We were lucky we read the reviews and booked us a king bed room in the newly renovated West Tower.
I have to say for under $50 a night, our king bed west tower room is absolutely a five star indulgence. Hotel website had the picture of the room and what you see is what you get.
Our bed and pillows are so comfortable, I don't even wanna get out of it.
42 inch LCD TV, but not many free TV channels.
No wireless internet, but there were so much to do, I didn't even get a chance to turn on my laptop for our 2 night stay.
If you are on a budget, remeber to get the visit las vegas guide, even the free shows will keep you occupied every day.
We loved the circus show every half an hour. But don't miss the TI pirate ship, Rio dance gals, Bellagio fountain, MGM lion..lots to see even if you are on a budget.
Circus buffet was the cheapest, but our buffet in Rio was the best.
I will stay at Circus Circus again if I don't get a free TimeShare offer from any other hotel, afterall, this is the cheapest option on the strip.

This was our 5th visit to Vegas but our first time staying at Circus Circus. Previously we stayed at Stardust (twice but now demolished), Key Largo (now closed) and Barbary Coast (now name changed). Enjoyed every minute of Circus Circus. The room in the Skyrise Tower was very comfortable. Check in and out was very smooth. When checking in asked for a room with a view of the Strip but the receptionist said there weren't any available however when we got into the room it had about the best view of the strip you could get from Circus Circus.

All the staff were friendly. Did have a car and managed to get out and about. Went to a lovely little vineyard at Pahrump and out the Henderson and Red Rock Canyon as well as plenty of walking. The Duece day pass is excellent value and it lasts 24 hours not just for the day you buy it.

Travelled for the first time with US Airways from Manchester UK via Philadelphia and the flights were all excellent. In fact I think they were the best transatlantic flights we have taken. After all the negative comments about US Airways was very pleasantly surprised.

THIS PLACE IS A DUMP, we had to go thru several rooms to get satisfied enough to at least stay on. Every corner you turn someone has their hand out...A complete milking in everything from the double the quoted room price to the 12 bucks to use the internet each day, no mail service and 5 bucks a pop to receive a fax. The place is old so the deterioration was explainable, the lack caring staff and general lack of enthusiasm makes the place a horror to have to go home to each evening, the cigarette smoke is so bad in the casino we couldnt gamble there, we had to gamble elsewhere.

Lets face it with the face of vegas constantly changing it might be time for circus circus to do the dynamite thing and rebuild and move into the modern age. Oh the Buffet was okay not the best rated in vegas as they claim

Big big big hotel. The hotel has everything: a circus, a horror dome, an adventure dome, restaurants, shops, a swimming pool and of course casino's.

Our room was very spacious with two large beds and a large bathroom. Everything was clean and although lots of rooms were occupied during our stay, we never heard our neighbours.

The hotel is situated at the beginning of The Strip so it takes a walk to get to the other casion and hotel attractions at The Strip. But then you can always take a taxi.