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| - While the hotel isn't right on the Strip, it's Strip adjacent. You have to go through Aria to get to the Strip, which is right next door. I like the fact that it's a non-smoking and non-gaming hotel. The room was reasonably priced, but there is a $25 resort fee (per night) and 12% hotel tax. Even though check-in wasn't until 3:00 pm, we were able to get into our room much earlier than that. Check-out is at 11:00 am, but you can push it back an hour for late check-out.
The room came with a kitchen, which we didn't use. There aren't any utensils or dinnerware anyway, because you have to request for them. The mini-fridge was too small for us to make use of it. A majority of the time, the girls went to the Market Café for food. There isn't a restaurant in the hotel, so it was the only convenient option.
Next to the kitchen is the living room area. There was a sofa bed, tables, and a TV. The sofa bed couch was not comfortable. On the other side of the living room is the bed with another TV facing it. The bathroom was adjacent to the bedroom, which was spacious enough. The room has automatic blinds that you can black out. It was the first time I saw anything like it.
There were two minor problems with the appliances. When we got into the room, the alarm clock was going off. My friend couldn't figure out how to turn it off completely. Several times throughout our stay it would go off again. The hair dryer was also broken. It wouldn't turn on/off unless I press the reset/test button.
I enjoyed my stay overall, but I would not volunteer to sleep on the sofa bed again!
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