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3000 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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Stardust Resort & Casino: A little Las Vegas history soon to be demolished    Check Rates
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    • TheTravelSlut
  • By TheTravelSlut on August 19, 2006
    • A view from my room at the Stardust - Las Vegas
    A view from my room at the
    Stardust
    by TheTravelSlut, 1 more photos
    As I made a VERY last minute decision to fly to Las Vegas from Reno on a Saturday night, my choices were limited as to what was available on The Strip. There are very few hotels I have not stayed in, visited friends, or walked through but since I had never stayed at the Stardust and since is it scheduled for demolition later this year, I decided to try it before this Las Vegas landmark is gone forever. In a nutshell, I was not disappointed.

    The last minute reservation system worked flawlessly, the room rate ($84.00 US) was reasonable for the circumstances, and the hotel, restaurants and room were clean, efficient and met my 12 hour needs just fine.

    I would recommend this hotel now that I have stayed here. It is not the Bellagio or Mirage but a simple old-style Las Vegas hotel-casino with modern amenities and accomodations.

    I was not at the hotel long enough to really appreciate what they had to offer. I ate twice in their 24 hour cafe and both the service and food were excellent.

    The room I had offered a great western view to the mountains and north to the downtown/Stratosphere areas. There is a drug store right across the street (Las Vegas Blvd). so that is convenient and the hotel backs up to Industrial Blvd. where all the gentlemen's clubs are (including the Sapphire right across the parking lot and the Sapphire is touted as the world's largest gentlemen's club).

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  • Price: US$80-120    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Phone: 866-642-3120
  • Directions: South of the Stratosphere and Circus Circus, north of Fashion Show Mall and the Wynn.
  • Website: http://www.stardustlv.com/
  • Other Contact: 702-732-6441
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Nice Pool too!    Check Rates
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    • joanj
  • Updated By joanj on August 21, 2004
    • Stardust Pool - Las Vegas
    Stardust Pool
    by joanj
    This is the second time I have stayed at this particular resort, and it has no theme, but to my mind is a good functioning resort and casino, with a lovely pool and surrounding area.

    Just right for chilling out after a long walk up and down the Strip.

    Great pool, and with shallow parts too, very attentive Lifeguards who do not allow you to move/carry sunbeds, they do it for you, and bring it to where you wish to relax, and also carry the towels for you.

    Good restaurants, a Tony Roma's, coffee shops, little shopping arcade, buffett style eatery,

    Photo by joanj

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  • Comparison: about average
  • Directions: Next to Circus Circus
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: This is Diana and myself in...    Check Rates
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    • Bob_Lutke
  • Updated By Bob_Lutke on September 8, 2002
    • Stardust Resort & Casino - Las Vegas
    by Bob_Lutke
    This is Diana and myself in front of the Stardust hotel where we stayed the week. It was a very nice hotel.

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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Cheap and Stinky    Check Rates
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    • L_stGrrlDi_s
  • By L_stGrrlDi_s on January 10, 2006
    • I stayed at the Stardust for 5 nights with another friend. The place was certainly cheap, too far down on the main strip. I would have been more satisfied being in the middle of the strip. But you get what you pay for. The place did not smell good either.

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  • Price: US$40-80    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Good---for the price    Check Rates
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    • Vegasdi623
  • By Vegasdi623 on August 23, 2005
    • Very retro-feel. The service was okay-received room service every day, other family members staying in other rooms were not so lucky! The room had an annoying little glitch..the toilet would run, out of the blue for about 10 seconds. This happened ALL NIGHT LONG! The first night was annoying but by the second night, I was too tired to even do anything about it. Guess I could have moved--but decided to just deal with it!

    The slots at Stardust are pretty nice--I didn't win a whole lot, but I did have a good streak going for a while.

    Oh, on the price thing--the trip was a birthday present so I didn't have to pay for the room! But if I had to guess--I think it was probably about $50/night (?)

    Retro '50's feel. Old-school. Pretty nice view.

