This place is perfect for the budget-minded Vegas traveler who still wants to stay on the strip.
First, a couple things I didn't like. None of these are a big deal per se, but travelers looking for specific amenities might find these helpful:
1) My friend and I both needed to work remotely during this trip, and I figured that a 2 bedroom vacation unit would have a small workspace in each bedroom. Not the case. We both wound up working on the small dining room table and largely stayed out of each others' way, but if you want to work remotely and need your own space, you won't find it here.
2) The bed in the second bedroom is a Murphy bed, and while it's not as uncomfortable as your aunt's sofa bed, it's not hotel quality either. If you have kids, it's perfect for them, but if you're older and subject to back pain or whatnot if you sleep on a sub-standard mattress, just be forewarned that this one's not the greatest.
3) It's old, and it feels its age. The carpet is nothing special, and the vibe is very 70's. Not a big deal, but it's definitely not modern.
Now for what I loved:
1) Location, location, location. It's across the street from some of the best hotels that Vegas has to offer, and the view from the strip-facing 18th floor windows is breathtaking.
2) The bed in the master suite IS a hotel-quality bed. Both bathrooms were good as well.
3) The swimming pool area on the roof is great for relaxing and enjoying the views. The water was a great temperature despite it being an unusually cold week by Vegas standards, and the lounge chairs are comfortable.
4) Full kitchen. There's a convenience store in the building where you can get staples like cereal and milk so you can have breakfast in the mornings. There's also a full sized fridge for you to put those leftovers from your huge meal so you can save some money the next night.
5) It has balconies!