Tuscany - no resort fee code

If you have a players club card you qualify.     Use comp code 3DM23OF with their booking phone number.

It will essentially drop the $44/night resort fee.    Nice rooms, good places to eat and a fantastic pool.    Short walk to center strip.

Standard rooom - they are quite large

Other than our time share, this is where we stay when in Vegas.  We get comped rooms, so there is no resort fee.  We really like the slot club and the games are ones we really enjoy playing.  The rooms, as you have posted are very big, with a kitchenette, and separate tub and shower. The food places, Marilyn's Cafe, Pub 365 and Tuscany Gardens, their Italian restaurant, are all very good.  When you go to Marilyn's ask to sit in Marcello's section.  He's fantastic.

Another great thing about the Tuscany is that it's right around the corner from Ellis Island, so you can use a bunch of your LVA member coupons, or check out the karaoke, if that's your thing. Also about a 10 minute walk, less if you walk fast, to the back entrance of the Horsehoe. 

Agree with Edso. Its a nice place with decent food options. Too bad they don't have any decent video poker.

Is this code still working? I love the Tuscany.

I stayed there for my final LV night in April and have stayed there many times in the past. Even with comped rooms elsewhere, I will likely always plug in my last night at theTuscany to give them some business and rest up near the airport. Plus they have a Circa satellite sports book, so any last minute futures to bet, you can make a last sec decision -- Circa is among the best for futures odds. 

Not sure about the code, as I always get comped rooms.  The Tuscany sports book is where I make all my bets.  Very convenient, as it's right near the main entrance to the casino and we pass it on our way to either the pub or Marilyn's.  

 Just an aside - I just returned from Vegas and I visited the Tuscany and was disappointed in the total devistation of their video poker pay schedules. I only found ONE machine with a 9/6 DDB schedule - all the rest were 6/5 DDB. 

That's not very likely. A 6/5 DDB game would returrn 4.4% less than a "standard" 9/6 DDB game, or 94.5%. I haven't ever seen a video poker game THAT bad.

I think the downgrade is probably more like to 8/5, which is a stinky enough game at 96.7%.

  As I stated, I only found ONE (1) DDB video poker machine with a payback of 9/6 - ALL of the other video poker machines that I checked ( which were 30+) were showing a pay table of 6/5 for DDB. I asked one of the bartenders about the downgrade and he said that the schedules @ the Tuscany were now worse than those on the Strip. I am sure that someone who visits the Tuscany and posts here will verify what I found and have reported as being true. 

Again, not very likely that the Tuscany, which has always had some of the best VP schedules for a Strip or Strip-adjacent property, suddenly changed to having the worst VP in Vegas. But that's why multiple reports that corroborate one another are desirable.

Yeah, there was only the one DB 9/6 at 99.11%, but a number of DDB at 98.98%.  I'm partial to the Deuces game there, but it's just over 98%.  

We also didn't have to pay a resort fee with our comped two nights, which we enjoyed.