will not be disappointed. They also provided us small satin bags in which to place our masks while having dinner. I thought it was a nice touch. Vegas is not its usual self, but, if you go with realistic expectations, its still a lot of fun.
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Date of stay: October 2020
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My wife and I were celebrating our anniversary and this was by far the worse stay we’ve had in Las Vegas, The rooms keys didn’t even work before we could get to our room, the room smelled like mildew, they moved us but not without attitude. My parking key would allow me out of the parking garbage but would not let me in, I had to change my keys 4 times before we had even really settled in. Housekeeping would never leave us new washcloths, so we had to call or ask a housekeeper on the floor to get us washcloths. The escalators to the parking garage didn’t work the entire 5 nights we were there and my parking keys never seemed to work I say I had to change them over 8 times it was getting pretty ridiculous! Lastly the staff and some guest made my wife and kid unwelcome at the pool. It was really sad, guest shouldn’t go through these things when they spend over 220 dollars a night plus resort fees and parking fees!
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Date of stay: January 2020
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I chose this hotel because it had a hospitality suite with two bedrooms and I was traveling with my family. Since I have four kids, I can rarely find a place where we can all stay together and not just in rooms next door to each other. The suite looked like a fun place with a huge couch, table and TV area and the two separate bedrooms.
First impression on walking into the hotel is lovely. The flowers, waterfall and pond are very pretty. The casino and restaurant areas looked fine and it was nice to have the, "Snacks" quick-service place with chicken fingers, burgers, club sandwiches and all the things kids like.
However, upon entering the room, I could hardly see a thing. Because the hotel is older, there are no traditional ceiling lights - it's all lamp light, the occasional pendant light or shower can. It felt enclosed, dark and worn. The baseboards were broken in the basement. The doors didn't shut without shoving them together. The locks were missing in places. The light switch plate was crooked on the wall. The carpet was stained. I wasn't expecting new but I was hoping it wouldn't be quite so beat up. It's a nice large space, but wow, it needs some care.
On to the pool area. The waterfalls make it really fun for kids. You can rent a nice, heavy raft that will keep them occupied for most of the day for $20. You do have to get there right when it opens or you will not find a chair. If you get there a little later, you will only find chairs set back from the pool where people are allowed to smoke. If you have young kids, you may not want this. The second day I rented a cabana and our experience was incredible. The area is shaded, they stock the fridge with water and sodas, bring a platter of fruit, and have snacks on the countertops. 100% worth it. Wouldn't ever NOT rent one for a day at the pool. Little pricey but worth it.
I might stay there again for the pool and the lower food prices at the Snacks place compared to other hotels. Also LOVE the frozen yogurt right by the pool entrance.
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Date of stay: April 2021
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Room Tip:We had the hospitality suite and it was right by the elevators
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Took out $500 in fees and deposits when I checked in. Housekeeping every other day, you couldn’t pull the curtain on the cabana, very few options on the pool menu, pool closed at 4pm so I asked the lifeguard if it was because of covid he lied and said no it always closes at that time. I said no it doesn’t because I visit once to twice every year. I had just been to vegas this march. We needed to pay to have the drinks and snacks refilled which is usually included with the price. Im sure all the resorts have made cutbacks so I’ll stay at one of the cheaper resorts next time and make it worth the lack of amenities. Our rooms were overlooking a parking lot and someones car alarm kept going off the nights we were there.
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Date of stay: October 2020
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Responded Nov 13, 2020
Thank you for offering your perspectives and observations regarding your recent visit to The Mirage. We truly regret your overall impression of our resort proved less than remarkable. We know our guests are anxious to enjoy the fun and excitement of their vacation, so we are continuing to improve upon all areas of the guest's stay. We appreciate you making us aware of the areas in need of attention and sincerely hope to be given another opportunity to surpass your expectations the next time you come to town. Sincerely, Guest Experience
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Location of The Mirage is prime. It is located off of the strip. The issue I had with the staff were the amenities that were included-- which were none. I had to pay for any parking over 1 hour and was charged once when I left exactly 1 hour later (it clocked me at 1 hour, 1 minute). The location is good since it is on the strip, but the restaurants were overpriced and wasn't anything special or gimmicky (like Hell's Kitchen or Guy Fieri's). It was just Mexican food and some other breakfast places. I also didn't like how we pay so much for the resort fee, but they still have the audacity to charge for water in addition to the parking. Water bottles aren't included with the stay, and we didn't even have an ice bag to cool our drinks. If we wanted to put our drinks in the fridge that they had in our room, we would also have to pay an additional fee for them to clean the room out. Literally everything was pay to play and I did not like that. On top of that, the rooms were decent at best. I checked into another hotel at a similar price point to this one on my last night. That hotel had free self parking and two free water bottles a day. Additionally, for nearly the same price, we also had a kitchen, a living room, a separated jacuzzi bathtub and shower, and a bedroom. The resort fee at this other hotel was half of what the Mirage was charging as well, so I really don't understand why they couldn't include small amenities. I paid over $80 in parking staying at The Mirage for 5 days (yes I was aware that you get charged for every 24 hours you leave your car in the lot). The atmosphere did not make me want to gamble either; so I took my business elsewhere.
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Date of stay: November 2021
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Room was spotlessly clean throughout our 7 day stay, had a tiny issue with the fittings (small rips in headboard) but sizeable enough and the bed was very comfortable.
Check In was quick and efficient, the young lady on reception friendly to boot.
Key drop for check out was quick and billing spot on to include correct application of $30 daily resort credit.
Food:
Breakfast Buffet: average, would rather pay similar for a sit down with a regular menu.
Carnegie Deli: overpriced sandwich shop, big on size, average of quality.
