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| - I avoided Hard Rock for almost three years because it held no appeal to me. I had gone to their restaurant in Chicago, and after a mediocre (at best) experience at their restaurant on the Strip, I decided that the casino couldn't be anything I needed to experience. I was wrong.
I loved staying at the Hard Rock. All of their rooms are all nicer, and they have all been clean and hip with a little bit of rock and roll. The customer service is great as well, and they have a bunch of perks if you get their player card. My brother-in-law, who likes to gamble and who enjoyed the fun at Rehab (their day party at the pool) his first time at HR, got his room comped when he booked a stay a year after his first HR experience. Room resort + taxes were taken care of, which many resorts don't do when they comp rooms. They were smart for doing this because he did the same thing again when he came back to HR this week.
The tables are great, the dealers crack me up, some of the pit bosses lack a personality, but overall, gambling at the HR is a lot of fun. Even their machines didn't immediately rob us of our menu when they are programmed to do so.
Their restaurants recently all updated their menus and now offer gluten free items which is a big plus for me. Also, the restaurants we have gone to offer good service and delicious food. Pink Taco, Mr. Lucky's and 35 Steak and Martinis are scrumptious, and I will be going to Fu (one of their newer Asian restaurants)offers a Half Roasted Duck that is gluten free which is why I'll be going this upcoming weekend; I'm sure the review will be glowing.
Rehab is an even better experience, but I will write a separate review for that soon.
Here's a pre-warning: If you like to sleep in in the morning, make sure to get a room that does not face the pool, because if you do you will be awoken early and not be able to fall back to sleep due to pounding music.
P.S. Their suites are incredible. If you can upgrade for a decent fee, I would do so.
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