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Suncoast Hotel and Casino

Hotel Overview

Resort in largest planned community in the US Ten miles west of the Strip in suburban Summerlin, this resort offers a full vacation of gaming and entertainment. Suite-size guestrooms provide spacious comfort and dramatic views of The Strip's glittering neon and/or desert mountains. In addition to the casino, attractions include bingo, movies, bowling, a pool, nearby golf, and easy access to Red Rock Canyon.

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Property amenities

Set up as a destination resort, Suncoast provides facilities and services for a complete vacation, while also offering ready access to the Las Vegas Strip, downtown Las Vegas, golf, and the Red Rock National Recreation Area just 6 miles west. Family-friendly, the resort includes a childcare center (ages 2 1/2 to 12) equipped with jungle gym, movie room, and other facilities and a video- and interactive-game arcade.

What to expect: The Suncoast opened August 2001 in suburban Summerlin, the U.S.'s largest planned community. The 440-room hotel, catering to locals as well as vacationers, is a 10-story tower of subtle desert tones and bronze windows rising against a backdrop of the Spring Mountains and a low-rise neighborhood. The result is a large casino accommodating day visitors as well as hotel guests. And, because of price competition, the resort offers good food-and-drink value.

Amenity highlights: Surrounded by a sundeck with mountain views, a good-size pool provides cool relief from sunning sessions, while a six-person spa offers social soaking. On Wednesdays, the pool deck is the site of an outdoor party, with band music.

Insider tip: Suncoast offers scheduled, complimentary shuttles to and from the Strip and the airport. Service to the Strip begins at 10 AM and return trips end at 12:15 AM. Airport transportation begins early in the morning and goes all day and into the night.

Dining

Primo's - Offering views of The Strip's neon lights, this elegant dinner house features steaks and seafood.

Via Veneto - This restaurant serves Italian fare and seafood and contains one of the world's largest stained-glass murals, an Italian garden scene gracing the back wall.

Don Miguel's - This Mexican restaurant includes dishes such as red snapper flavored with cascabel-pepper sauce and offers plush seating in oversize booths.

Cafè Siena - Serving Chinese food prepared in a separate kitchen, this 24-hour restaurant offers a long menu that includes familiar American dishes. Several 99-cent breakfast specials are available from midnight to 9 AM.

The Oyster Bar - Freshly shucked bivalves and pan roasts are the attractions here.

Terrible Mike's - This spot serves burgers and other fast foods.

Recreation

Rooms

This hotel offers 392 guest rooms at 550 square feet each. Rooms include separate sitting areas furnished with dining sets. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of desert mountains and golf courses and/or The Strip's glittering neon. Decor includes burgundy-and-gold fabrics and Mediterranean prints on the walls. Extra-large bathrooms contain a tub/shower combination and a twin-sink granite vanity.

Standard room
One king or two queen beds. 550 square feet. Some rooms with half-partition separating sitting area. Floor-to-ceiling windows with mountain, desert, and/or Strip views. Burgundy-and-gold Mediterranean decor. Expanded bathroom with tub/shower combination and twin-sink granite vanity.