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"Food and snacks in the hotel is expensive. There’s no place to fill up a water bottle."

"Half of the pools were closed entirely, pools close at 5PM, no hot tubs, entrance to pools was really far from room. The loud music, and typical casino smoke, was inescapable. As with other casinos, there are no conveniences such as a mini fridge or microwave. Check in was a long wait despite an online option. It took a couple of hours to get maintenance to unclog a toilet. Pillows are very thick. The rooms are otherwise lovely."

"I have always chosen this hotel for restaurants availability and diversity but not anymore because some have closed and others are open only some days."

"Great"

"Staff was great, room was clean, bed was comfy. It’s a little more dated than described at booking. Definitely not newly renovated. Wish there had been a microwave, but atleast we had a mini fridge! "

"Bedroom & bath were clean and tidy. Pleasant decor, large flatscreen, functional outlets for chargers etc. Some nicks and scrapes on some furniture and other surfaces, but nothing egregious, and typical for highly-used rooms. Available ice bucket and pair of rocks glasses, ironing board, clothes drawers. However, a refrigerator, microwave,& coffeemaker - amenities freely offered at hotels of all qualities around the world - were unavailable unless requested, and required exorbitant daily fees. The minibar is a sensitive sensor-operating wooden tray of some water bottles and a few bags of bar snacks more expensive than some Michelin-rated dinners. Weak, but at least functional, AC. I've never slept so poorly at any hotel in my life; the bed was fine, but the sheets were so cheap and polyester-rich that it felt like sleeping on paper, and I'd start sweating the moment I pulled up the covers. I was lucky to get 6 hours of sleep. I was more exhausted from poor sleep than from any activities. Room service was always prompt and the food was satisfying, but naturally quite expensive - for example, a bowl of steel-cut oatmeal with some berries, the cheapest breakfast option, was $14. A bucket of 6 Bud Lites was $50. But these outrageous prices are quite typical for everything on the Strip, I found. I don't think I'll return to Las Vegas, and I'll just stay at a chain hotel outside town if I do. Staff was unimpeachable, friendly, beyond reproach, might be the best selling point here."

"Resort fee for no resort amenities. If I knew the pool was closed I wouldn t have stayed here."

"Fabulous hotel, got everything you need, eating places within hotel and close by, lovely pool, right on the strip but rooms so big and quiet. Would definitely recommend. "

"This place is a crazy Casino with some rooms for the people who are collected to gamble. People are angry and confused to find their way to the parking lots or the elevators to get to their rooms, and we were one of them. Every time we wanted to leave our room, we felt disgusting. The worst experience we have ever had around the world, ever."