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  • Who would have thought this place would be pretty cool? I'll admit, I judged too quickly and thought the D would be a bit blah. Most of the reactions I got when talking about this place was "where's the D?" or "I never heard of that place". I hosted my BFF's bachelorette party in their suite on the top (34th) floor. Because of the CES convention, suite prices in town were running $500 and up, which I was unable to afford. I scored the suite for about $180 and the staff honored my request of getting the suite on the 34th floor if available. The modern suite itself blew me away. There is a wet bar and a huge living area with a wrap-around couch. A small dining table with 4 chairs and 3 bar stools are present as well, perfect for hosting a small group. There's a small refrigerator and a wine cooler built into the counter. The bedroom is separated from the living/bar space. Roomy bedroom with a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge shower with two shower heads. Different lighting in the bathroom is also available, which is useful for girls that need to primp themselves beautiful. The only complaint I have about the room is that there is no separate bathroom in the living space. So my guests had to go to the bedroom to use the bathroom in there. There's a coney island hot dog place and a McDonalds right downstairs. These two places became super handy when all of us had a little too tipsy. I wasn't too fond of how small the casino was. I felt that the reason why it was so smoky and smelled like burnt ashtray was because of the size of the casino. The parking garage is also tiny and a pain to drive through. General parking starts on the 7th floor. Anything below that is reserved for valet. But can't blame the D for how small the place is - I mean the building itself was built 30+ years ago. Downtown Las Vegas is slowly but surely revamping itself and is definitely cool again. The D Hotel just adds to the new and improved of the downtown area.
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