I've stayed at Red Rock 3 or 4 times before and I can't believe I never reviewed it! This is definitely one of my favorite hotels in Vegas. I'm kind of over all the crowds and traffic on the strip so recently we've been staying a lot at Red Rock and Green Valley.
Red Rock might not be as luxurious as the Wynn, but it seems hipper. I love the lobby with the red doors and sitting area. The pool is also awesome in the summer and use of the spa is included in the resort fee. The rooms here are clean, large and modern. I had to laugh at Lorrie M's comment about the single elevator because it is so true. I never noticed it previously (maybe we always had rooms close to the elevator?), but this time while dragging my suitcase and carrying a bag with laptop and a heavy loaf of pumpkin bread, the walk to our room seemed endless. The hallway literally kept going and going. Next time we will ask for a room closer to the elevator especially if my grandma comes along.
They also have a large selection of restaurants ranging from a food court to italian, steak, burgers, japanese and of course a buffet. There is also a movie theater, arcade and a bowling alley. Of course I'm in Vegas strictly to gamble (and shop and eat). There are tons of slots and the machines are always changing - not always a good thing if you have a favorite! I usually play blackjack and they have a few $5 and $10 tables even at night. We also played Bingo for the first time this trip and even though we didn't win, we had a good time. It costs between $4 and $14 for a booklet of cards and there are 13 games in an hour session. If you lose all your money you can always go back to your room where there is free wireless internet lol.
I'll definitely be back - hopefully in the summer next time so I can take advantage of the pool!