Still there, so maybe I'll have to update it later.
We're here for 4 nights of which 2 have passed. And it's an experiment. My husband really wanted to stay here because of the poker room and the pokerroom rate they offer (a discount on your hotelroom rate if you play at least 6 hours a day on average). I hesitated because I prefer a suite with a little kitchenette.
The good things. It's a real classy hotel with a very friendly staff. More than like in other hotels we've stayed. The choices in shoppes and restaurants are huge. The're 10 pools and whirlpools.
But the're also downsides (for us). The WiFi is the worst I've ever had in such an expensive hotel. It's slow. It's spotty and although you might have full coverage, there is no connection. Not what you expect.
And although the're a lot a pools and places to rest the're no (free) parasols. I really hate that. Unbelievable: in the middle of the desert they make you pay for an parasol. You have to rent a day bed or a cabana. Luckily: there are a lot of shady areas. But it means you have to switch places a lot. And it's in the sun, or out. Nottingham in beween. So it's not possible to sit in under a parasol with your had and your lees in the sun. Beds are also very close to eachother.
And a few minor details: the light switch for the lights next to the beds is just on one side of the bed. The water pressure is not impressive. It can be noisy at night in the hallways. Valet takes up to 10 minutes. And I really miss my kitchenette..........