Had I known I would need to pack my own bedding and coffee pot, I would have booked a Quality Inn. Definitely not worth the price we paid, especially with the added resort fee when all amenities have been stripped from the hotel. The back parking lot and exit doors are no longer in use, leaving guests to haul luggage through the smoky casino and down the long halls without luggage carts. Only one device is allowed to connect to the 'free' wifi each day, even if you pay for an extra guest. Given the current trend, I can only assume that Las Vegas resorts will continue to increase fees incrementally in lockstep with each other. There is only a sheet on the bed and one flat pillow for each guest. Barring a change of attitude toward resort fees from resorts, or legislation that prohibits their use, Las Vegas resort fees aren’t going away anytime soon. There was no room service menu or any info about dining in the room anywhere. The coffee shop did not open until 9:00 am we ended up just buying a coffee pot for our room.

The TV advertised continental breakfast items in the coffee shop, but the staff had no idea what we were talking about when asked.

Staff was unfriendly when contacted about the refrigerator that we had already waited several hours for delivery of ($15 per night, btw).

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