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Laughlin used to be extremely busy with lots of snowbirds and people, however Laughlin must be changing or those of us old folks are staying home. The Tropicana was virtually dead! Hardly any people there. We did wonder on down to the Aquarius and the Golden Nugget and those casinos seemed to be much busier. I know that Tropicana is not on the river and perhaps that is the draw but even then, it did not account for the lack of people. The shopping mall is also a ghost town. There was once a huge crowd shopping for the holidays but now there is about one-third of the stores open and if there were 50 people in total shopping, that is stretching it.

Laughlin is a great place to stay whilst you explore that greater area. Close to Route 66. RIGHT on the Colorado River, some rooms with river view. You could stay four nights and go on a day trip in three different directions to explore and enjoy the area. Or rent a Jet Ski or go on a boat trip. Also plenty of bars and restaurants in the Casino’s. It’s more than Casino though, much more. Sometimes we never even set foot in the casino except to check in.

The people of laughlin were mostly friendly. We rode the water taxi (not worth the $25/person/day) one time, and decided to skip that. We stayed at Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort and I wouldn't stay there again. While I didn't see the rooms in the Edgewater, it was the cleanest of the casinos. We came for the Tim McGraw concert, and the laughlin event center is a great place to see a concert. It's a smaller venue so you have a good view no matter where you sit. Harrah's is too far to walk, so we drove there. They say Laughlin is "poor man's Vegas" and, well... it shows. It was a one-time adventure for us.

Stayed in two casinos over the course of 8 days the Golden Nugget that I left for last to spend the weekend was so sad the room and casino was the worst experience ever. Food at claim jumper and Bubba gumps was delicious.

If you have never been there before it’s ok to go check it out. Small town not too many casinos, unfortunately old and run down. Beautiful river, I was at a lake outside of town Beautiful! It’s not like Las Vegas that you find restaurants open at 1 or 3 am and on.

The stay was nice and relaxing and the facility was very nice .with many options to spend time there. Employees where very nice and welcoming. With a downfall at the pool one night, where it was close to closing time and the the younger crew was messy and left behind towels and trash . As they worker was cleaning up and our group was cleaning up our area they worker made a statement to us. About make sure we picked up our towels and place them in bin provided at the gate. were all over the ages 46-69 yrs old . If anyone needed to be told that ,was the younger generation that’s was careful. Lastly the rooms are very nice and seem to be clean . Expect the bath tub had some what mold and needed to be deeply clean more . Other than that the stay was good.