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About Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
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| To Downtown | 7.9 km |
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| Rating | 6.5 |
| Nearest airport | Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl |
| Distance to airport | 4.8 km |
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| Check-in time | 4:00 PM |
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| Check-out time | 11:00 AM |
| Internet | Wi-Fi available in all areas |
| Policy | Pets allowed on request. Charges may apply. |
| Payment & Cancellation | Policies vary by room type and provider. |
| Front desk number | +1 702 777 7777 |
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FAQs when booking at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
Find answers to commonly asked questions regarding reservations, amenities, policies, and more when booking a stay at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. FAQs were last updated on 28 September 2023.
Is pricing at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino comparable to 3 star hotels in Las Vegas?
Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino is generally less than the average price of 3 stars hotels in Las Vegas. On average, you can expect to pay C$ 222 per night in Las Vegas. Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino will run you C$ 159 per night, which is 47% cheaper than the Las Vegas average.
How close is Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino to the nearest airport, Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport?
At just 4.8 km apart, the expected drive time from the nearest airport, Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport, to Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino is 0h 03m. The estimated drive time may vary depending on high and low traffic times in the surrounding area. This is especially true for metro areas.
What is the best way for guests to get from Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport to Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino?
For the most freedom while visiting Las Vegas, consider renting a car for about C$ 36/day and parking it at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino where they offer parking spaces to hotel guests. Taking a taxi or rideshare service from the nearest airport, Las Vegas Harry Reid Intl Airport, to your hotel is often the most cost effective transportation solution.
Is Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino considered pet-friendly?
Yes. Most house pets, such as dogs, are welcomed guests at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino.
Is there a pool at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino?
Yes. HotelsCombined users traveling to Las Vegas often look for hotels with a pool available. Most hotels have pool hours, so be sure to ask the front desk at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino for pool rules and guidelines.
How close is Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino from the Las Vegas city center?
Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino is just 0.7 km away from the center of West of The Strip, Las Vegas. From Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino you can easily get to other popular landmarks such as Thomas and Mack Center.
What is the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino phone number?
The best way to contact Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino is by calling +1 702 777 7777.
Does Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino have Wi-Fi available?
Yes, Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.
Is there a gym or fitness center at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino?
There is a hotel fitness center accessible to guests of Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. Most hotels do not have 24-hour fitness centers, so be sure to contact the front desk for gym hours and availability.
What is the check-out time at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino?
11:00 AM. If you require a later check-out we advise discussing it with the front desk as soon as you’re able to. Check-in time is 4:00 PM.
How much does it cost to stay at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas?
Usually Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino room prices are around C$ 159/night, with the cheapest deals starting from C$ 13/night. Prices vary based on many factors (e.g. dates, time of year, room type etc.) so use the form above to see deals for your intended stay.
Is there a restaurant at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino?
Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino does have a restaurant. The hotel also has a bar.
Does Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino have a laundry service?
Yes, there is a hotel laundry service for guests at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. There are irons (and ironing boards) at the property too.
How far is Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino from Fountains of Bellagio?
You can walk to Fountains of Bellagio while staying at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino - you’ll be about 1.2 km away.
Is Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino close to Colosseum at Caesars Palace?
The distance from Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino to Colosseum at Caesars Palace is 1.1 km.