Monte Carlo is not a bad hotel. It has the basics: store, slots, and a few restaurants. It's nothing fancy but it'll work. We paid $49 for it which is probably the only reason why we stayed 4 nights. \n\nHowever, here were my problems with the hotel: \n- we checked in at 2:30 AM (a very long travel story) to them having all their computers down for maintenance. We were seriously penciled in and I had to provide my printed reservation to confirm the price we were paying. \n- when we were given our room, the receptionist actually said, \"i can't tell you the state of this room because our computers are down\"; what kind of rooms are you letting people stay in? \n- smoking room, smoking hall. see above 2 points for why this was given to nonsmokers \n- 26th floor. Okay, no complaint about actual floor, but we were 26 levels up and I could hear the pool music like it was outside my door. It played at a ridiculous high level until 5 pm every day. This does not add relaxation to a trip. \n- paper thin walls. Our neighbor received a phone call around 9 am every morning. They are apparently not light sleepers because it took about the 5th ring to answer this call every morning. I guess I should be lucky that's all I heard \n\nI think this would be a good hotel if you're only staying a night or two and plan to be in the casinos 24 hours
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