The pictures posted online are clearly not representative of the apartment and its current state today. I'm not sure how old the pictures are, considering there is carpet in them and now the apartment has laminate, but the state of the apartment does not match up. It was also apparent that either the cleaning crew you hire to go into the apartment did not do a good job or did not do much of a job at all.
There was a sizable hole in the wall behind the guest room door.
The closet storage area was falling apart and even fell off its hinges after the door closed once
Hole patches on the ceiling were not concealed
Areas above the stove were not repaired and concealed
The Tub had no stopper and we were unable to take baths
Dirty glasses were put away, we had to hand wash the dishware we wanted to use
The view was a concrete wall, which is not the impression you receive when flipping through the advertisement
Leftover "games" from the previous party
The apartment is more representative of a 20-year-old's College dorm than a Fabulous Vegas Hotel.
Front Desk was not easy to find, even with instructions that are accurate in Hindsight. The Jockey elevators are very limited and require a lot of looking before you begin to remember where they are.
While the location is "attached" to the Cosmo. You have to go down an elevator, through a hallway, across a pool, down another elevator, to enter the Cosmo, its then another 5-10 mins walk through the Casino to reach the BLVD.
Overall the room is heavily overpriced compared to other Hotels "Just off the strip" such as the Marriot Chateau (whose rooms are fantastic), and while not centrally located, places like the Desert Rose came with Actual Amenities (Trash, Room cleanup daily) and much lower pricing. We expected the price to match a Fabulous room, that was not the case.