Lucky Dragon Hotel Las Vegas, Las Vegas

The hotel had a nice casino layout, plenty of room for relaxation, but our room wasn't ready even after the check-in time. The cleanliness and ambiance were impressive, making it a comfortable stay despite the delay.

The hotel room is pretty unique and really big and new. The service was great and attentive. The location is a bit down on the strip but not too bad, with nice-sized rooms, but not ideal for getting taxis. The dining options left more to be desired, offering only a few choices and homestyle Japanese dishes. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel's rooms were nice with two double beds, making it pretty for some alone time with the Mrs However, the location was a bit away from the main strip which might not suit all vacationers. The dining options were limited, but the rooms were clean and comfortable, providing good value for money.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were spacious, well-decorated, and comfy, but they were not ready upon my arrival even after the 3 pm check-in time. The service was okay, but I felt the staff could use more training. The location was good for a variety of activities within walking distance, although it was a bit far from the city center. The dining options were average, with some decent dishes and some disappointments. Overall, the facilities were satisfactory, but nothing extraordinary stood out.

Upon arrival, the rooms didn't seem to be ready despite arriving after check-in time. I wasn't a fan of the red windows, but overall the room quality was satisfactory. The location is convenient, situated between SLS and Stratosphere, although the area is a bit run down and dubious. The immediate surroundings offered a variety of gambling and dining options but were a bit far from the city center. Service was decent with the hotel being right off the freeway, but I was uncertain about walking around the area at night. However, the price was reasonable considering the amenities offered.