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| - Yes, the rooms are old. The internet access is extremely slow and patchy in places. Service varies, with stellar performance by the male pool bartender (gave us a tip- of all the frozen drinks Hooters serves, the Rum Punch has the most alcohol, versus the Pina Colada which has almost none) and lacking performance by the female bartender inside the Hooters restaurant (not even a smile - what's up with that?).
HOWEVER:
1) Summer special when booking online - $32 for the night, not including resort fees (about $14) and taxes. This included:
a) Two free frozen alcoholic drinks
b) Platter of 10 free wings
c) $10 free slots play
d) $10 free "match play"
2) Sign up for a free card to play in the casino (necessary for your free slots play), and you'll get another coupon for $5 free "match play" and $5 free (price of a beer) at the restaurant.
3) Check in offer at the bar - a free beer of your choice if you check in on Facebook or Twitter. Sit at the bar and everyone in your party can check in apparently.
4) Sign up for text messages from Hooters, and guess what? Another free plate of 10 wings!
5) Sit at the bar when it's almost show-time, and there's a possibility a hypnotist will run by and hand you two free tickets.
So, overall, we made more money off Hooters during this trip than they made off us. This is my first time to Vegas, but I'm pretty sure this isn't how it's supposed to work.
Definitely worth a stay if you're a fan of good financial decisions.
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