The South Tower is farther from Fremont, too. You're getting the standard downtown treatment at the Four Queens, meaning they expect you to be an adult and do most things for yourself. But, if you need an iron or extra towels, they'll hustle them up to you. The casino is small enough to assure you don't feel lost in the crowd, but not so small as to be uncomfortable. Check-in can be a little long at rush hour.
Room service is fair to middling.
Conditioning shampoo and soap. It's an middle-aged and older crowd that is pretty serious about gambling, and probably not the best place to try to pick up hip Angelenos. People here are not rich, they are like us except without the drool on their T-shirts, plain folks trying to stretch their vacation dollars. Go swim in the pond at Bellagio . Sorry about that.