I checked in at The D hours ago and I am already compelled to leave a review.  While I am impressed at the upgrades for the rooms, the resort fee and the \"benefits\" you receive are appalling.\n\nIn fairness, I did book the room for under $20/night, but the $20+tax resort fee they collect is one of the highest in town.  I've stayed at a ton of hotels and it seems around $12.95 is the norm.  At most hotels, this includes wifi, fitness center access, in-room coffee, local calls, and sometimes a couple of bottles of water.  I think at Circus Circus they gave me daily coupons for a coffee at their coffee bar.\n\nAt the D, you get their lowest tear of wifi service, which seems to be a reasonable speed.  There is no fitness center.  They have Keurigs in the room, but they charge an outrageous $2.50 to use a capsule.  These are capsules you can buy retail for around $0.33 each, and I guarantee you The D is not paying retail for this.  It really feels like a money grab, and it is just disgusting to have one of the highest resort fees in town with the lowest amount of benefits.\n\nFront desk staff agreed with me on everything I mentioned above but put blame on the CEO, Derek Stevens, who will drive out a regular clientele if nickel and dime-ing locals is their goal.  I was much happier at the El Cortez.\n\nMy non-smoking room also smells like smoke, and I had to park on the 7th floor even though there were floors and floors of empty parking because they reserved the first 6 floors for valet.\n\nWas going to gamble at the bar to have a scotch but was told they couldn't comp any single malts, and the only blended scotch they could comp was Dewars.  More proof this place has cheap owners.