THE GOOD: Its downtown.  If you havent been downtown in a while, its time to go.  \nThis stay started out great, but lost some steam each day, and ultimately failed.\nGood check-in, great clerk. Nice room on the 25th floor. Arrived for First Friday, caught the shuttle to the Arts District for the fest.  All good; a bunch o' fun.\nTHE BAD: Either one or two of the 4 elevators were down the entire stay.  Very long waits to and from the room.  Took the stairs down once but the stairwell dumps you out into the hotel's back alley which is probably not where you want to hang...\nTHE UGLY: On Sunday night about 1:00am, construction began on the room renovation directly above our room (this would not have been a problem on Friday or Saturday, but Monday morning?, yeah, thats gonna be a problem...)  Could NOT sleep through it.  Called front desk, they said we had to move rooms, so at 1:30am, we shlepped our bags down to the 17th floor to escape the cacophony.  The hotel apologized and comp'd us $50 food/beverage credit for the inconvenience.  Later that morning, we got up, not well rested--oh well, its vegas after all--and ate breakfast at the D Grill (you may want to read the separate review for this place before going), and charged it to the room against the comped credit.  Found out later they never comped the $50 to the room and I got charged for everything.  In the process of discovering this, I found out: The D and Golden Gate will implement a $20/night resort fee as of August 19, 2013, so thats really a nail in the ol' coffin -- er, the ol' Fitzgeralds, er, The D Hotel.\nGRADE: In this case, lets just let the hotel's name speak for itself: D