A perfect place for 20-somethings to stay and have a good time! No this isn't the Bellagio but hey you didn't pay for the Bellagio either! \n\nIt is located fairly centrally. A 10 minute walk to Luxor, 20 min walk to Bellagio, grab a cab/RTC bus/ Monorail for Palazzo on down. You will do a lot of walking. That being said it is connected via bridge to NYNY and I believe Tropicana (we saw a walkway but didn't actually use so I could be wrong here).\n\nThe rooms are fine- nothing spectacular and maid service was not consistent. One day our maid would come at 4pm the next 9 am ...so I didn't love that. For the price it is a value and is certainly clean. The beds were very comfortable. The place itself is absolutely huge. Overall I thought the hotel was in very nice condition with the exception of an extremely outdated entrance. Other than that the pools were beautiful and brand new and I couldn't complain at all. \n\nDining options are great and span very high-end Michelin Star earning Joel Robuchon all the way down to good ol' Micky D's (and yes they have the dollar menu). We ate at Wolfgang Pucks which I thought was one of the better Italian options I had on the trip. We also ate at Shabuya which has above average sushi but is a bit pricy so be prepared to drop a bit of cash there. I liked Tom Colicchio's wichcraft for a nice lunch that isn't terribly overpriced in my opinion. They also have decent pizza that is open late night. We tried their Buffet at lunch and that was pretty decent as well. \n\nNightlife was fun, especially if you are a girl - we were able to drink for free at both Studio 54 and Tabu. Studio 54 was a MUCH older crowd the night we were there so we didn't love that one as much but free is free. \n\nMy only real issue was with the concierge service. First let me say that attractiveness is not a requirement for me in this dept. I just need someone to KNOW what they are talking about. While she was beautiful she had no idea about the bus routes which is a pretty important thing to know for her job. Once we asked her to look around for a brochure she happily opened it for us and pointed at a few things. \n\nOverall I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this hotel for my age group (20s) and would happily stay again!
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