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| - Like the location of Monte Carlo, don't really care for the hotel rooms. The foyer where you wait for check-in is quite nice looking. It makes you feel like you're staying at a really nice place. That's about the only nice part of the hotel that I can remember...
Rooms = Our room was at the end of the hall, right next to the fire alarm exit door. Standard 2 queen room that had a leaky tub faucet. I thought the room was bland (nothing special about it at all), the window had a hand print, and I swear to you I want to say I saw blood on the walls. I already felt dirty. I don't like outdated, non-decorated rooms... I felt like I was staying at one of those INNs or Motels.
I will say that if you're drunk, hungry, and like Mc Donalds... you're in luck. There's a food court downstairs. I don't remember what time they are open till, but I do remember being there at one point.
The hallways are kind of creepy, but that may have just been me. There was this one time I was leading everyone back to the room... I slid in my room card, but the light kept flashing red. I knew that we were the very last room next to the fire exit door, but when I looked at the room number it was different - like the numbers had moved around. I seriously felt like I was in an episode of the Twilight Zone and started freaking out, hahaha... (mind you... yes, I was not sober - just imagine how you would feel). That's when my friends realized we had just walked down the wrong hallway - each hallway looked exactly the same.
Yes, the rates are cheaper than other hotels on the strip, but my experience here wasn't up to my standards. I would possibly give Monte Carlo another try if I was on a super tight budget, other than that... the room they gave me was no bueno.
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