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| - I dont even know where to begin. We were at the Vdara for 2 nights for my BF's 30th and it definitely was worth every cent! We checked in Saturday with nothing more but a 5 minute wait. The Valet quickly unloaded our bags onto a bell cart and gave us our ticket and boom...to the check in desk we go. We were definitely treated with fast and professional service, check in was a breeze. We booked an executive corner suite and were on the 52nd floor. It was a total ease to get to the room, no casio, or clouds of smoke to get through and no maze of tables and slots trying to navigate the elevators. The Vdara itself is very contemporary and stylish. Has a very young feel to it but seemed to be a place for families too.
Once in our room, it was just to-die-for..AMAZING views!!! The room is basically just over 800 sqft. 4 burner stove (electric), microwave/confection oven, dishwasher, garbage disposal, full fridge/freezer, dining table for 4. Sofa pulled out to a queen bed, although our friend said the floor was more comfortable, lol. Room was awesome with a bed that I would have no problem ever leaving. The bathroom is where it really gets crazy! Huge in itself, dual sinks, seperate "Water closet", rainfall shower with bench (can easily fit 4 people in there) and a soaking tub that I wanted to take home. The Bathroom is basically all windows.... ;)
We had a few issues apon arrival, literally 20 seconds after we shut the door, a maintenance guy was there to fix a loose toiled seat. I had to call down again because one of our blinds was stuck and was obsructing the awesome view that we wanted to see. This was all taken care of within 30 minutes. Our bags took the longest to get to us. We called down to ask the ETA and they had them up in 10 minutes. Not a problem. Just a few things you need to know
- 25.00 per day resort fee + 100.00 deposit that you get back a few days later.
-If you plan on cooking, you need to call hospitality and request EVERYTHING, pots, dishes, cups, silver ware....soap, sponges, trashbags. I had to make several calls since I didnt realize there was literally nothing there.
-They tell you that there is a guy checking to make sure you have your room key before you get on the elevator and that you need your key to even get the elevator moving, not true. We hosted a dinner one of the nights we were there and a few of our guests came up without a problem
-Call down to bell hop to have them pick your bags up so you dont have to lug them down.
-utilize thier electronic check out.
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