We stayed here while in town for a business trip with my husband. The room/apartment was great, and the full kitchen was wonderful considering we had our child with us and were stuck in Las Vegas for a week. However, the promise of a wonderful rooftop pool is lacking as the \"Skybar\" area was filthy, the bar was closed, and the pool is the size of a postage stamp. Hopefully the 4th floor pool will remedy the empty promise of a relaxing pool and service area. \n\nAdditionally, there was one employee who was INCREDIBLY rude on two occasions to both myself, my husband, and daughter...which is saying a lot considering our daughter is 2. She obviously dislikes children, so maybe the hospitality industry is not an appropriate career choice for her. I do not recall her name, but she is a medium build African-American woman with shoulder length curly hair and glasses. She made it very clear that she did not want children in her hotel, and our child is incredibly well-behaved as we travel at least 12 weeks out of the year. I feel bad for anyone else who has had to deal with this woman with a child who was actually making noise or (gasp) actually enjoying the property outside of their room. Apparently we are not allowed to sit in the lobby with our toddler (who was quietly watching a movie on our iPad), or bring her upstairs when she is sleeping at 1:30 in the afternoon without BOTH of us showing ID (not just one of us, both..thus having to rummage through my bag and wake my sleeping toddler after a visit to the museum). She is loud, rude, and hateful to children. Then again, I also saw her roll her eyes and do nothing to assist an older gentleman that had stumbled, so maybe she is just overall a miserable human being. The attitude of this individual made us sure that we will not be staying at this property again.\n\nOtherwise, the room was cleaned beautifully each day, the rest of the staff kind, and the location wonderful. The complimentary valet is a godsend, and the little market is helpful, though their Starbucks is incredibly overpriced, even compared to other Marriott properties (I suggest making coffee in room...or there is a Coffee Bean across the street in the Miracle Mile Shops, and a fabulous Starbucks in Crystals). There is an easy \"off the strip\" walk from the property that takes you straight into the MGM as well, which was where our convention was taking place...so nice to stay in a non-gaming, quiet space to get away from the smoke and craziness of Vegas each evening.\n\nIt is just too bad one horrible employee ruined the experience.
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