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| - Thank goodness I didn't pay for this room, otherwise I would've been seriously disappointed.
Several issues with this place -
A. When I checked in I was asked for a credit card, to be charged for any incidentals that may occur. Now of course we are all used to this but the amount that is tying up my account it more than excessive - 100/night?? What the heck???? Even I don't watch that much porn. I couldn't find a mini-bar either so I don't know what they expect you to spend it on.
B. Another member of the cast decided to eat at the hotel restaurant - an hour and a half later they were both sick as dogs and when he called down to let the hotel know (in hopes I would think to let the chef know that food is bad) they didn't seem to care one lick, in fact the only thing they cared about was sending security up to the room to file a report to make sure they don't get sued.
C. The rooms are "corporate". A full kitchen, living room, patio, bedroom and bath, with shower and whirlpool tub. I guess this is a working man's hotel since there is no casino on the floor and really no personality to the hotel itself, which is saying a lot, when on the strip you can go from Paris to Planet Hollywood to Caesar's Palace in a block. Oh, and as mentioned before - why give a full kitchen with glasses and everything but no pots to cook in???? Odd.
The stars are for the really good personal temperature control and the whirlpool bathtub - so big I can take a swim in it.
Platinum, I think you need to change your name to Silver. (Especially since there is a Platinum Strip Club about a block away from you - do you really want the constant confusion??)
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