Mirage Hotel Las Vegas Casino Review
The Mirage has anchored the Las Vegas Strip for decades with its signature volcano show and tropical atrium. Its casino floor balances classic table games with thousands of modern slots and a dedicated poker room.
Recent renovations added new restaurants and a refreshed high-limit lounge. Despite competition from newer resorts, the Mirage remains a solid mid-tier choice for visitors seeking convenience and variety.
Slot Floor and Table Games
Over 1,800 slots range from penny
machines to $100 denominations. Video poker fans
Slot Floor and Table Games
Over 1,800 slots range from penny machines to $100 denominations. Video poker fans find full-pay Jacks or Better in the high-limit area. Table minimums start at $15 on weekdays and rise to $25 on weekends. The poker room spreads daily tournaments at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Hotel and Dining
"Look at payment speed and table limits, not only the headline bonus."
Rooms feature updated furnishings and rainfall showers. Guests receive a casino voucher worth $25 after check-in. Dining options include a food hall, a steakhouse, and a pan-Asian buffet open until midnight.
Pros and Cons
show, responsive staff, good poker room. Cons:
Pros: Central Strip location, free volcano show, responsive staff, good poker room. Cons: Older room inventory compared with newer hotels, limited high-limit table selection.
Verdict
classic Vegas atmosphere without paying top-tier resort
The Mirage suits travelers who want classic Vegas atmosphere without paying top-tier resort fees. Book mid-week for the best rates and enjoy the central location for easy access to neighboring casinos.