All-suite off-Strip resort, still open and renovated by Dreamscape since 2023 and affiliated with Destination by Hyatt since November 2024.
Rio Hotel & Casino is an all-suite hotel and casino at 3700 W Flamingo Rd, just west of the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada. Opened in 1990, the Brazilian-themed resort sits across Interstate 15 from the Strip and is within a short drive of Caesars Palace, Bellagio and the Convention Center. The location is not walkable to the Strip, so most visitors use a car, a taxi or a ride-hailing service, and a free shuttle has historically operated between nearby resorts depending on the season. Harry Reid International Airport is about ten minutes by car. Every room is a suite, with a large sleeping area, a separate seating zone and a generous layout that is larger than most Strip hotel rooms. Decor was refreshed in recent years and now uses a bright, contemporary palette. Views extend toward the Strip skyline from higher floors, making the towers a good option for visitors who want space at a moderate price. The resort has several restaurants, including steakhouse and casual venues, a food hall and a number of bars and lounges. A large pool deck with lazy-river style features, a spa and fitness centre, and a casino with table games and slots are available. The Rio is a convention-oriented property, and its large ballrooms host trade shows and events. The service character is relaxed and value-oriented, and the atmosphere is calmer than at the central Strip resorts. Typical nightly rates run from roughly $60 to $220, with a mandatory resort fee of roughly $35 to $50 per night. Parking is available for valet and self-park, and prices are usually lower than at Strip resorts.
| Price | $60-$220 |
|---|---|
| Address | 3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 |
Room types
- Masquerade Suite
- Ipanema Suite
- Rio Suite
Amenities
- casino
- all-suite
- four pools
- VooDoo Zipline
- fitness centre
- wifi
Location
3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103
36.1175, -115.1883 View on map
Highlights
- All-suite rooms with larger layouts than most Strip hotels
- Skyline views from upper floors
- Large pool deck and spa
- Convention-friendly property west of the Strip
- Lower rates and parking costs than central resorts
Tips for visiting
- Plan for a car or ride-hail, as the Strip is not within walking distance.
- A resort fee of roughly $35-$50 per night is added to the rate.
- Request a higher floor for skyline views.
- Check convention schedules, as rates rise during large events.
- Compare parking fees against ride-hail costs.
When to visit
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable, and weekdays are cheaper outside convention periods.
Accessibility
The resort has elevators, step-free public routes and accessible rooms that can be requested at booking. Distances inside the property are long, so visitors with mobility needs may want to ask about the closest parking.
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Frequently asked questions
Are all rooms suites?
Yes. The Rio is an all-suite resort with a separate seating area in each room.
Is it on the Strip?
No. It sits west of the Strip on Flamingo Road, a short drive from Caesars Palace and Bellagio.
Is it good for conventions?
Yes. The resort has large meeting spaces and hosts conferences and trade events.
What do rooms cost?
Rates typically run roughly $60-$220 per night, plus a resort fee of about $35-$50.