Circa Resort & Casino

Circa is downtown's slick, adults-only (21+) resort, merging vintage Vegas charm with cutting-edge tech. Highlights include the world's largest sportsbook, the six-pool year-round Stadium Swim amphitheater and the rooftop Legacy Club bar. Modern and lively, from $119/night.

Is Circa Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Circa is the first ground-up resort built in downtown Las Vegas in decades, and it makes a statement: a strictly adults-only (21+) hotel that wraps retro facades around genuinely cutting-edge technology. It's a sports fan's dream, home to the largest sportsbook in the world — a three-story wall of screens.

Its other showpiece is Stadium Swim, a six-pool amphitheater with a giant screen that's heated and open year-round, and the rooftop Legacy Club delivers some of downtown's best views. With strong dining (Barry's Downtown Prime) and a lively, modern energy, it's a standout. Rates start around $119 a night before fees.

Budget for the add-ons: the resort fee runs $50 plus tax (about $56.50 a night), and parking at the Garage Mahal is paid even for hotel guests — $25 a day to self-park or $20 for valet, one of the few places in Vegas where valet is the cheaper option. Circa anchors the west end of the Fremont Street Experience, roughly 4 miles from mid-Strip: count on a 15-minute drive or rideshare, or take the 24/7 Deuce bus that links Fremont Street with the entire Strip. Downtown itself needs no car — the canopy, the Mob Museum and a dozen casinos are all within a ten-minute walk.

Insider tipTraveling as a foursome? Book the Bunk Pad — a 713-square-foot suite with two sets of bunk beds that sleeps four, plus a wet bar and living area — so a group shares one room instead of booking two.
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Attractions at Circa Resort & Casino

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Rooms

Double King

Double King

4

This 424-square-foot room features two king beds along with an in-room refrigerator, a small bench, a desk and a TV. The bathroom has a walk-in shower with a sitting bench and dual vanity sinks.

Single King

Single King

2

This 424-square-foot room features one king bed along with an in-room refrigerator, a large corner sitting area, a desk and a TV. The bathroom has a walk-in shower with a sitting bench and dual vanity sinks.

Circa Suite

Circa Suite

4

This 867-square-foot suite features one king bed along with two TVs, a wet bar, a dining table and a convertible couch with a king-sized mattress. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, a private water closet and dual vanity sinks.

Bunk Pad

Bunk Pad

4

This 713-square-foot suite features two sets of old-school-style bunk beds that sleep up to four, plus a living area with a wet bar, two TVs, a dining table and multiple seating areas. The bathroom has a walk-in shower with a sitting bench and dual vanity sinks.

Location

8 Fremont Street

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Frequently asked questions

What does Circa's resort fee cover?

The resort fee is $50 plus tax (about $56.50 a night) and bundles in-room Wi-Fi, 24-hour fitness-center access, bottled water and phone calls — plus two general-admission Stadium Swim passes per room each night, so the pool access other resorts sell separately is already baked in.

Is parking free at Circa?

No — the eight-story Garage Mahal is paid even for hotel guests, but here's the quirk: valet ($20 a day) is actually cheaper than self-parking ($25), one of the few Vegas hotels where that's true. Day visitors pay tiered rates from $15, and only the upper tiers of the Club One loyalty program park free.

Can you bring kids to Circa?

No. Circa is strictly 21-and-over across the whole property — casino, hotel towers, Stadium Swim, restaurants and bars — and even reserving a room requires the guest to be 21. It's one of the very few fully adults-only resorts in Las Vegas.

How do you get from Circa to the Strip?

Circa anchors the west end of Fremont Street, about 4 miles from mid-Strip — a 15-minute drive or rideshare. No car? The 24/7 Deuce bus runs the full length of the Strip from downtown, and Circa itself sits within a ten-minute walk of the Fremont canopy, the Mob Museum and a dozen casinos.

What are Stadium Swim's hours, and is everything included?

The six-pool amphitheater is heated and open year-round, typically 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., ages 21+. Your included passes cover general admission and first-come loungers; daybeds and cabanas are a paid upgrade, and on big game days it fills early, so aim to arrive near opening.

Does Circa have a spa?

No — Circa skips the spa entirely, so book any treatments at a neighboring property. It does keep a 24-hour fitness center (included in the resort fee), and the year-round Stadium Swim pools double as the resort's unwind-and-relax scene.
Rating

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Number of rooms777
Adult onlyYes, only visitors 21 years of age and older are allowed in the Circa Resort. Anyone found to be underage will be asked to leave.
CasinoYes.
Race & Sports BookYes, Circa features the largest sportsbook in the world.
RestaurantsBarry's Downtown Prime - Steakhouse Saginaw's Delicatessen - Deli Victory Burger & Wings Co. - American 8 East - Pan-Asian Project BBQ - Barbecue Jack Pots - Café
NightlifeYes. The Circa bars include the Legacy Club, Vegas Vickie's, Mega Bar, Overhang Bar and Circa Bar.
AttractionsNo.
PoolAges 21+. Stadium Swim is a six-pool amphitheater with a giant video screen, heated and open year-round; hotel guests receive two complimentary general-admission passes per room each night.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes, the fitness center is open 24 hours.
SpaThere is no spa at the Circa Resort.
ShopsYes.
Wedding servicesNo.
Business centerNo.
Convention roomsNo.
ConciergeYes.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes.
Maid serviceYes.
Pets allowedNo. Only trained service animals are permitted.
In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the resort fee.
ElevatorsYes.
Parking garageYes, both self and valet parking in the eight-story, art-filled Garage Mahal.
Parking feesHotel guests pay $25 per day for self-parking (charged to the room) or $20 per day for valet. Visitors pay tiered self-parking rates from $15 (up to 3 hours) to $25 for a full day; special-event days can cost more. Upper tiers of the Club One loyalty program park free.
RV parkNo.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
Incidental chargesThe hotel requires a credit card and a $100 deposit on the card for security/incidental charges.
Prices From$119
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