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  • My gf and I like to try a new hotel whenever we go to Vegas, but this past trip limited our options thanks to the massive real estate convention going on, which inflated average room prices two-to-threefold. As a result, we wound up picking Bally's because they had a great rate and my girl had stayed here once before and liked it. What we didn't know is that they're doing major renovations on the hotel street side facade. The escalator that leads down to the Strip is being torn up, making room for new shops and shit. This makes parking a bit of a headache, as you have to drive through a maze just to get into the main structure. But the good news is that it's easy to find a space near the elevators so you won't have to walk too far. The long walking comes once you hit the ground level, when you've got to walk through a concourse to Bally's since you're actually in Paris at the moment. Check-in was done at Vegas' usual slow standards. I found it annoying that the only king bed available was on the pet floor. If I book a king bed online, I should get a king bed on a normal floor. Luckily, this "pet floor" was quiet and clean. The rooms are pretty nice, maybe a bit antiquated. Furniture and fixtures looked like '90s relics, but it did feel comfortable. We had a decent view of the Strip from our side room, and the love seat by the window was easy to melt into. The pool is a major pain to reach. Take the elevator down to the ground floor, then navigate through their underground strip mall/food court before finally reaching the towel bar. It's a big pool, and surprisingly deep, hitting 12' at the lowest point. We had no problem finding a couple of chairs. The pool bar was out of mint, so I was unable to enjoy a goddamn refreshing mojito, so I settled for a Shock Top. Bring plenty of cash if you're gonna drink here, because it ain't cheap. The hotel itself has few restaurants for a quick bite. We went out more often than we ate in, but the area between Bally's and Paris has a couple of food spots worth checking out. I can't say I'm in a rush to stay here again, but they did provide good service and a good room. Nothing blew me away, but then nothing turned me off so much I wouldn't come back. If you want mid-priced rooms in a good location (middle of the Strip), then this is the spot.
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