Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino Tours and Tickets

There is no cost to step inside the casino at the Rio Hotel (apart from gambling), and room rates vary quite a bit depending on the season and what special events are being held in Las Vegas. Ticket prices also vary for entertainment.

Entertainment at Rio includes regular comedy shows at the Comedy Cellar, which is affiliated with the famous NYC venue of the same name, as well as burlesque. Comedy magician duo Penn & Teller also have a residency at the Rio, and it's suitable for kids and adults alike.

Dining choices at the Rio range from fast-casual to upscale. There’s the Canteen Food Hall, offering items from fried chicken and burgers to sushi and ramen. You‘ll also find VooDoo Steak, the Wine Cellar Tasting Room, KJ Dim Sum, and Kang’s Kitchen, a Korean barbecue restaurant, plus other bars and eateries.

Yes, the Rio Hotel & Casino has a gym, but note that it's not open 24 hours a day. Features include Peloton bikes, treadmills, stair climbers, and rowing machines, as well as a variety of weight-training machines plus free weights. There’s also a dedicated stretching area.

Yes, the Rio Hotel & Casino has a pool, which is set on a 3-acre (1-hectare) patio. The pool area draws inspiration from Brazil and features palm trees, colorful cabanas and lounge chairs, and a waterfall feature. You can book your cabana or daybed in advance on the hotel website.

The Rio Hotel & Casino is near a number of other popular casinos and their respective attractions. Some of the closest include Caesars Palace and its on-site mall, The Forum Shops at Caesars, and Bellagio Hotel & Casino, with its famous dancing fountain.