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| - I guess it is fitting that a casino based on New York City, it is nearly impossible to navigate through it. The casino and the hotel as a whole is very hard to navigate, especially with a few drinks in you. Each historic tower of New York City, which has been reincarnated are the rooms that make up the hotel. However, unlike most hotels where the elevators for each section of the hotel are close together, the elevators at this hotel are spread out.
The rooms themselves are a little awkward, the normal rooms are a bit small. There were two of us in our room and sometimes when we walked past the bed closet to the window, one of us sometimes would scrap or bang our knee into the entertainment center. Ironically the bathroom in the room was huge and very nice. It almost seemed that the money was spent on the bathroom and not on the rooms. The standard rooms are best suited for a one-person party or a couple's weekend.
I have stayed in what is known as the Broadway Deluxe room that is a little bit larger, I would recommend spending the extra money to have a more comfortable room.
The customer service, however, is very helpful. I receive offers from the resort on what seems like a weekly basis and it is nice when you call them that they will go over all of the offers with you and let you know which offer is the best.
The pool is not very large and the roller coaster goes above it so if you are bothered by noise, it could bother you. But one thing that I did like at the pool was that the cabanas are only around $100, which is a good deal.
The casino itself is large and offers a wide range of games. I am a blackjack player and have really never done well at NYNY nor know anyone who has ever done well. Once in a while you get a good game of Craps, but that is about it. However, if you plan to do any gambling there, I strongly suggest the sports book.
The restaurants at the resort at mediocre at best and can be downright bad. Gonzalez Y Gonzalez made half of my party sick. The ESPN zone is like any other sports bar that has mediocre food. Nathan's is not bad but you know what you are getting.
The nightlife with Coyote Ugly is fun but the venue itself is small and when it gets crowded, you may not have any room to breathe. Rok is fun if you are a fan of rock music, which I am so I enjoyed the place more. But be prepared to pay, even girls, at the door.
I also do not like valet parking system they have, instead of giving your ticket to a person, you check in at a machine and more than once that the machine lose my parking ticket and had to wait up to 45 minutes to get my car back.
Overall, it is not the worst place to stay in Vegas, but it is for sure not the best.
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