California Pizza Kitchen: wanting a takeaway for the room I say, "can't go wrong with a pizza, can come back to it for breakfast". Errr, no. Abysmal. Just no taste to either of the pizzas we took due to a lack of sauce and toppings added cold after baking.
The Still: Sports bar with a decent range of beers and excellent quality bar food served from a separate canteen at the back. Best nachos I've ever had. On the way in to the hotel from the strip opposite Harrah's there is a guy occasionally giving out 2 for 1 drink tickets so there's value there also.
The Pantry: This is an all day place which was always popular for breakfast (big lines when we wanted to eat) so we only had lunch here, the once. Burger and chips were bang average, there is miles better elsewhere.
Gambling: Unsure about the slots but you would have to be drunk/ a lunatic to play roulette (3 greens together on the wheel) or Blackjack (6/5). Sportsbook is very good.
To conclude, I would stay here again if the price was right, the rooms and service were spot on. The only place I would spend gambling money is the Sportsbook, the only places I would drink/ eat The Still and Starbucks.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I've reviewed the Mirage in the past. It's been many moons since our last stay. This trip was all about our granddaughter and I thought this would be the best location for her first trip to Las Vegas. Close to the mall and walking distance to Circus Circus.
Check-In: The system encourages you to check in remotely which we did. However, we ended up going to the front desk to have old school key cards for use. This was no problem and the staff were friendly.
I booked a one bedroom tower suite for our stay. I was a little concerned as the room description states that it sleeps four and yet it has one king bed and no pull out couch. However, the couch is a rather large sectional and my 14 year old granddaughter slept fine.
The room was amazing. It had a wet bar area; a dining area with a table to seat four, a ginormous bathroom and a comfortable king bed. The bathroom feathered an awesome jetted tub, separate shower, a huge two sink counter area, a separate vanity area, separate water closet that also had a bidet, AND a walk-in closet. The room was absolutely gorgeous!
My only complaints: There are no microwaves available to add to the room. No coffee makers in the room and its quite a hike to get to starbucks or the snack cafe to get a cup of coffee.
The plugs, usb plugs etc are only on one side of the bed. In this day, especially in a king room, easy access to outlets should be available on both sides.
The only design flaw that I wish were different is access to the bathroom. Again, remember that this room accommodates up to four. The only door to the bathroom is in the bedroom. For a room that's over 1,200 sq ft, I think there should be another entry into the bathroom area outside of the bedroom.
At approximately 2:00 a.m. one morning there was an alarm that sounded. It was truly frightening. It was difficult getting back to sleep. In these days, it could be anything from a fire to an active shooting situation. Scary.
Other than these minor inconveniences, we absolutely enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend The Mirage to others.
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Date of stay: April 2021
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My family stayed at the Mirage for 8 nights / 9 days over the Memorial Day weekend 2021 with two 72 year old dads. As a preliminary note, I have also stayed at the Bellagio, Flamingo, Vdara, Imperial Palace (which is now the Linq), Aria, and Park. Of all these hotels, the Mirage has honestly been one of my favorite experiences because it was much more affordable but still centrally located on the Strip and presented an analogous benefit to Bellagio. While Bellagio is admittedly higher class, this does not always translate to a more relaxing stay. In addition, paying more money for a "classier" room makes as much sense as renting a luxury car if you plan to primarily walk or rideshare around town. Note: Other hotels appear more expensive, i.e. Wynn, but I have not stayed there. In my opinion, the 4-8 hours that you sleep per night in Las Vegas, NV is not worth a premium unless it is a momentous occasion.
As for our Mirage stay, your experience could change depending on the check in experience. However, our encounter was terrifically positive. The front desk employee had a room available for us upon check in without waiting for or paying more to guarantee early check in. We arrived at 11:30AM Pacific Central (Vegas) time. When we reached our room, it was clean, smoke free, and spacious.
The room walls are thin. Bring earplugs since other guests shout/slam doors. Cheaper hotels attract festive crowds.
The most amazing part of our stay was the interaction with housekeeping. They made a consistent effort to greet us warmly even if English was their second language. As we live in Metro-Detroit, we were not accustomed to such "Southern Hospitality" from complete strangers. This daily affirmation and warm greeting had an undeniable benefit on our stay because we felt more at home. It also presented opportunities to ask for more towels/soaps and we felt more comfortable doing so.
The pool was tropical as pools should be. The line was already long at 8:30AM for an opening at 9AM. Pool staff did not enforce its seating policy. For example, many groups sent one person down to cover 5 pool seats with towels and books so their party could eat a mid morning breakfast. Ergo, guests present at the pool did not have seats due to one guest saving 5 seats. When confronted, the supervisor offered reserved seating as a solution (an adult only pool called the Oasis, Cabanas, etc.). This explained why the seating policy is not enforced, i.e. increased revenue for the hotel.
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Date of stay: June 2021
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We stayed at the Mirage last year and had a reservation for this coming November. We were informed that the hotel is closing after June/July 2024. It will cease operations. Our reservation was canceled and we’ve received a refund.
Thank you for your question.
Guests can bring water in a plastic bottle or coffee in a paper cup.
No glass containers are allowed in the pool area.
Thank you again.
We were informed that the pools should be open by the end of this month but that is subject to change.
Please refer to our website for the latest updates.
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PRICE RANGE
$124 - $274 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
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LOCATION
United StatesNevadaLas VegasParadise / The Strip
NUMBER OF ROOMS
3,044
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Nearby attractions include The Beatles - Love - Cirque du Soleil (0.09 miles), The Escape Game Las Vegas (0.3 miles), and Australia's Human Nature Sings Motown and More (0.3 miles).
