BE careful, though, of the mini bar in the room. Let's talk food? It was generally quite mediocre and outrageously expensive and so were the bars. There is NO FREE COFFEE in the rooms which have Keurig machines but each '4 pack' of pods coast $12.95!! Our room had practically no lights which worked and when the service guy arrived, he said that our entire wing has been 'mis-wired' with the result that you could not turn off ANY of the lights in the room (including those next to the bed) except from a hall switch a walk away. Want coffee in your room? Well that will be $12.95. And forget the kind of plush towels you usually get in 'good hotels.' These towels were paper thin. When we asked the housekeeper for more towels, she told us that she was not 'allowed' to give guests more than three bath towels. We had three bath towels for two people and two hand towels. Rooms are never ready before 'check in' time unless you are prepared to 'upgrade' to a room which brings no value for the extra money. Here are but a few examples: the check in line is sometimes literally hours long. It is also the LEAST 'user' friendly hotel I have ever stayed at.

It is ugly, huge, mostly dirty and very expensive. Neither of these things are true at Caesar's Palace. That said, I have stayed at hotels in Vegas that have been quite nice and where, at least, the staff seems to want you to have a good time.

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