Hooters bought the San Remo Hotel and Casino and gussied it up a bit with the Hooters theme and the busty Hooters waitresses. Now that can't all be bad now can it? Well, it's really still just the San Remo with the Hooters owl up front. Sure, it's nice to have that South Florida "feel" in Las Vegas. They've spruced up the casino, the bathrooms and the pool area. The tiny sportsbook has a nice bar that you can watch the games at while munching on the superior wings that Hooters serves up. It can't compete with glitzy properties, but it doesn't even try. But if you want a clean place, where the people are friendly and you can always find a well lit table with low limits, this place is made for you. If you can, opt for the King suites, heck they are only a few bucks more, and they are large for discount standards. Avoid the motel as this downgrades the room rating a full point. Despite appealing to a medium roller, Hooters can sometimes be an expensive place. We've tried to stay there at Sporgy the past year and weren't up to spending 190 dollars for a room here.

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