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| - Two walls of mirrors. Enough said. Makes for a very interesting weekend. Add in floor-to-ceiling windows, and the Vegas experience is just about complete.
The rooms are gorgeous. The bed is comfortable, there's a TV in the bathroom that you can watch while taking a bath, the living area is spacious...I absolutely LOVED the room. Based on this alone, I would give the hotel five stars.
BUT
For a room this pricey (over $250 a night on Expedia), I'd expect better sound proofing. I could hear people's conversations while they were walking down the hallways and in adjacent rooms (even rooms above ours). I didn't expect so much sound transfer. Plus, you can hear XS going on all night through the window wall. There was just a lot of noise. The toilet in the bathroom sounded like it was exploding every time it was flushed, and you could similarly hear this through two bathroom doors into the living space.
We were given two card keys, and one didn't work. Also, we had trouble operating the shades and drapes. Sometimes they worked, and sometimes they didn't and needed some fiddling.
We were left a message saying there was a cake delivery for my birthday. We made sure to turn off the "privacy button, and we waited for going on two hours and no one arrived. The next day, we were told that our privacy light was on, which was bull, because we specifically made sure it was off.
It's still a nice hotel. I just wish there weren't all these little glitches during our stay.
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