If you're looking for an affordable hotel in a good location while in Vegas, Monte Carlo is your place. I know I'll never be able to afford something like the Wynn or any of the other fancy hotels, and I'm fine with that. No one goes to Vegas to be in a hotel room, right? \n\nAfter staying at NYNY the year before, we decided to stay at the Monte Carlo this year to save some buckage. As long as a hotel room is clean, I can deal. However, some of the aspects of the Monte Carlo's room cleanliness were a bit questionable... we had a few not-sure-if-they're-clean-but-they're-super-crunchy towels and there was an interesting stain on the curtains... blood or nail polish? We decided to believe it was nail polish. Here's hoping. But, whatever. If you drink enough, you won't even notice these things.\n\nAside from the room... we had excellent service from everyone working at the hotel. We befriended one of the Player's Club guys, which netted each girl a free $20 to gamble with every day... and my free $20 allowed me to win $250 on a slot machine. They essentially payed me to win... who can complain about that?? We scored a bunch of free buffet's from the wheel-o-free-stuff that was outside, and we definitely ate the hell out of that buffet.\n\nThe only major downside is all the construction that is going on next door at the moment... it really kills the whole lay by the pool & relax vibe. You can't relax when you're too busy picking dust & dirt out of your drink, teeth & eyes. If you're looking to lounge by a pool, this is not a hotel for you (at the moment, anyways). It was apparently the windiest day in Vegas, ever, and people were freaking out about it. Vegas, I laugh at your \"high winds\"... you would most likely fall over if you spent a day in Chicago. \n\nOverall, I was fine with the Monte Carlo, even though there were a few cleanliness concerns on my end. I'll probably stay there again until I meet a sugar daddy that is willing to pay for a 5-star.
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