We were passing through Vegas and arrived around midnight on a Thursday for a one night stay. It is a long walk through the casino from self-parking to registration. If you have much luggage, drop you bags at the front. Even in the middle of the night, there were 8-10 parties checking in ahead of us. Check-in was handled efficiently and the line moved pretty fast. I could see it moving a bit slower during peak periods.
We ended up with a standard room on the 3rd floor. The room is very nicely laid out with plenty of places to sit if you want to entertain. There were a few minor wear and tear items like paint damage, but nothing serious. Our view was partially obstructed by a wall or parapet. Try to get a room on the 5th floor or higher. The bathroom is pretty large, with a separate bath, shower and toilet. The bathroom could use a little more light, but was very functional.
There were not a lot of people in the casino after midnight and blackjack was $15 minimum. However, the casino was alive with music from various bars, including a live band. The place must really rock during prime time. We didn't have time to try any restaurants or the pool.
One last item that caught my attention. Every staff member we came upon was genuinely friendly with everyone giving us a "hello" and a smile. This helped make our short visit more pleasant (along with the $30 I won at the tables).