I didn't actually stay here, my fiance's dad and his now wife did for their wedding/honeymoon, and we came here to visit them often. The place is very modern looking, clean and it's a relaxed vibe since there isn't a casino here. I hear it's a bit on the pricey side to stay there, but I think it's expected since it's newer and the overall decor kind of gave me that vibe. Each time we came in, we had to present to them the card key which I can understand why they would have to, I just remember thinking it was a little annoying at first. We ordered something at the cafe there and was not impressed at all considering the cost of the food (too much money when you know there are cheaper eats elsewhere). I can't remember what exactly I got, but I remember two things: my egg was fully cooked but it was supposed to be over medium and the asparagus was burnt, like literally black. \n\nOne thing that was a little annoying was one of the days we were there, both card keys were locked in the room and we waited FOREVER for someone to come by and help us. One of us even had to call the front desk to make sure someone was still coming. We did notice a lot of people checking in, but I don't know, you would think they could allow at least the janitorial crew to let us in, even when we had all the proof in the world they were staying guests there so that we didn't have to wait for, I don't know, a half hour, maybe an hour, outside the room just to have someone unlock the door.\n\nDon't get me wrong, it's a nice hotel and all, but I'd probably stay at a different hotel within the City Center that's as elegant looking and costs just as much.