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  • I'm really confused about all the high ratings for Mirage on here...my friends and I stayed there over the past weekend in two (remodeled) deluxe rooms. I received a good promotional rate for them, but even so, I still don't think my stay was anything above average. This was our first time at the Mirage. I've previously stayed at the MGM Grand, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, Paris, Bellagio, Palazzo, and TI, and felt I it was about time to see what the Mirage would be like. Honestly, compared to my previous stays at TI next door, I was pretty surprised how mediocre the rooms turned out to be at the Mirage. Other than Mirage having a tad bit nicer lobby, casino, and pool, I believe TI has better rooms and amenities, and lower rates to boot. There were several things to point out about our room at the Mirage. Firstly, the room was not very spacious and the bathroom was probably the smallest I've experienced in all my hotel stays in Vegas. The furnishings, though appearing new and remodeled, felt cheap and some drawers were falling apart. The flat panel TV was on the nicer side, but still fairly typical for the average room on the Vegas strip. The beds were extremely soft (my back hurt the next morning from the weak support) and the sheets were stiff and kind of abrasive. The pillows were pretty flat too. I may sound picky in terms of bedding, but the beds at TI, MGM Grand, and Palazzo were superb and I expect nothing less from Mirage since it's a 4 star hotel. Also, the shower head was leaky (half of the water dripped down) and the spray was not adjustable and it basically sent out a non-uniform blast. There was a water leak onto the floor coming from the toilet too. And finally, the curtains were not able to keep out the sunlight in the morning -- there was a lot of space at the end that I was unable to cover. Overall, Mirage is a pretty average hotel for its price range. Sure, the location is great and the staff was friendly, but I'd personally recommend TI over Mirage if you want a more comfortable stay at about the same location on the strip but with lower rates (sometimes significantly so).
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