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Tropicana Hotel and Casino - Las Vegas

Five acre garden with year-round pools Las Vegas traditions such as stage shows and comedy still reign; newer touches include an aerialists' show overhead in the casino.

Romantic suites contain two-person spa tubs and elaborate bamboo-and-mirror headboards.

A 5-acre garden includes a pool during summer and an enclosed section for year-round swimming.

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Dining at the Tropicana Hotel and Casino - Las Vegas

Calypsos - Open 24 hours. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner served; nightly steak-and-crab special featured.

Island Buffet - Tropicana''s version of the classic Las Vegas buffet restaurant. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Weekends there''s a champagne brunch. Nightly, prime rib and shrimp are offered.

Legends Deli - This spot serves New York-style delicatessen items.

Poolside Grill - Fast foods and snacks offered next to the main pool.

Java Java - Offering two locations, this coffee bar serves pastries as well as coffee drinks.

Room service is available 24 hours.

Attractions near this hotel

Guggenheim Hermitage Museum (Venetian hotel) - 1.5 miles
Madame Tussaud''s Wax Museum (Venetian hotel) - 1.5 miles
Fashion Show Mall (shopping, dining) - 1.75 miles
Las Vegas Convention Center - 3.75 miles
Downtown Las Vegas - 5 miles
Hoover Dam/Lake Mead - 31 miles

Getting there: The best way to get to the hotel from the airport is a taxi ($5–$15; fees subject to change without notice) or rental car.

McCarran International Airport (LAS): Approximate driving time to Tropicana Hotel and Casino is 8 minutes and distance is 3 miles.

Driving directions from McCarran International Airport: Exit the airport via Paradise Rd, then bear right onto Swenson St. Turn left on E Tropicana Ave and drive for about 1.4 miles. The hotel is on the left; make a U-turn or go around the block to reach it.

Getting around: There are several options available for visiting other casinos on the Strip. City buses (less than $5) run up and down the Strip; private trollies (less than $5) serve many of the larger casinos. Many guests choose to walk. Taxis are readily available, and guests who drive will find complimentary parking at most locations. For travel outside the Strip, a rental car is the best option. (All fees subject to change without notice.)

The Las Vegas Monorail ($5) operates along the Las Vegas resort corridor connecting major resort properties and the convention center. The average speed is 16 miles per hour, or 15 minutes to complete the 4-mile run. Stations are: MGM Grand, Bally’s/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah’s/Imperial, and the Las Vegas Convention Center. The monorail operates from 7 AM to 2 AM on weekdays, 7 AM to 3 AM on weekends. Daily, multi-day, and multi-ride passes are available.

Fees and hours are subject to change without prior notification.

Entertainment

Produced by David Saxe and starring Dirk Arthur, Xtreme Magic is a fast-paced show featuring comedy, audience participation, dance routines, and magic sequences. Exotic cats may include an orange Bengal tiger, white striped tigers, a pure-white snow tiger, and black African leopards. Show tickets are available at the hotel’s box office.

In its fifth decade, Les Folies Bergere continues paying spectacular homage to French cabaret entertainment in song and dance and features women dancers in elaborate headdresses. The chorus line keeps tops on for an evening show in the Tiffany Theatre and doffs them for a late-night appearance.

The Celebration Lounge presents live musical acts nightly.

The Comedy Stop at the Trop features various comedians twice nightly.

Las Vegas Gaming Museum - Gaming museum containing thousands of pieces of memorabilia.

The 55,000-square-foot Casino supplies slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, keno, and a race and sports book.