text: I got a deal through Groupon, so I thought, \"why not?\". Going during the height of convention season, it was close to the Convention Center and the price was right. When I went to check in, I was immediately asked if I wanted an upgrade to a newer room for an additional $20 a night. No thanks. But I would like a room with 1 king bed as requested, not 2 beds as they offered. No problem! When I checked into my room, there were 2 beds... not a big deal - at least I had another bed option. One was so lumpy, I can only imagine that it had one of those egg crate foam mattress toppers - you know, to sop up all those bodily fluids. I opted for the one that had a huge lump in the middle, making it an uphill battle to stay in bed all night. Now, I've seen those news shows that go into a hotel room with a black light and it illuminates all the nasties... so I never go barefoot in a hotel room. Ever. Good thing, because walking across the stained carpet, my shoes stuck to the surface in some areas. Ewww!!! The light bulb was burned out in the only lamp in the room. The bathmat, while most likely clean, had a huge black stain on it, which in my opinion, warrants a replacement. The bathroom,  overall, felt a tad dirty. Grout needs replacing, the fixtures in the shower were loose, the shower curtain had seen better days. And what was that yellow stain behind the door? Hopefully I'll never know... If they were giving away rooms, I'd never stay here again. The only plus was that the customer service woman refunded my \"resort\" fee (I used quotes, because really, can we call this place a resort?) The internet never worked in my room and that's really the only thing the fee was good for for me. Funny enough, there was a man checking out with the same complaints (down to the burned out lightbulb and filth). So I wasn't the only one. Back to the MGM for me!