A tropical-themed resort, with a casual, party atmosphere, guests at Hooters  are treated to comfortable rooms with several amenities, plenty of exciting casino action, a variety of dining options and more.

A beach-bumming feel permeates Hooters, right down to the image of sandy footprints on the floor of the elevators leading up to the rooms and the line of colorful surf boards on the walls of each lobby level.

The rooms are casually decorated and include a round bar table with orange, Hooters-themed bar stools (Hooters Girls not included). The king-sized or double beds, which are so popular they have been made available for purchase at the front desk, feature 500-thread-count sheets and comforters with removable duvet covers.

For a complete beach experience, guests can also choose to stay in the bungalows rooms, located off the pool area with direct access to the pool and S.A.S.S., a full-service salon and spa, as well as a fitness center.

In Hooters' 30,000 square foot casino, wood flooring lines the general pathways while festive lights are strung along the ceiling. A Hooters Girls' Party Pit keeps the action hopping with Hooters Girls behind the tables to deal games including war and blackjack. Also featured is Hooter's own rapid roulette with a specially licensed Bud-Light beer tap. There is also a poker room offering games at both smoking and non-smoking tables.

Between gambling, swimming and ogling, the typical Hooters Casino Hotel guest can work up quite an appetite. But with several restaurants to choose from, hunger is never an issue. The Dam Restaurant is a 24-hour coffee shop that serves huge food portions and features a buffet on weekends. Hooters' own namesake restaurant, Hooters, is the only one in the world to feature a full bar. Also be sure to try a Shorty Burger at Pete and Shorty's Book & Bar or enjoy a wine from the extensive collection at Dan Marino's Fine Food & Spirits, Las Vegas' first restaurant from the former Miami Dolphins quarterback.

In the evening, the Night Owl Showroom oozes with old school charm, with tables and chairs in the intimate space, putting guests up close and personal with entertainers, including comic Bobby Slayton and The Mentalist Gerry McCambridge. For live music, try Nippers Pool Bar, or the Porch Dogs club, with its whimsical decor.