Resorts in United States of America

"Firstly, stay in the towers. The room we were given wasn’t what we’d agreed to on Hotel.com. Unfortunately, Google Cloud were in town for a big conference and the hotel had allocated our room to them. Putting that aside, they waived two of the daily charges. The room itself was decent — a bit tired and worn — but perfectly fine for us."

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"Convenient. Was able to park a semi there and parking security was excellent "

"The room was lovely. The hotel is beautiful and convenient to the strip."

"AC did not work and was never fixed"

"This place was disgusting and so inconvenient. Do not stay here!"

"Our room was ready early which was a plus. This was the first time I had a room with a view- great location- easy to catch the train."

"Coffee maker would make it five stars"

"I stayed in the Manor which is across the street from the Casino. The rooms are extremely old and dated. No fridge, microwave, or coffee maker. Walls are paper thin so you can hear everything in the next room. Now if you are going to go to an event at the festival grounds this is the perfect place to stay. If you don’t mind a 15-20 minute walk the Arts District is cool. I am sure if you stay in the main building your experience will be different. My room lock broke and the customer service from the lead housekeeper was nonexistent and when she said she called security to help she didn’t. Security came and said you need maintenance(no duh). "