Best rooms at Silverton Casino Lodge — ranked and who each suits
Top choices: For straightforward value, choose a Lodge or Lodge Pool View Room (renovated standard rooms available with king or two queens). If you want direct pool access pick a Grand Terrace Room with a private patio onto The Swimmin' Hole; for more space pick the Luxe Lodge Suite or the Ranchero Suite depending on whether you want a separate living area or extra suite-style amenities.
In this guide
Best value — Lodge and Lodge Pool View Room
Lodge and Lodge Pool View Room are the standard guest rooms at Silverton Casino Lodge; both come in 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and were part of the property’s recent Lodge-room renovation completed in August 2023.
Choose Lodge for a typical non-terrace room; pick Lodge Pool View Room if you want a view toward the pool deck without the extra square footage and suite features.
These rooms are the simplest way to get the resort’s included amenities (free Wi‑Fi, shuttle, fitness center access, and aquarium/mermaid attractions via the resort fee) while staying on property.
- Beds: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Renovated Lodge rooms (August 2023)
- Pool view option available without suite upgrade
- Best for travelers who will be out most of the day and want basic, updated rooms
| Feature | Lodge | Lodge Pool View Room |
|---|---|---|
| Bed options | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| View | Standard | Pool-facing |
| Ideal for | Budget-conscious travelers | Guests who want quick pool visibility |
Best for pool access — Grand Terrace Room
Grand Terrace Room includes a private patio or balcony that overlooks The Swimmin' Hole and can provide direct pool-deck access on select rooms. If pool time and easy entry are priorities, this category reduces the walk and gives you a simple outdoor seating spot.
The Swimmin' Hole is the hotel’s guest-only pool deck (pool hours and amenities are managed by the property). Pool hours are Sunday–Thursday 8:00 AM–8:00 PM and Friday–Saturday 8:00 AM–10:00 PM; the pool deck includes cabanas, daybeds and a large retractable screen used for events.
Grand Terrace rooms are useful for families and pool-focused stays because access is controlled by room key and the pool area is reserved for registered guests.
- Private patio/balcony overlooking The Swimmin' Hole (select rooms have direct access)
- Pool access exclusive to registered hotel guests (room key required)
- Pool deck amenities: deluxe cabanas, daybeds, fire pits, 32-foot retractable jumbo screen
- Best for swim-focused stays and families who want quick pool access
| Pool detail | Notes |
|---|---|
| Pool hours | Sun–Thu 8AM–8PM; Fri–Sat 8AM–10PM |
| Access | Guests only; room key required |
| Deck features | 11 cabanas, 4 daybeds, 3 fire pits, large event screen |
Best suite for space — Luxe Lodge Suite
Luxe Lodge Suite is the go-to when you want a separate living area in addition to a bedroom. These suites include a living room with seating and a TV plus suite conveniences such as a dining/wet bar area in many layouts.
If you need space to work, host small visitors, or simply spread out after a show or conference, the Luxe Lodge Suite provides that separation between sleeping and living areas.
- 1 King Bed with separate living room
- Sitting area, TV and small dining/wet bar in many suites
- Good choice for longer stays, small groups, or guests who want at-home space
| Why pick this suite | Who it suits |
|---|---|
| Separate living area and bedroom | Couples wanting space; business travelers needing a work area |
| Wet bar / dining nook | Guests who want light in-suite dining or snacks |
| Bigger footprint than standard rooms | Families that want one bedroom plus living space (note: rollaways not guaranteed) |
Best for suite amenities — Ranchero Suite
Ranchero Suite offers suite-style amenities with a king bedroom and a separate living area; some listings note features such as a double vanity and wet bar in certain Ranchero layouts.
This suite is a strong option when you want a more residential feel—seating for visitors, separate dressing area, and a layout that supports relaxed mornings or evenings away from the casino noise.
- 1 King Bed with separate living area
- Some Ranchero Suite photos show double vanity and wet bar features
- Best for guests who want suite comforts without upgrading to a larger presidential-style offering
| Feature | Ranchero Suite |
|---|---|
| Bedroom | 1 King Bed |
| Living area | Separate seating area with sofa and chairs |
| Good for | Guests wanting suite amenities and more privacy |
Which room suits families, and what to know about kids
Silverton Casino Lodge is family-oriented with attractions like the 117,000-gallon aquarium and scheduled mermaid swims, but registration requires at least one guest 21 or older at check-in. The aquarium and Mermaid Restaurant are family-friendly, while the casino floor is restricted to 21+.
For families, consider Grand Terrace Room (pool access) or suites (Luxe Lodge Suite or Ranchero Suite) for more space. Note that cribs and rollaway beds are available for a nightly fee but extra beds aren’t guaranteed in every room type.
- Crib fee: $30 per night (available on request)
- Rollaway bed fee: $30 per night (availability limited)
- All registered guests must be 21+ to check in even if the property has family attractions
- Aquarium and mermaid shows are open to families; casino areas are 21+
| Family need | Best room choice |
|---|---|
| Direct pool access | Grand Terrace Room |
| Extra living space | Luxe Lodge Suite or Ranchero Suite |
| Budget stay with family-friendly attractions | Lodge / Lodge Pool View Room |
Practical tips — booking, resort fee, and check-in notes
Check-in at Silverton begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. A photo ID and credit card are required at check-in; the property applies an incidental hold (reported as $100 per night).
A resort fee covers specific inclusions — examples listed by third-party sources include free Wi‑Fi, 24-hour fitness center access, Strip and airport shuttle service, in-room safe, smart TV, pillow-top mattresses, and access to aquarium attractions — and is separate from room rates.
If you arrive early, note that a late check-in fee is possible for arrivals between noon and the standard 3:00 PM check‑in window per some booking sources; confirm with the hotel before arrival.
- Check-in: 3:00 PM; Check-out: 11:00 AM
- Incidental hold applied at check-in (reported at $100 per night)
- Resort fee covers shuttle, Wi‑Fi, fitness access and aquarium/mermaid attractions (see property for current inclusions and rates)
- Pool access is limited to registered hotel guests using their room key
| Topic | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Early/late arrival | Late check-in fee reported for arrivals between noon and 3:00 PM (confirm at booking) |
| Payment | Photo ID and credit card required; property accepts major cards |
| Parking | Complimentary self-parking and valet available |
