While the location may not be as desirable as something more towards the middle of The Strip, THEhotel was a great place to stay. For starters, I'm not a huge gambler and while I love the hustle and bustle of Vegas, I also the occasional peace and quiet. THEhotel delivered that balance of fun and relaxation. The ambiance was sleek, contemporary, modern, dark, rich, and luxurious. From the moment we stepped into the lobby I knew we were in for a treat. It had the luxury of Vegas, but the serenity of a boutique hotel. \n\nOur room was on the 32nd floor, and while it didn't have an especially great view, it was still nice to be that high up. We did check in at about 10 a.m. and I'm sure we could have gotten a better view, maybe something higher up, had we waited. However, I'm not going to complain about the view when they were so accommodating to check us in at such an early hour. There were four rooms, three TVs, plenty of seating, two very comfy beds, and a bathroom bigger than the dance floors of some clubs. Like the lobby, the rooms were contemporary and luxurious. Oh, and the shower had good water pressure! \n\nOur room was really close to the elevators and I'm happy to say there was virtually no noise. Housekeeping was really, really efficient and fast. It seemed our room was cleaned within minutes of us leaving in the morning.\n\nI believe THEhotel is going to be renovated and rebranded this year or early next. While the experience was top-notch, THEhotel is in need of a little freshening up. As I said, the decor was very nice, but was looking a bit dated (slightly worn carpet, scratched and scuffed furniture). I'd be curious to return to THEhotel once it's The Delano (or whatever the new name is going to be) to see how it's renovated. \n\np.s. This might be the most soothing hotel on The Strip. It was always pleasantly quiet and it smelled like a spa throughout.
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