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  • Massive centerpiece hotel of the ginormous City Center complex offers stylish, spacious rooms and a great restaurant collection but does suffer from some layout issues and some blandness in the public areas. My check-in was smooth and very professional, with very little wait. So far, so good. But finding your room the first time may be a challenge. I've stayed at LOTS of hotels, with all manner of layouts, but even I was bamboozled by the hallways and following too many signs to find my room number. If you're planning on a few cocktails, you may need to leave breadcrumbs to find your way back. If you ever find your room, you'll come into a sleek, modern space with a nice roomy feel. Soft beiges on the furniture are nicely contrasted by an eggplant carpet with three cream accent stripes. There are 16,296 buttons in the room and you probably won't have time to figure out what they all do, but the sheer and drape controls worked great and the curtains black things out nicely. The bathroom is large and has a "wet area", with the shower and then tub beyond set behind their own glass door. (FYI, the glass door is clear, so there's no privacy since anyone at the vanity can see any doodles or hoohahs in the wet area. But hey, if you're sharing a hotel room in Vegas with someone chances are they've already seen you naked. Thankfully the door to the WC is frosted.) The toiletries are boring. The restaurant collection is tops, one of the very best in Vegas. Standouts are Julian Serrano, Sage, Bar Masa, and American Fish. Jean-Georges Steakhouse is decent but pales next to the chef's own Prime at Bellagio. Casual restaurants are also high-quality. The restaurants all have high-concept design and are all successful, which makes it puzzling as to why the lobby area, the casino, and the spa are all so boring in their design. Some people may see this as an antidote to the Vegas craziness, but when I'm in Sin City, I want all crazy all the time. My spa treatment made up for the beigeness of the space by being absolute fantastic and restful, with larger-than-average rooms. It was pointy-nipple cold, so I didn't check out the pool. Overall, it's a high quality place with location, restaurants, room size, and well-trained staff giving it lots of plus points.
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