From a \"sleeping in a hotel\" perspective, this place is a letdown. The staff was polite and everything, but the rooms weren't that impressive. I continue to think that these type of hotels are wasted on me, as I expect the price to mean nicer surroundings, and not just have the price be a reflection of the location.\n\nThe room was fine, but a little shabby, a la the Westin in Seattle. Scarred furniture, pieces missing, worn out chairs/seat cushions, that sort of thing. The bed was comfy, although in an attempt to drive me crazy, they don't have fitted sheets - and the flat sheet the did use in it's place wasn't long enough to cover the bed or was applied incorrectly, as where my feet ended up, there was no sheet covering a rather scratchy mattress pad.\n\nThe wireless internet was so slow that you couldn't even get your computer to load their \"accept the terms and conditions\" page. Thinking it was the fault of the wireless, I tried wired - nope. Same problem. When my tethered cell phone is orders of magnitude faster, that's really unfortunate.\n\nI was excited for the TV in the bathroom - SportsCenter while I shave. But no - it was broken. No signal/didn't turn on/something like that. I didn't take it down off the wall to check cable connections, as they were inaccessible, and I left my toolbelt at home. Also, please note the most expensive addition yet to the list of Hotels Without Proper Bathroom Ventiliation. The toilet was in a very small, claustrophobic room with no fan at all. Kind of interesting.\n\nThe final straw for me was the carpet - this horrible berber stuff that I assume was made of stainless steel wire. I know this sounds really hoity toity and nit picky, but it actually hurt my feet. The carpet had patches of a much more confortable, plush, leopard print design...and for an entire week, once I got back to the room and took my shoes off to relax...I found myself hopping around, playing the \"floor is made of lava\" game as a 27 year old.\n\nI'm not a Vegas guy - it's cool, but I don't gamble or drink, so most of the appeal is lost on me. And thus, I don't think I'd be back of my own volition anytime soon. That said, if I am ever back, I hope it's not here.