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I would have given this place a 3.5 stars if it let me. I usually stay in downtown but gave this a try for something different. I stayed at the south tower. I got a great rate for being central on the strip, but be careful as they will try to nickle and dime you. Check in is at 3:00pm and they will not allow you to your rooms early unless you are willing to pay. There is a fee for early check-in. They also offered early check in if i up graded to the north tower which cost more. There is the option to pre-check in at no cost which what i went with. They will give you a room number but aren't allow up until 3:00. You can check in your bags with the bellhops. At 3:00pm you can skip the huge line which was about more than 50 people deep at just get your room key. I suggest this options if you arrive early and explore vegas until 3:00 or later. There is also a resort fee per night that is not an option. It will be automatically charged to your room. So be careful about booking a room from a 3rd part site. if you book through ballys the resort fee is included so you know what you are paying for, but if you are book through a 3rd party site they usually don't include it. The fee was $15/night ($16.80 including tax) when i booked but could have gone up. Make sure you calculate the final cost with the resort fee. I looked into other casinos on the strip and everybody charges a resort fee so I did not mind so much since it was still cheaper than other options. The only thing i mind was what the resort fee was going to: local calls, one device internet access and access to their gym. Really, local calls. Who does not have a cell phone these days. Internet access was nice but i was not in my room enough to use it that much which is one expensive internet access and i am on vacation. I am not going to work out. But I'm sure some will find it worth it just not me. I rent a car so parking is pretty convenient. It is no cost. The parking entrance is on flamingo rd so you do not have to wait for the hoards of people to cross the street due to an overhead pedestrian bridge. Getting out was easy too. There are two ways but I preferred coming out of Paris casino There is no crosswalk over las vegas blvd so no waiting when the lights turn green. The other route is going onto flamingo rd but it is only one way so you will eventually have to do a u-turn if you need to go the other way. The parking garage elevator does not go directly in to Ballys. It is in between Paris and Ballys which was fine. Now the actual room. It was very spacious, I got a king non smoking room on the 57 floor. The Bathroom was also very spacious. There is no refrigerator. Water pressure was good. The bed was firm but still comfortable which is what i like. There was two sofa seats and a table to do work. Some places seemed upgraded while others did not. Flat screen tv. Their pool was nice and they are also connected to the tram. This place would have have been a 4-4.5 star if not for one thing, which is my biggest issue for any hotel I stay and it is cleanliness. I found food on the carpet which was behind seats tables but there was quite a bit so i don't know how it was missed. My ice bucket was still filled with water although they gave a new plastic bag the bucket was still filled with water which i spilled cause i did not expect it being filled with anything. And the last thing was some idiot left the snot on one of the seat. I don't know if that really is to blame house cleaning for not seeing it but it was gross. Overall it was a good experience. Very nice price for a central located hotel.

We went there for a weekend. Stayed here for two nights. Overall fair hotel. They did give us rooms as per our requirement of non-smoking and double queen.Good location. Close to everything. TV did not work. Early $25 check-in fees. Long queue for check-in

We arrived on May 7 at 9:30 pm and were told they did not have any rooms available similar to the one I had reserved. Options were give to A stay in South Tower first night and then move back to North Tower for remaining 2 nights. But when she checked the room in the South tower was not ready, so option B was given that we could have a suite in the South Tower free for the first night and $50 a night for the next 2 remaining nights. We agreed to the second option and after asking the desk clerk twice "this will be cheaper for us right" just to be sure. So I signed in at 1st night free and next 2 nights at $50.At the time of checkout I made the grave mistake of using "Express" checkout. We checked out on May 10, the room was charged to my visa May 13 and it wasnt until I requested a copy of the bill online May 15th that I found the errors. We were charged our original booked price plus the "Upgrade" $50 per night! The next day I called the Caesar's Entertainment billing department and told them what had happened. Well you signed and agreed to the Upgrade, No that is not what I signed for I repeatedly told him no mention was ever made about this being an "Upgrade" . He agreed to reverse the first night but since I had checked out he wouldnt do anything about the other nights overcharges, I would have to file a complaint with my credit card company. I asked him to speak to his supervisor and of course was told there was no one else to talk to. I asked to speak directly to Ballys management and was told they dont accept calls. So I requested a copy of the check in form I signed and was told I couldnt have it, my credit card company could request it. Needless to say I called my credit card company and they said they would open a file but were not very optimistic in recovering the money. Great!! Thanks for the great service you failed to give us Ballys! We will definately not be coming back! And definately be passing this on to everyone we can on Facebook, Twitter and Trip Advisor.

We stayed at Bally's Las Vegas in the north tower (the "newer" of the two towers), 17th floor, at the end of April. The room was fine and clean but I was awakened at 6:30 am with construction noise across the street. All Vegas hotels now charge resort fees, which vary hotel to hotel; at Bally's it is $15 extra per day. The only surprise fee is $3 per day for the safe in your room, whether you use it or not, so make sure you stash all that money you make from the casino. We were surprised there are no coffee makers in the rooms (50-cents for hot water from the deli for tea), nothing much on TV (but then they don't want you hanging out in your room), the pool was fine albeit a rather smallish area so it gets crowded late morning/early afternoon and not a lot of places for shade. The hotel is set back a long way from the street and doesn't have the typical draw for non-guests to stop in and wander through the casino. Bally's connects directly with the Paris Hotel and that hotel appeared to be much nicer. All in all we had a good trip and we got what we paid for (but alas no stacks of cash in our safe).

Stayed here for a night on a weekend trip from San Diego. Long lines while checking in and out though staff tries to speed things up. 10-15 min wait. No free wifii! They charge a resort fee ( and it is not optional!) I asked the lady in the reception if I could let it skip if I did not want to use wifii or the gym, pool etc. The answer was no! Mandatory! Strange but moving on... Location is good ( middle of strip), room was clean though a little bit outdated. Long word short, I am inclined to try another hotel if I can find a better deal next time. If you find a good deal, it is ok to stay in but dont forget to add the fee ( 15-20 dollars) to the price you see and recalculate.