Overall it’s a nice hotel room. The best part of the room was the bathroom and even that could use a little maintenance. The hotel provided shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and face soap were not very high end that you would find in other hotels. If you are looking for a place just to have a couple of drinks before heading out to the Strip and sleep when you are done having fun this is a good place to book. If you are looking to spend more time relaxing in your room in my opinion there are better options. I found Strip view was nice but also brought with it a lot of street noise. The decor is very mid century modern that was likely very popular when this hotel opened in 2001. Not really my personal style. The technology in the room also is a bit outdated. The clock radio only supported docking an iPhone 4 or a really old iPhone shuffle. The hotel offered very few television options compared to other hotels. Connecting my laptop to the television was not an easy task. With only one HDMI port on the TV I had to disconnect the hotel television appliance. Unplugging that renders the remote control useless. Cooking was another challenge as the cookware did not seem to be designed to work on the small cook top. The kitchen chairs were a bit beat up. The bed and couch were very comfortable places to relax and sleep. The air is controlled by an old school dial regulator so you really don’t know what exactly the room temperature is. I would have preferred more closed storage. Very few drawers available. As others have said I thought there was going to be a balcony but only dirty windows to look out of. Not so great a view during the day but did looked okay at night when the dirt was harder to see. The biggest disappointment for me was the Drift Spa a the hotel was shut down. I was allowed to use the gym facility which is very nice for a hotel. For spa services I had to walk to the Palms Hotel next door which is not as high end as the Drift Spa but had the high end prices. The hotel is close to the Strip but you would need a car or catch a ride to get there. In my experience this hotel room is more in line with a timeshare than a home that is opened up to a visiting traveler. I don’t feel I received a great value for the price I paid. I won’t be recommending it to family and friends.