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| - I've been to the casino floor an Miracle Mile plenty of times, but not had the opportunity to stay in one of their rooms. This hotel is centrally placed to all of the major resorts on the strip. It's right across the street from Bellagio. If you are in one of the rooms facing the strip, you will have a great view of the fountain show from your room without the crowd.
Ok, here's why I am only giving this pace 3 stars. But actually, I would give this place just 2 stars, but don't want to deter anyone that wants to stay here.
I'll start with the negatives. The parking structure for guests and Miracle Mile shoppers are the same. So if you are a guest, you will need to park in the parking structure, then lug your luggage through the mall and then through the casino floor and then take the escalator downstairs to check in. I have to say, that this is unacceptable. It's kind of embarrassing rolling your luggage through the mall while others are looking at you. It's kind of ghetto in my opinion. Once downstairs in the lobby, make sure you get in the right line. There's 4 different lines to check in. After checking in, I went up the South elevator to my room. While heading to my room, I noticed all of the scuff marks on the walls and the carpets bulging up in certain areas. You can definitely see the wear and tear at this point. I had a king bed and the room was pretty small. It's probably in the 300 square foot range. Bathroom was pretty big with a shower and tub. The one thing I did notice is that the towels are not the thick luxurious ones you normally would see in a high end resort. The towels reminded me of a Holiday Inn towel. I think they need to probably think about replacing the towels. It's possible that these were once thick, but have been through the washer so many times, that it's lost some of it's fluffiness. The shower tiles reminded me of a gym shower. Although it might not be dirty, but the design seem to state otherwise.
Ok, the positives. Centrally located to the strip. Miracle Mile for those shopaholics. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from. There's about 4 or so theaters/venues. The Tix4tonight booth is just outside if you want discounted shows/buffets. Pinks hotdog is just outside. There's a CVS right around the corner. The atmosphere of the Casino is one of the better ones I've been to. The casino floor is not as big as the other resorts, but big enough that you don't feel enclosed and the cocktail waitresses come around very often. The DJ is always playing great music and not to mention the Pleasure Pit where you see the hot dancers gyrating behind the dealers. The casino creates a very lively atmosphere and makes you just want to stick around.
One other tip, if you are a guest, I would suggest you valet your car so that you don't have to park in the Miracle Mile parking structure.
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