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When the Rio opened, the suites were clean and looked great. I have stayed at the Rio at least once a year for the subsequent 7 years and then I quit going. I quit going because the hotel has not kept the place fresh and clean. There are too many new hotels to really bother complaining.

I do miss the memories though and their Seafood Buffet is fun and was a good value.

They have a system of rating players like all casinos. The more you play, the more you earn points. If you find that the machines or tables aren't working for you, take a breather and go the the bar and watch the Carnival floats and play video poker for a while. You might get lucky and even get a picture taken with one of the dancers. I did and even get offered to attend a private meeting! I refused because I am wired as a committed type but I felt good that a hottie asked me if I could party with her after work.

If you plan to book here, make sure you get an upgraded suite. Pay more and you will get more. You'll feel better and may lift your spirits rather than the rooms they offer normal people.
3 stars