In other words, a nice hotel, with well-appointed, tasteful and spacious rooms. None of that Vegas tackiness gets past the casino and into the rooms. The king-bed rooms have sofas, the doubles don't. They all have sitting areas, small TVs and average-sized bathrooms. Some rooms are getting a touch old, but many have been remodeled, and we guess the rest are on their way to remodeling.
All rooms have hairdryers and ironing boards.
We recently were upgraded to a mini-suite in the central tower for free. See if you can too. This hotel handles a lot of business travelers and convention attendees because it's right next to the convention center, and the joint is set up to serve their every whim. Lots of executive services. Nothing silly or frivolous, though, like you would get at Caesars.