Tuscany Suites & Casino

Name: Tuscany Suites & Casino
Address: 255 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169, Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $45+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

All-suite off-Strip casino hotel on Flamingo Road with roughly 650-square-foot suites, free self and valet parking, two garden pools, and Rat Pack-era shows in the Copa Room.

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A value play for families and multi-night road-trippers who'll take a roomy suite and free parking over a Strip address — and the wrong pick for anyone set on walking to the Boulevard or wanting nightlife and late-night food downstairs.

3-star hotel
On the Strip
From $45/night
4.0

All 716 units are suites of about 650 square feet — double a typical Strip room — and Two-Bedroom Suites reach roughly 1,300 square feet
A 24,700-square-foot casino deals 3:2 blackjack and houses a Circa Sports book
On-site dining runs from Bistecca (Italian steakhouse) to Pub 365 with its 365 rotating craft beers, plus Marilyn's Café and Caffè Bottega
The Copa Room stages Rat Pack-era shows and the Piazza Lounge has free live music nightly

💸 Good to know: Resort fee$45/night + tax · Self-parkingFree

Is Tuscany Suites & Casino Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Tuscany Suites & Casino is a 716-suite, all-suite casino hotel on 27 landscaped acres at 255 E Flamingo Road, about 0.7 miles east of the mid-Strip corridor. Open since December 2001 and still family-owned, it sells one thing better than almost anyone in Las Vegas: space. Every unit is a suite of roughly 650 square feet — more than double a typical Strip hotel room — at rates that regularly undercut the big resorts. That math makes it a fixture for longer stays, families, and anyone doing Las Vegas by car.

Standard Executive Suites pair a pillow-top king or two double beds with a separate living area, full-size sofa, dining table, and a wet bar with a refrigerator and coffee maker; Two-Bedroom Suites stretch to about 1,300 square feet with dual master bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The garden courtyard holds two outdoor pools — a heated lap pool and a lagoon-style pool — plus whirlpool spas and rentable cabanas. The casino runs about 24,700 square feet with 600-plus slot and video poker machines, table games with 3:2 blackjack, and a Circa Sports book. Dining covers Bistecca (Italian steakhouse), Marilyn's Café (American, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily), Pub 365 with 365 rotating craft beers, and Caffè Bottega for coffee. The Copa Room stages The Rat Pack Is Back and Rich Little, while the Piazza Lounge has free live music nightly. Self-parking and valet are both free for guests.

The trade-offs are real. The walk to the Strip runs 15 to 20 minutes along Flamingo Road — fine in March, punishing in July — and there is no shuttle, so budget for rideshares or bring a car. The $45-plus-tax nightly resort fee is steep for a three-star property; on a quiet weeknight, when rates can start around $45, the fee effectively doubles the bill. The low-rise buildings and decor are comfortable but dated in places despite ongoing renovations, and Marilyn's Café is not 24-hour, so late-night food options on site are thin. Accept those caveats and Tuscany is one of the better value plays off the Strip: quiet, roomy, and honest about what it is.

Insider tipIf you want private outdoor space, ask specifically for a ground-floor Executive Double Suite — those come with a lanai (a small private patio) and are sold as their own room category, so you have to request them at booking rather than hope for the assignment at check-in.

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Upcoming Shows

from $90

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The Rat Pack is Back!

Rooms

Deluxe Executive Suite, 1 King

About 650 square feet: a pillow-top king bed plus a separate living area with a full-size sofa and chair. A wet bar runs along the living room with a refrigerator and coffee maker, and there is a dining table with chairs. The bathroom has a tub, a separate shower, and its own water closet.

Executive Double Suite

The same roughly 650-square-foot suite layout configured with two double beds — the practical pick for families or two travelers splitting the bill. Living area with sofa, dining table, and wet bar with refrigerator. Ground-floor versions with a lanai (private patio) are sold as a separate category.

Two-Bedroom Suite

About 1,300 square feet with two master bedrooms, each holding a king or queen bed and its own full bathroom — one with a jetted tub. A shared central living and dining area with a wet bar sits between them, so two couples get real doors that close.

Location

255 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169

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Frequently asked questions

How far is Tuscany Suites from the Las Vegas Strip?

It sits on East Flamingo Road about 0.7 miles east of Las Vegas Boulevard — a 15-to-20-minute walk to the Flamingo/Horseshoe stretch of the Strip. There is no hotel shuttle, and the walk is comfortable in spring but brutal in summer heat, so most guests drive (parking is free) or take a short rideshare.

How much is the resort fee at Tuscany Suites, and is it worth it?

It is $45 per night plus tax, and it bundles in Wi-Fi and both self-parking and valet. The catch is the math on cheap nights: when rates can start around $45, the flat fee nearly matches the room rate, so the value works out best on higher-rate weekends or longer multi-night stays rather than a one-night bargain.

Is there late-night food at Tuscany Suites?

Not much on property. Marilyn's Café, the all-day restaurant, runs 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily and is not 24-hour, and Bistecca is a dinner steakhouse — so after 11 p.m. the sit-down options thin out. Pub 365 and the casino's Toscana Bar cover drinks and pub fare, but night owls should plan on a short rideshare to the 24-hour spots on the Strip.

What do I need at check-in at Tuscany Suites?

Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out is 11 a.m. You must be at least 21 to reserve a room, and a credit card is required at check-in for incidental charges — debit cards are not accepted for that deposit, so bring an actual credit card even if you prepaid the room.

Is Tuscany Suites a good choice for families or a long stay?

It is one of the better off-Strip picks for both. Every suite has a separate living area with a full-size sofa, a dining table, and a wet bar with a refrigerator, and the Two-Bedroom Suites (about 1,300 square feet) give two couples or parents-and-kids their own bedrooms and full bathrooms. The property also has an on-site coin-operated guest laundry and same-day dry cleaning, which — paired with free parking — makes a week-long road trip far easier.

Rating

4.0

Number of rooms716 suites — an all-suite property; standard suites run about 650 square feet.

CasinoYes — about 24,700 square feet with 600+ slot and video poker machines and table games; blackjack pays 3:2.

Race & Sports BookYes — Circa Sports operates the sportsbook.

RestaurantsBistecca - Italian steakhouse Marilyn's Café - American café, daily 7 a.m.–11 p.m. Pub 365 - pub fare with 365 rotating craft beers Caffè Bottega - coffee and Italian café fare

EntertainmentCopa Room - ticketed shows (The Rat Pack Is Back, Rich Little) Piazza Lounge - free live music nightly Toscana Bar - casino bar

PoolTwo outdoor pools in the garden courtyard — a heated lap pool and a lagoon-style pool — plus whirlpool spas and rentable cabanas.

SpaThe Spa at Tuscany — massage treatments, located inside the fitness center.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes — fitness center with cardio machines, a Smith machine, and free weights.

Room serviceYes — through Marilyn's Café.

Pets allowedNo — pets are prohibited (service animals excepted).

In-room Internet accessYes — Wi-Fi is included in the resort fee.

Convention roomsOver 37,000 square feet of meeting and event space.

Hotel amenitiesGift shop, coin-operated guest laundry, same-day dry cleaning, free Wi-Fi in public areas, 27 acres of landscaped grounds.

Parking garageFree — both self-parking and valet are covered by the resort fee.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time3 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

Incidental chargesA credit card is required at check-in for incidental charges; debit cards are not accepted for the deposit.

Prices From$45

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