This hotel really offers some amazing value. (There is a free shuttle to/from the strip and airport, but a car is really a must.) Our room felt luxurious given the size and view of the mountains, golf course, and pool area. Good variety of food for reasonable prices, and even had $1 bowling after midnight. They even have penny video poker and blackjack, though those machines tend to fill up fast.

Only downside: the pool was oddly shaped and only 4 feet deep.

This is a great hotel for someone who doesn't want to deal with the hussle of the strip. The rooms are huge and the view is amazing. Not much of a selection when it comes to room service, but the hotel is located in Summerlin and is surrounded by restaurants, grocery stores, and only a few minutes drive from the red rock mountains. The area, unlike the strip, is very safe and is a great place for families to stay. The only drawback is walking through the casino and trying to find the elevators, but this is the case in all Vegas hotels.

Every time I stay here the room rate has been under $50, which is a steal.

We stayed 4 nights in an Executive One Bedroom Suite & would stay again. The golf course view is fabulous & the space is a welcome change from a hotel room. In addition, every staff person we encountered was friendly & accommodating. Their room service is far superior to The Palazzo (we stayed here the previous 4 nights) - prompt, our order was correct w/all necessary cutlery, friendly, & professional.

Only criticism is the smokiness of the casino. I can't believe w/present technology the stale tobacco odor cannot be corrected.

We were traveling to visit relatives in Fallon and stopped for the night in Las Vegas. I wanted to avoid the traffic and hassle of the strip and chose the Suncoast based on the reviews here. I wish that Tripadvisor had different classes for hotels. This is not a 5 star hotel, but for its class (moderately priced hotels?) this facility is a winner. The room was clean and very large as was the bath. We appreciated the double sinks, and separate room for the commode. The toilet refused to flush on our arrival, however, after a call to housekeeping, a maintenance person arrived within 15 minutes and solved the problem.

I'm not a big gambler and to me, one casino looks pretty much like every other casino. Yes it is Smokey, but what Nevada casino isn't? If you don't gamble, it also includes a very nice and well maintained bowling facility and a multi-screen movie theater. We had dinner in the Mexican themed restaurant, and it was good and reasonable ($20 for dinner and a drink).

I booked at the hotel web site and got a rate of $50 a night. My only complaint; $12 a night for a hi-speed internet connection is pretty steep. Most hotels outside of Vegas, include internet connections free or for a nominal charge. The self-park garage is quite a hike, but valet parking is free (gratuity expected, of course!)