Bed bugs. Understand it is difficult for hotels to mitigate 100%. Concern was in the lack of reaction, urgency, or care offered by the hotel staff. The rooms were average at best due to age of the hotel and the need for an upgrade. Highly recommend not staying here.

One of the only hotels on the strip that charges for parking at all for any customer. They even charge the people staying at the hotel in addition to the $50 per person per night resort fee. We check in with nobody to help us figure out how to get the bags out of the car and park the car. They just expect you to be dropped off at the casino and that's the only line there is. Unless you want to pay $42 a night to park for the valet. So we had to drag all of our stuff up with one of us standing on the curb while the other one parked the car and then check in at a kiosk. There wasn't even a human for that part which I've gotten that much less expensive hotels. So once we drag all of our stuff from the hot parking lot into our room with no human interaction, they have An AI guest service by text. I asked for more than two towels for the two adults, one of which is a woman with hair and typically I think most women use two towels. The assumption would be we need at least three for two grown adults but they have a limit of two towels per room. So they can't even give me a towel but they can charge me $50 a day for the privilege of staying here? And they have a pool so I guess we just don't have a pool towel. Only bathing towels and only one per person like we're in some kind of orphanage. I've never been told there's a two towel limit per room at any place I've stayed and I've stayed in some pretty yucky ones. I really can't do anything to recommend it. It seemed pretty clean but we found a previous guest hair tie on the floor so I don't know really how clean it actually was. The room was well-decorated and the air conditioning worked. Other than that I would never stay here again. It seems like almost every hotel on the strip has a better deal.