All in all, this resort provided a very enjoyable 3-night stay for me and my girlfriend. Of course, with a place having so much to offer, there are going to be some high-lights and low-lights.\n\nThe room: We stayed in a Panoramic Resort Room (king bed) located on the 62nd floor. It was probably the most tastefully decorated hotel room I've ever stayed in. Even though the room faced the \"wrong\" direction (towards the north), it still provided an amazing view. The bed in the room was the best I've ever slept on. The layout of the room is very efficient, but you won't be able to comfortably fit many more than the prescribed number of people in it (as opposed to the Palazzo). Housekeeping was extraordinary; not only keeping the room immaculate, but also finding fun and creative ways of organizing your daily aftermath of Vegas debauchery.\n\nThe common areas: Absolutely magnificently decorated. As tacky as it sounds, attention was given to literally every inch of this hotel. Throughout our 3-night stay, we constantly caught new details of each area we passed. It is literally unlike any other place I've been and makes the Venetian/Palazzo look like a tacky mess.\n\nThe restaurants: Ate at the Buffet, Le Cave and Tableau. The buffet is probably the best one you can get in vegas. Le Cave was very mediocre. Sunday brunch at Tableau was the best breakfast I've ever had in my life (no exaggeration). Generally, the prices were reasonable by Vegas standards.\n\nThe pools: Most of our time was spent at the European pool, which was absolutely great. It has great decor, music, drinks, and a topless-optional policy for the female guests. There is also a quieter family-friendly pool not far away too, which provides a great chance to relax. If you only take one piece of my advice: Avoid the Beach Club like the plague.\n\nThe clubs: It's a shame; a lot of time/money was obviously put into developing these clubs, but they are managed extremely poorly (especially regarding security). The security at the clubs are either too lax (XS) or downright fascist (Beach Club). If you want to go to either club, read my specific reviews on each in order to know what you're getting yourself into.\n\nLe Reve: On this trip, I saw Ka, Crazy Horse, Love and Le Reve. Of the four shows, this one was #3 (Crazy Horse being the best, Love being the worst). The acrobatics were impressive, albeit repetitive, but the story is very simple and, at the same time, hard to follow. It wasn't a bad show, but not worthy of its high price-tag, in my opinion.\n\nThis resort is truly a gem. However, you'll need to research each part of the resort that you plan to visit, as there is a surprising lack of consistency from one place to the next.
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