Silverton, Las Vegas Off Strip
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| Address | 3333 Blue Diamond Road [ map ] |
|---|---|
| Neighbors | South Pointe Mandalay Bay Tropicana |
| Pricing | $ $ $ $ $
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| Drink Service | Awesome |
| Club Card | Yes - Discovery Club |
| Cool Stuff | This is where Paula Abdul likes to get into fights with reception desk employees |
| Shows | There are no shows at this joint |
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History of Silverton
Silverton Las Vegas started life as a Boomtown casino in 1994. Boom quickly turned into bust and Boomtown was forced to sell to its landlord Majestic Realty in 1997 who quickly changed the name to Silverton. In the ensuing 10 years, they invested $150M to redesign the property and add a Bass Pro Shops. The current expansion - including a 25 story hotel tower - is expected to elevate Silverton's offerings from off-strip option to destination resort when it opens in 2010.
How are the rooms at Silverton?
Silverton's current hotel (not the tower) features two room types - Deluxe and Suite rooms. They're best described in the same terms as the rest of Silverton, log cabin luxury. All rooms feature pillow top mattresses, broadband internet, mini-bars and amenities by Bath and Bodyworks. Silverton's rooms are generally quite inexpensive, so do yourself and splurge on the suite if you're hard set on staying here.
What restaurants are at Silverton?
Silverton offers six dining options including Shady Grove (bar & snacks) which has an Airstream trailer inside of it, Mermaid Restaurant & Lounge (booze & snacks) a great place to enjoy drinks while zoning out at the ginormous aquarium or the casino floor), Sundance Grill (24/7 coffee shop), Mi Casa (Mexican grill & cantina which features an enormous selection of tequilas), Seasons (buffet with six made to order serving and carving stations), Twin Creeks (fascinating menu of 'boutique bourbons')
Where is Silverton Located?
Silverton is located about 2 exits south of Tropicana Blvd on i-15 at the Blue Diamond Exit on the west side of the freeway. Seems far, but it's actually not that bad of a trip and worth it if you're looking to get out of the insanity of the Strip for a while.
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Silverton features a huge aquarium right inside the main lobby that is stocked with an astonishing array of fish including sting ray, sharks and the occasional human scuba diver (true). Perhaps its irony that a gigantic Bass Pro Shop will happily restock your tackle box barely 20 steps away.
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The beauty of Silverton Casino Lodge is it's low key comfort and friendliness. It's no wonder that folks who like Silverton REALLY like it. Worth checking out if you haven't been.
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Have never stayed at the Silverton, but never miss a trip off strip to this casino. It is a very nice casino. The bartender we had was very generous with the alcohol:-) They have that cool aquarium where you can watch them feed the fish and the Bass Pro Shop.
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