Good enough for people looking to save on a hotel (if you get below rack rate), while still being on the strip and close to good restaurants and bars.
Service is mediocre: long lines at check-in and while waiting to re-issue keys.
Rooms are fine, but aging
No wireless internet: Only wired internet is included with the $20 resort fee
Fitness center is decent: Not at all crowded, while the spa is quite nice with treatment rooms, whirlpool tubs, steam room and sauna.
Good location near the south end of the strip, very close to Aria which has nice restaurants and the cosmopolitan clubs.
Pools: I found it to be an odd combination of spring break partyers with music thumping in one pool and kids playing with floaty toys in another pool. Couldn't really determine the target market for the hotel.