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| - I like that it is new. I got to try out a regular King room at a discount intro price which was nice. However I'd be a lot more disappointed in my stay had I paid full.
Reasons why: overpriced food in the casino with small selection of very tight games that'll suck the money right from your hand (maybe my $20 was unlucky but that was all I was going to feed the Dragon with), and being woken up by housekeeping at 12:30 a.m when I'm trying to sleep off $15 steamed rice w/ duck.
When I tried to implore their department from the room phone about what that was about, because not only did they knock a few times, they tried to open my hotel room door, a Naomi tried to find out the problem but then pretended not to hear me when she asked if I was still there and hung up. So I never knew why my door was being knocked on or attempted to be opened by housekeeping so late at night.
Call me hyper-vigilant but this hotel isn't in the best area (off the Strip by Industrial Rd and Circus Circus/Stratosphere) and you never know what could happen these days. Still I didn't need that wake up call when they could've checked that someone was in the room. Very rude and unprofessionally handled.
Other than that, the amenities of even a standard room are bountiful- at least to me. Very comfy robes, nice TV with a handful of cable albeit a bad connection at times, USB charging in the clock by the bed, quite a bit of space, gorgeous cherry blossom interior, huge walk-in shower, and even a pair of sandals! Quite traditional as Americanized as it was, it still made me thirst for more authenticity in the East Asian homeland.
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