Iv'e stayed when it was San Remos and as Hooters. There is eye candy galore, fellas if you want to save some money by taking a break from the gamblinbg buy a drink and stare at the T

Stayed here for the first time in January and was taken away not only by how informal and friendly it was, but how the fun tackiness was very well balanced with the above average amenities. A just plain FUN place with zero attitude (quite refreshing from everywhere else in town now).
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Stayed July 8-11 2007
$50 bucks a night for a clean, comfortable, quiet room to sleep in with pleasant responsive staff, hot Hooter's Girls, decent pool, and a stone's throw from the Strip.
3 Dice for 'swank' factor, 5 dice for value and service.
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I think the rooms at this off-strip property are closer to the strip than many of the rooms at on-strip resorts. Since this place is no longer trying to get upscale prices for the midlevel accomodations, this place can be quite convenient and comfortable for the price. In many ways the place is spiffed up, with a nice pool area and a comfortable bed. But it's still lipstick on the San Remo (the former incarnation of the property.) In my room, the TV reception was terrible, and clock-radio had to be close to 20 years old! I thought it was a riot that I landed a room in the "Ocean View" tower, in the middle of the desert.
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Hooters is one of my favorites.
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Hooters is one of my favorites.
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