Greek Isles, Las Vegas Strip

History of Greek Isles

This used to be Debbie Reynolds' old joint! They've been talking about closing and refurbishing Greek Isles for a coupla years now. I wouldn't hold your breath about it.

How are the rooms at Greek Isles?

Greek Isles has three flavors of rooms, the Standard Room, which is as standard as they come, Mini-Suites (the same size as Standard rooms - gip!) and Suite generally twice as large as the Standard and Mini-Suites with a living room, multiple bedrooms, wet bar, and multiple bedrooms.
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The rooms are clean, but look like your grandma's condo in Ft. Lauderdale. Rooms are priced around $100 on busy weekends, don't pay more unless your sunk. Greek Isles is certainly not the fanciest joint in town, but not the grungiest either. They've got Internet service and coffee machines (Tasters Choice! mmmmm thats goooood cofffffay!)

What restaurants are at Greek Isles?

They serve a pretty mean breakfast. All the food at the Greek Isles is affordable and reasonable. As with most smaller joints, its probably a good idea to avoid the room service. The Greek Taverna is gone, replaced by the brand new (and neatly decorated)Yanni's Greek Restaurant. Yanni's offers assorted Greek Eats as well as some other goodies... live at the Acropolis.

Where is Greek Isles Located?

Right between the Convention Center and the strip... parallel with the former Stardust.

Exclusive Tips for Greek Isles:

Be sure to look into the wedding chapel if you're interested in a Big Fat Greek Wedding.

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