OYO Hotel & Casino
657-room budget casino hotel one short block off the Strip at Tropicana Avenue, across from MGM Grand — 24-hour casino with $5 blackjack, William Hill sportsbook, two seasonal pools and a 24-hour Steak 'n Shake.



Is OYO Hotel & Casino Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates
OYO Hotel & Casino is a 657-room budget casino hotel at 115 E Tropicana Avenue, one short block east of the Strip and directly across Tropicana Avenue from the MGM Grand. The 19-story tower spent years as Hooters Casino Hotel before India-based OYO took over the flag in 2019, and it now competes on a single proposition: some of the lowest room rates anywhere within a five-minute walk of a Strip corner, with a real 24-hour casino downstairs.
The casino covers about 30,000 square feet with more than 340 slot and video poker machines and roughly 20 table games; blackjack starts at $5 and pays full 3:2, and a William Hill sportsbook handles daily lines and futures. Food is strictly casual: a 24-hour Steak 'n Shake, the Southside Retail Shop & Cafe pouring coffee and selling grab-and-go from 6 a.m., Splash Cantina out by the pool, and The Underground Lounge off the casino floor. Two outdoor pools open seasonally, and a 24-hour fitness center with Peloton bikes is covered by the resort fee, as is in-room Wi-Fi. Renovated standard rooms run 350-370 square feet; dogs are accepted in designated rooms for a fee.
The catch is the math and the building. On quiet weeknights the mandatory resort fee can cost more than the room itself, self-parking is charged nightly on top, and standard rooms skip the refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker unless you book a Premium category. This is an aging tower that was rebranded rather than rebuilt — expect worn corridors, noise carrying between rooms and from Tropicana Avenue, and cigarette smoke drifting through the 24-hour casino. The Athletics' ballpark is also rising on the former Tropicana site next door, so construction activity around the block is a fact of life into 2028. If you just need a clean bed near the south Strip and plan to be out all day, the all-in nightly cost still undercuts nearly everything across the street — just add the fees before you compare.
Insider tipThis is an older tower where noise carries, and the Athletics' ballpark is under construction on the lot right next door through 2028 — at check-in, ask for a high floor facing away from Tropicana Avenue for a quieter night. Splitting a room four ways? The two-double configurations book a touch cheaper than the two-queens for the same square footage.Check Rates & Availability →
Rooms

Standard Room, 1 King
2350-370 sq ft with one king bed, a small seating chair and a plainly renovated modern finish. Note that standard rooms do not include a refrigerator, microwave or coffee maker — only the Premium categories add those. Pool-view and Strip-view versions of the same room cost a step more.

Standard Room, 2 Queens
4The same 350-370 sq ft footprint fitted with two queen beds — the practical pick for four people splitting the bill. Two-double configurations also exist and book slightly cheaper; Strip-view and pool-view variants are available, and designated pet-friendly and accessible versions can be requested.

Jetted Tub Suite
2850-860 sq ft one-king suite with a separate living room, an in-room jetted tub and Strip views toward the MGM Grand corner. It sits between the 718 sq ft International and Bunk Bed suites and the 1,600 sq ft Presidential in the tower's small suite lineup.
Location
115 E Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89109

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