Keurig Coffeemakers in Caesars properties?

During my last stay at the RIO, they had Keurig machines for use, and they charged you for using the individual cups. I'd like to bring my own this time, but am splitting my stay between a GO room at Flamingo and a classic room at Harrahs. Is this standard for their properties, or just a feature at Rio?

 

Not sure about Harrah's as it has been about 5 years since I stayed there, but when I stayed at the Flamingo in a GO room in May, and in August they do not have Keurigs, they are little individual serving size makers, but not Kuerig.

 

Thank you!

 

You're welcome I always bring those little indiv. packets of creamer and a couple packs of sugar cause they don't put enough in the little packages. LOL.

ETA: I didn't know they had Keurigs at the Rio and was kicking myself cause I could have brought some K Cups!! heehee

 

does anyone know if you can buy the k-cups, sugar and creamer at Walgreens or CVS on the strip? I believe Caesars has them in the Augustus Tower, and it might be worth buying some instead of buying them in the room.

Maybe I will just buy some at Dunkin Donuts. Hopefully they taste as good as the coffee you buy at the counter there.

 

The last two times we stayed at the Plaza, they had those coffee makers. As a matter of fact, one of those times we had a two bedroom suite and all three of the rooms had them. We would just ask the housekeeper for a few more and they would gladly give them to us. Also, we do tip them daily, with or without the extras.

 

This past October, stayed at both Rio and Harrah's. Rio had Keurig coffee makers; however, the Harrah's Premium Room did not. They offered only a single cup coffee maker in the bathroom.

Regarding getting K-cups, I usually bring my own as it's easier, cheaper and you're drinking what you like in the AM or PM...

 

Ever think about buying the refillable K-Cup and just buying the coffee grounds? May be more economic to bring a small cup of ground from home then paying for k-cups around town.

 

I always wipe out the insides of the single-serves with some tissue and run a few cycles of water through them first.

 

Thought I was the only one that did that!
I'll use a towel to wipe them out with, run a cycle of water through, then leave the lid open so it can dry out and be ready for me to use in the morning.