What to pack for a stay at Silverton Casino Lodge
Pack casual daytime clothes, swimsuits and sun gear for The Swimmin' Hole, plus business-casual options if you plan to dine at Twin Creeks Steakhouse or attend events in the Veil Pavilion. Bring ID and the credit card you’ll use at check-in (all registered guests must be 21+ to check in), basic toiletries, medications, and chargers — the resort fee covers Wi‑Fi, fitness-center access and shuttle service so you don’t need to worry about those extras.
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What to bring for your room
Silverton Casino Lodge rooms include essentials such as pillow-top mattresses, an in-room safe and smart TV (these items are covered in the resort fee). If you have a room preference, bring any small extras you like for comfort: a travel pillow, sleep mask, or a favorite tea/packable snacks.
- Bring a photo ID and the credit card you’ll use for the incidental hold (the property requires ID and card at check-in).
- If you need a crib or rollaway: the hotel provides a crib or rollaway for a fee (crib and rollaway fees apply — confirm availability when booking).
- Light layers for cool evenings in air-conditioned rooms.
| Common Room Types | Beds available |
|---|---|
| Lodge | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Lodge Pool View Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Luxe Lodge Suite | 1 King Bed |
Pool and pool-deck essentials
The Swimmin' Hole is guest-only and requires your room key for entry; pack swim gear and items you’ll want poolside. Pool hours and food/beverage service vary by day, and the pool bar opens at 11:00 AM. The deck has cabanas, daybeds and fire pits (some are available for a surcharge).
Bring sun protection and a small bag for wet items — complimentary coffee is served at the fire pits in the mornings, but other poolside services may carry extra charges.
- Swimsuit(s) and cover-up
- Sunscreen and a wide‑brim hat or sunglasses
- Waterproof phone case or zip bag for valuables
- Flip-flops or water shoes
- Light towel if you prefer your own (hotel provides towels but guests often bring a quick-dry one)
| Pool Feature | Note |
|---|---|
| Access | Room key required (guest-only) |
| Pool-bar hours | Opens daily at 11:00 AM |
| Hours | Sun–Thu 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; Fri–Sat 8:00 AM–10:00 PM |
Clothing for dining and casino evenings
On-site restaurants range from casual (Sundance Grill, Johnny Rockets, Starbucks) to more polished dining (Twin Creeks Steakhouse). Dress comfortably for daytime and bring a business-casual option if you plan a steakhouse dinner or a weekend celebration at Twin Creeks. The casino floor and gaming areas are restricted to guests 21 and older.
Evening temperatures in Las Vegas can cool off, so a light jacket or sweater is useful when heading out after sunset.
- Casual daytime outfits for walking the property and visiting Bass Pro Shops
- Business-casual outfit for Twin Creeks Steakhouse or special dinners
- Comfortable shoes for walking and any nearby shopping
| Venue | Typical Dress |
|---|---|
| Sundance Grill / Johnny Rockets | Casual |
| Twin Creeks Steakhouse | Business Casual |
| Mermaid Restaurant & Lounge | Casual to smart casual |
Toiletries, medications and personal items
Rooms include Bath & Body Works amenities as part of the resort fee, but pack any prescription medications, specialty toiletries or preferred brands you need. The property does not operate a full-service spa — references to a spa tub refer to hot tub/jacuzzi amenities rather than an on-site spa.
Also bring basic first-aid items and any allergy medicines you use; Las Vegas is dry, so lip balm and moisturizer can help with comfort.
- Prescription medications (in original containers) and a small first-aid kit
- Toothbrush/toothpaste, deodorant, razor — hotel supplies are limited to standard amenities
- Sunscreen, moisturizer, lip balm
| Bathroom note | What to expect |
|---|---|
| In-room toiletries | Bath & Body Works amenities included via resort fee |
| Bathtub/shower | Some rooms and suites may have tub-shower combos or a freestanding tub in select suites — confirm when booking |
| Spa | No full-service spa on property |
Electronics, travel documents and money
Bring chargers, portable battery packs, and the correct power adapters for your devices. Free Wi‑Fi is provided through the Silverton‑Guest‑Cox network, so you can plan to stay connected without buying extra mobile data.
Carry a government photo ID (all guests checking in must be 21 or older) and the credit card you’ll use for incidentals; the property typically places an incidental hold at check-in.
- Photo ID (21+ required to check in)
- Credit card used for the incidental hold
- Phone charger and portable battery
- Copies of reservation confirmation and any special requests
| Resort inclusions relevant to tech | Notes |
|---|---|
| Wi‑Fi | Free for guests on Silverton-Guest-Cox network |
| Airport and Strip shuttle | Included in resort fee — check schedule |
| Fitness center | 24-hour access included in the resort fee |
Fitness, activities and extras to pack
The property has a 24-hour fitness center (access included in the resort fee) and family-friendly attractions such as the 117,000-gallon aquarium with mermaid shows and stingray feeding. If you plan to work out or join poolside activities, bring appropriate gear.
If you’ll attend events at the Veil Pavilion or plan a special booking such as an aquarium wedding, confirm any dress code or additional items with the events team before arrival.
- Workout clothes and supportive shoes for the 24-hour fitness center
- Snorkel-style gear is not required for aquarium shows (those are scheduled and managed by staff) — bring binoculars or a camera for viewing if you like
- Small daypack for on-site walking and nearby short trips (Bass Pro Shops is one minute on foot)
| On-site activities | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aquarium & mermaid shows | Schedules vary — check property listings |
| The Swimmin' Hole pool deck | Guest-only; cabanas/daybeds available for surcharge |
| Bass Pro Shops connection | Direct walk to the store on property |
