I was so happy with it I peeled back the sheets to find the mattress tag and learn who manufactured it. I'm fussy about mattresses, and this was about as good as I've ever experienced. Terrible’s scores bonus points for a coffee maker (something most Strip casinos don't provide), a big, wide flat-screen TV, and a very comfortable Serta pillow-top bed. I would compare it to the quality of a good motel room in terms of size and furniture. The room was number easy to remember: 2010, the year at the time. My room was located on the second of three floors. During the course of my stay, I noticed many of the guests checking in were pilots. The check-in process went smooth and quick. When I arrived, there was no line and two agents were helping other guests.
The hotel check-in counter is located inside the casino. There was no resort fee, which I applaud. My room, on a Wednesday night, was $29 plus Nevada's 12% room tax. HotelĪccording to the 2010 American Casino Guide, Terrible's has 370 rooms. In addition to its proximity to the Strip and airport, Terrible's is also close to the Hard Rock Casino, UNLV, the Atomic Testing Museum, the Liberace Museum and the Pinball Hall of Fame. It runs 24 hours and comes by every 15-20 minutes most times of the day.
If you want to get to the Strip but don't have a vehicle, I would recommend taking the 202 Flamingo Rd. I noted the tip of the Eiffel Tower in the picture. The picture above was taken near the casino, looking towards the Strip, to give you an idea of the distance. Terrible’s is also about 1.2 miles from the Strip. It is the second closest casino to the airport, second to the Hard Rock, which is a short walk south along Paradise Rd. Specifically, it’s on the southeast corner. LocationĪs mentioned above, Terrible's is located on the corner of Flamingo and Paradise. The clientele looks mostly blue collar or retired. Terrible's Las Vegas casino seems primarily targeted to economy-minded locals and tourists. If the signage with the Terrible's sheriff doesn't catch your eye, then the large American flags will. We locals see Terrible's businesses everywhere. In 2000, it was renovated and reopened as Terrible's.Īt first glance, the name Terrible's may not seem like the most appealing name for a casino, but it is but a small part of the Terrible Herbst empire of gas stations, car washes, quick lubes and casinos. It was previously known as the Continental. Terrible's Hotel and Casino is medium-sized property located at the intersection of Paradise and Flamingo, about a mile north of the airport and a mile east of the Strip. The property is much less terrible than it was under the Terrible's name (sorry for the pun).
What follows is a review of Terrible's, the former name of this property before it went through a renovation and name change to the Silver Sevens in 2013.
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