I have a long history with Bally's. Years ago when I first started going to Vegas, I stayed at Bally's, and for some reason they always upgraded my room. So it always made me a happy camper and so I kept going back. I have great memories of this place.\n\nFast forward - I recently stayed here in the Jubilee tower. Wow. What an upgrade in itself. The rooms have been updated and are now a bright red with some really cute accents. They have been modernized - gone is the dark blue (or overwhelming beige) of the other rooms and ushered in is bright red and dark brown. They are really put together nicely - a nice modern touch. I really liked this room. \n\nThis time, the room looked to the north, so we could see the Flamingo next door, and the ever cool looking High Roller as they were testing the lights. Definitely a good view. \n\nI like Bally's because I really like the area of the strip it is in. There's a lot around and a lot going on - so it's the perfect location. The casino itself is so-so, but hey, can always walk to Paris, right?\n\nDrawbacks: a couple - you can hear a lot even high up. So if you're wondering what that strange noise is that sounds like cannons - it is. It's the fountains at the Bellagio.\n\nThe second big drawback is the casino floor layout. Bringing my bags into the hotel, from the parking garage, there aren't many ramps, so to get to the Jubilee tower or even to the check in, you have to drag your bags up and down the stairs several times. Not fun. \n\nOne other complaint - they have cheapened up and no longer have conditioner in the hotel room. Fortunately, I had brought my own, so I didn't call and ask if they had any, but I would hate to have to buy it if they didn't. Other than that, I can say my experience was quite pleasant.
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