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Jan 27 '19 at 17:51

Horseshoe Las Vegas

Horseshoe Las Vegas

  • Las Vegas, Nevada
The rooms are clean but smelled like smoke. So strong we had to be moved and we were on a non smoking floor. Second was better but still had the smell of smoke. The casino was so smokey it was hard to walk through. There was no where to get away from it. Even the conference rooms where my husbands meeting was had the smell of smoke. We went through other casinos on strip and others seem to have better ventilation. Definitely dont recommend if you are not a smoker. Room service was fast for lunch and food was good. I ordered a turkey melt and fries and fries were crispy and hot.
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