It's... average. Used to be a Hilton until earlier this year.\n\nThe good:\n\n---Check-in was quick, and our room was ready at about 10:00 a.m.\n---The view is decent, considering you're not on the strip.\n---Mattress was pretty comfortable.\n---The rooms are fairly big, even the standard rooms.\n---Most areas were very clean.\n---It's right on the monorail, so getting to the strip was very easy.\n---Average-ish buffet. I might have felt better about it if it had been a couple bucks cheaper, but what was there was fine. Just not a huge selection.\n\nThe bad:\n\n---Internet access costs $14 per day, per device. In 2012? Are you kidding? Thankfully I didn't need it.\n---The whole place feels dated--tons of white marble, brass and \"glass\" light fixtures, and a Star Trek theme in what had to be one of the sadder bars in LV.\n---Really heavy smoke in the casino areas. The place needs better ventilation.\n---Super flat pillows, to the point where it was actually more comfortable to sleep on my wadded-up sweatshirt. My chiropractor's going to get more money from me than the slots did.\n---Our shower faucet didn't turn off all the way. I'm not talking a few drips; I'm talking an actual stream of water coming out of the faucet for four days straight. It took three calls to get anyone to come look at it, and when the \"engineer\" arrived, he said there was nothing he could do. Fab.\n---Also, the showers are super short. I'm only 5'7\" and I had to duck to get my head under the water; my 6'5\" husband didn't have a prayer. No water pressure to speak of, either.\n\nOverall: It's much less expensive than the higher-end places, and the fact that it's off the strip means it's a lot quieter. That may or may not be your thing. I appreciated being able to sleep (despite the crap pillows), so yeah, it was fine. Not sure it'll be my first choice the next time I go, but it was OK. Nothing great, nothing horrible. Just average.