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| - I had heard about this place from a friend and was excited to try a new place in Vegas that was off the strip and looked to be a cool little hideaway from the regular crazy that is Las Vegas.
Wow was I mistaken.
We arrived Friday afternoon and were impressed with the decor and the design of this hotel. It is really unique and for those into this sort of look (turn of the century Parisian art gallery with a little bit of a hipster brothel thrown in for fun), it's gorgeous. The staff seemed friendly enough and the front bar was cute and seemed a nice place to grab a drink before we headed out for the night.
When we returned at around 1130, we were greeted by two no-necked stereotypical huge doormen in suits who asked for our ID's even though we were guests of the hotel. As we walked to the elevator to go up to our room we noticed that the bar had gotten louder and the music was that annoying no melody thumping bad techno. But whatever, not my scene, but I'm okay with whatever they want to do.
Until we arrived back in our room on the 3rd floor and realized that the bass from the bar downstairs was SO LOUD it was rattling our beds and making it impossible to sleep. The hotel had pre-warned us that things get loud and offered us earplugs. They didn't help. About 4 am, after no sleep, I finally called the front desk to try to get us moved UP to a higher floor number where maybe the noise level would be lessened. BRIAN answered the phone and offered NO HELP. He was rude and unapologetic, not to mention simply uninterested. After taking a rather strong sleeping pill at 4 am and still using the earplugs, I finally was able to get some sleep.
The next morning, we asked again about moving up to a higher floor to try to avoid the thumping. Though the morning staff was a bit more apologetic, they still seemed really uninterested and it took us pestering the front desk clerk all day to get them to move us to the 4th floor.
While waiting for the room switch, we decided to go have a lounge by the pool. The pool is just like the club all over again. A guy who looked like a reject from Jersey Shore DJ'ed all afternoon and kept the music SO Loud we couldn't talk, and there were several groups of Jersey Shore wannabes being louder and raucous and obviously drunk. Our pool experience was ruined as well.
Finally getting into our now on the 4th floor room late in the afternoon, I was just happy to get the hell out of there and go out to meet some friends in town, but again, when we returned around midnight, the noise level was again SO LOUD that the bass was thumping through the floor - even 2 floors above the club. Though at least this time, it was muffled enough that with the earplugs allowed me to get some sleep - even though I could still hear it a bit.
This place is ridiculous. It is trying way too hard to be cool. It is low class no matter what the decor looks like. The food in the restaurant is just OK, not spectacular. The cast of Jersey Shore would love it. I did not. I will not be back, I will tell all of my friends how bad our experience was and I will post anywhere and everywhere that this is the worst place in Vegas.
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