Bleh. The Orleans was never a show-stopper. It was never one of those \"great\" casinos in Las Vegas. However, it has stayed alive. Probably because of its location, where there are no close casinos to compete with and its low prices. I'm sure locals are happy to gamble here as well, keeping the money flowing. Not to mention The Orleans stays alive with its large events stadium which hosts numerous events, including the Las Vegas hockey team.\n\nAs for the casino it is stinky like a rag of chew stuffed in the shirt of a non-stop chain smoker. Yes, obviously The Orleans has not updated its ventilation system and prefers its visitors to be enraptured in the smell of cigarettes.\n\nThe casino at least hosts a decent movie theater removed from the casino floor on a second level. As for the restaurants I cannot comment on them since I've never been in any of them. The only one I am slightly interested in going to is Fuddruckers, which I didn't even know they had until a most recent visit to see a movie.\n\nI also cannot comment on the rooms, but considering the grungy feel and nasty smell of the casino I would not bother staying here anyway. \n\nOrleans would be a lot better if they just got a better ventilation system, and they would probably need to tear out their carpet and put new carpet in. Of course, I rarely frequent the casino, so they need not do it just for me... haha.