text: Oh goodness, where to start...\n\nThe rooms were updated and had a modern theme, but the parking structure was not updated and was as terrible as it used to be when it was Imperial Palace years ago.  Also, there were no clearly marked signs to the hotel entrance once you park in a tight space.  Best way to get in/out of the structure was through Koval.  In/out access during the evening is a bit frustrating.  There are \"traffic controllers\"  that have no idea how to direct traffic. \n\nUpon checking in at registration, it was a bit confusing, they didn't have those crowd/lane control poles; instead there was an actual person directing you to the next attendant.  \n\nWhen using the elevator, there is a security guard in a bright  neon vest that has to see your key card to confirm your are a hotel guest.  It's fine, but the process can be slow if there are lots of people waiting.  Other hotels require hotel guests to swipe their cards in the elevators as confirmation before pressing the floor numbers. \n\nOther reviewers mentioned hearing construction early in the morning.  We stayed (for 2 nights) on the 3rd floor, overlooking the pool renovation, so my fianc\u00e9 and I were a bit concerned.  The first morning we were startled by a loud noise coming from the room next door.  It sounded like someone was hanging something on the wall or what not.  The noise went on for 30 minutes and stopped.\n\nRandomness:  during the first night we stayed, we saw some vomit around the elevator threshold on the third floor.  By the time we left (2 days later), it was still there, but dried up.  Eww.\n\nWe only stayed here because it was close to the Mirage for a cheer competition we were in town for in December.  Our total cost was a little over $200, which is decent for being on the strip. \n\nPros: modern, comfy rooms with plenty of space and outlets. \n\nThere are clearly several areas that require improvement though.  Skipping this place next time.