throwing the gauntlet down: this is the best hotel I've ever stayed in thusfar. from beginning to end of our stay, it was amazing. if you recall Bond's trips to Asia in \"Skyfall\" it has that look and feel, and you'll feel just as awesome for having just stayed here.\n\nno casino in this hotel keeps the ruffians out!\n\nso far as food goes, there's a decent bistro and a nice little coffee stand. we didn't eat at the French place, but it looked sweet.\n\nwhole list of luxury spa treatments available. I didn't get to try, though my wife is, so see her upcoming review for details.\n\nthe pool area - well, they have multiple pools. decent sized hot tub too. clean pool area and great poolside drink/food service. the \"spa water\" drink - vodka, muddled watermelon, and simple syrup - was delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. little tables with Velcro-secured compartments so you can store your stuff.\n\nthe staff here were amazingly friendly and helpful in every aspect. I inquired about getting a straight razor shave, and when the concierge found out it was the one thing the spa DIDN'T offer, he called multiple barbers at other hotels to try and find me a timeslot somewhere - ultimately, it didn't fit in the schedule, as it was too last-minute, but I appreciate the effort.\n\noh, yeah, the rooms. the bed was ginormous and comfortable. switches everywhere to control lighting, music, and so on. instead of an alarm clock, a tablet with a clock, calendar, and room controls built in. huge-ass tub in the bathroom, two sinks, private stall and shower sections. free WiFi, and not only was there a whole A/V input panel to connect for various media, there was an \"A/V Bug-out Bag\" of chargers and cables.\n\nit's costly but not radically expensive. on a holiday weekend, it was actually only slightly more to stay here than the Bellagio and I felt the accommodations were much better than what we'd get there (which is crazy, because Bellagio is one of the better hotels on the Strip!).\n\ncome here. drop the cash. feel like a king. you only life once, so why be a chump?
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