We checked in on Friday on the Stardust Hotel side Room 914. For the OES Seminar Weekend. The room was dirty, carpets needed to be cleaned and sanitized. More outlets for devices. Lamps old and painting off at the touch. Television in disrepair. Updates of amenities and services and the rooms definitely need to be updated and cleaned for the price and the money our organization drops twice a year.
The banquet cooks need to fired for the bad food that was served. All in all it was a horrible visit, we will have to see if we will be back.

After booking I checked this site to see what people were saying. Oops! Well they must not have had an updated room. They were clean, super huge and mattresses pillows etc were great! Dinner at the chophouse was fabulous too. The casino was not crowded at all for a weekend.

This hotel is just yucky. We stayed for 2 nights because it was our college son’s family weekend nearby & we figured it would be a little different. It’s so old, ugly & outdated. The room was clean but the vanity lights didn’t work, the mattress was sunken & lumpy, the shower had no water pressure, & you couldn’t adjust the thermostat to make the room cooler & it was so hot we couldn’t sleep. There was no housekeeping at all. I’m so tired of hotels saying they have eliminated housekeeping to be environmentally friendly, when it’s really because they’re just trying to cut corners & give you less for your money. If I’m paying $200 a night, give me dry towels. Meanwhile the toilet in our room ran nonstop for the entire 3 days, so please don’t virtue-signal to me about caring for the environment.

We couldn’t stand the casino for more than 20 minutes because the smoke smell was so bad. The only food we bought at the hotel was coffee from the Dunkin’ Donuts in the food court & even THAT was undrinkable, much weaker than usual Dunkin’ coffee. I recommend staying away from this place altogether.