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  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Directions: On the strip--you really can't miss it!!
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Stardust goes down    Check Rates
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    • doreenellen
  • Updated By doreenellen on March 13, 2007
    • 2.30am this morning The Stardust was blown up. It is a really sad day, but exciting for everyone who saw the fireworks and it crumbled to the ground. To see our room falling down was a sad day for me. We had some fun there last year.

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  • Comparison: about average
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Good value on the Strip    Check Rates
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  • Updated By darylmitchell on April 11, 2005
    • My partner and I stayed at the Stardust for four nights. After a long wait at the check-in, we got to our room. The hotel shows its age a bit - we noticed minor things like a ripped blanket and deteriorating grout in the bathroom floor tile. But despite these minor flaws, it was clean, quiet and best of all, non-smoking.

    The casino sprawls across the whole length of the hotel and has a wide variety of games to suit everyone. It wasn't as smoky or as noisy as I expected. They have some handy coin changer machines for a quick cashout.

    There are several restaurants - we ate at the Tony Roma's, and the overpriced, 24-hr Island Paradise Cafe. We avoided the Coco Palms buffet because of some unkind reviews. We also skipped the upscale William B's steak house and the Sushi King Japanese restaurant.

    We did not choose this hotel for its amenities. This was our place to sleep at night while we went out and did other stuff during the day. For that purpose and with those expectations, the Stardust was a great choice.

    I have read unfavourable reviews of the older East Tower and the Villas surrounding the pool. Ask for a room in the newer West Tower. If you can get a south-facing room overlooking the Strip it should be quite a view.

    The clientele tends to be middle-aged to senior here. If your idea of fast--paced nightlife is a Wayne Newton concert, then this is the place for you. Otherwise go elsewhere.

    Some people complain about the North Strip location, but we found it to be just fine. We enjoy walking, so that wasn't an issue for us. The Fashion Show Mall is just a five to ten minute walk south, past the New Frontier. From there you get into the newer resorts of the South Strip.

    I've heard rumours that the Stardust's days may be numbered. The owners, Boyd Gaming, have reportedly been buying up property around the Stardust. This might signal their intention to implode the hotel and build a new megaresort on the property. So, I'd get it while the getting's good... hotel prices on the Strip are almost beyond the means of the average vacationer.

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  • Price: US$80-120    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Phone: 866-642-3120
  • Directions: On the northern end of the Strip on the west side (southbound traffic). To the north is Circus Circus, Slots-A-Fun and Westward Ho. To the south is the New Frontier. Across the street is the Riveria.
  • Website: http://www.stardustlv.com/
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Bye Bye    Check Rates
    apuleuis
  • By apuleuis on February 13, 2007
    • All that remains - Las Vegas
    All that remains
    by apuleuis
    We could see it being torn down from our hotel window. 48 years it was open. Thats Vegas for you. I'll hardly recognise the place next time I go because so much is always changing.

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  • Directions: Not going to find it anymore.
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Good-bye old friend    Check Rates
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    • imlikeabird
  • By imlikeabird on July 19, 2006
    • Vintage Vegas Baby - Las Vegas
    Vintage Vegas Baby
    by imlikeabird
    The Stardust was the first place I ever stayed in Vegas. It's a bit away from the action, but I'd never been to Vegas before and I had no idea. Still, the employees were friendly. I do believe that the Stardust has the most garish casino carpet, and that's a pretty competitive race.

    I have stayed in far more expensive hotels on the strip, and the Stardust's rooms can hold their own. It's the largest room I've ever had in Vegas.

    Alas, the Stardust is scheduled for implosion in the Fall of 2006. I stopped by July 2006 to say good-bye. Every little thing makes me miss my sister, but since this was our first vacation we took together, I feel particularly sentimental about this place.

    I've heard the sports lounge is the best in Vegas.

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  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Website: http://www.stardustlv.com/
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    Stardust Resort & Casino: Stardust    Check Rates
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    • DJMist
  • By DJMist on July 10, 2007
    • Stardust Casino - Las Vegas
    Stardust Casino
    by DJMist
    Rate was good ($79/night) for a place on the strip - nice rooms, nice casino, nice pool area.

    This is the casino Wayne Newton performs at but he wasn't playing while we were there.

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