**The Room**
We check into the hotel and get on the elevator to our room, the door opens and we see a sign that there is a birthday party going on in the room next door to ours, and it's a relatively loud group of ladies. So we go into our room, the door closes, followed by...Nothing... I don't know if they encase their rooms in soundproof drywall or it's just black magic but we didn't hear a thing. That was really surprising and impressive.

The room was great, it had a nice view of the strip since it was on an upper floor, the bed was comfortable, and it had more televisions than we had people in the room. There was a small machine above the refrigerator that was locked which left us guessing the entire time as to what the machine actually was. That mystery is still unsolved.

**Check in**
Check in was easy as can be, we gave the front desk guy our name and credit card as you would any hotel, the staff was friendly and helpful.

**Hotel Location**
The hotel is located off of the Strip, but only a few blocks. It's walking distance to the Rio and about a quarter mile walk to Caesars Palace. The location worked perfectly for us because it was spring break and the strip was absolutely packed with drunk college students.

**The Food**
The hotel has several restaurants to choose from, they range in price from moderately expensive, to ridiculously expensive. We ate at the Studio 6 once but weren't impressed. Overall I would recommend planning meals off resort.

**The Casino**
You should probably just tip your bellhop any money you were expecting to gamble in the casino. I've never lost that much money that quickly before. It was a very nice floor though. As a non-smoker, the smell wasn't bad at all.

**Overall**
We would absolutely recommend this room to anyone looking to stay in Vegas for any number of days. The description is dead on accurate and you can't beat the price.