Guest Room Corridor in the Manor Building at Circus Circus
Taken September 2023
The Manor building sits across Las Vegas Boulevard from Circus Circus's main casino tower, connected to the rest of the resort by a skybridge. Its rooms are reached by interior corridors, a layout typical of Strip-adjacent motel annexes built before high-rise towers became the standard lodging format on the Strip. Circus Circus opened in 1968 and has operated continuously as a casino-hotel since, now under the ownership of Phil Ruffin. The Manor rooms are priced and marketed as a budget-oriented alternative to the resort's taller, newer towers.
Taken September 2023
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