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South, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Enjoy this popular Brazilian-style barbecue offering unlimited portions of marinated meats, poultry, and seafood as well as unique à la carte items. Find similar restaurants About This restaurant is permanently closed. The team can provide desserts and allow couples to bring their own wedding cakes for their day. The in-house bartending staff will also be on hand to ensure that you and your loved ones receive thoughtful service. Friendly bartenders will serve liquor, wine, and beers from a cash, open, or limited bar. Like many hotels in Vegas, Rio charges a hefty daily resort fee that includes “freebies” like Wi-Fi.They will also be happy to lead your guests in a champagne toast to the newlywed couple. Like many hotels in Vegas, Rio charges a hefty daily resort fee that includes “freebies” like Wi-Fi. LifeFitness equipment is crammed into every available corner, so try to snag a treadmill by the window that overlooks the pool. The gym is housed in a dark room with - get this - wall-to-wall carpeting, wallpaper, and thick drapery.
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While it does offer a full range of facial, massage, and beauty services, we’d say it’s worth it to cough up a few extra bucks for a treatment at the Bellagio or Caesars. Rio’s cookie-cutter spa could be swapped with Bally’s and you wouldn’t know the difference. The hotel’s on-site spa and fitness center are dated and unimpressive.
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Also on the rooftop is the VooDoo Zip Line - a thrilling ride that launches guests on a cable between two of the hotel’s towers. Located on the hotel’s rooftop, VooDoo Nightclub offers fantastic views of the Strip. Rio has five bars, the most popular of which is VooDoo Nightclub. Quick bites like Starbucks and a Burger King Whopper Bar are also available. Other options include Vietnamese, Indian, and Dim Sum. The restaurant’s fresh seafood and reasonable prices attract guests and non-guests alike. Carnival World & Seafood Buffet is probably one of the most popular. Rio is home to 11 restaurants, ranging from cheap all-you-can eat buffets to fine-dining steakhouses. There are four bars, and one nightclub, and nearly a dozen dining options.
The hotel is home to multiple long-running shows, including Penn & Teller, Chippendales, and Rock of Ages. But for those uninterested in gambling, Rio is chock-full of nightlife and entertainment options. Instead of one major space devoted to gaming, Rio’s casino meanders through the lobby, past bars and restaurants, and culminates before multiple elevator banks that lead to guest rooms. The massive space is dark, but made to look like the lively streets of Rio during Carnival. See MoreĪt 100,000 square feet, Rio’s casino can hold its own against its peers on the Strip. Some categories have only shower/tub combos or walk-in showers rather than separate soaking tubs and showers.
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Bathrooms are not a high point, and we spotted cracked tiles and water stained showerheads. Unfortunately even in the updated rooms there is some wear, such as chipped desks and armoires. Bright blue headboards are complemented by a bright orange accent wall, while multicolored patterned rugs and wall art liven up the space. Bright, funky decor feels a a tad more reminiscent of Rio de Janeiro’s lively streets and beaches. Updated rooms feel more aptly suited to the hotel’s Brazilian theme. Still, many will find these rooms adequate for the price. Bathrooms earn points for the size - large soaking tubs, glass encased showers, double sinks -but their bland tile floors and beige granite counters are nothing to write home about. Beds aren’t anything nicer than what you might find in a Best Western or a Holiday Inn, and amenities like flat-screen TVs and non-branded single cup coffeemakers don’t add any sort of wow factor. Though clean, these rooms feel worn. Sofas look like they’ve been sat in too many times, and throw pillows appear flatter than pancakes.
Dated rooms, like the Carioca Queen we saw during our visit, resemble the waiting room for a doctor's office, with drab taupe tones, cheap furniture, and stock photos hanging on the walls. Even standard rooms have separate living and bedroom areas. Rio doesn’t take the “All Suites” part of its name lightly, and rooms start at 600 square feet. The good news is that all rooms are massive. Rooms at Rio are a mixed bag - some are nicely updated with bright furnishings and funky decor, while others are dated and bland.
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