Q: negative

A: The bathtub and separate showers are nice, granite and tile, but the shower head and the towels are low rent. Other than this the tower deluxe room wasnt anythig special nothong particularly bad, just decent. If i wasnt hwre for work I would absolutely stay at least at the mandalay bay or nicer more mid-strip. I had multiple problems with my keycard not working in the door, and an issue with my reservation thatr I called ahead to avoid and once there nothing was done and I was misinformed/lied too. I will go out of my way not to stay here and make sure nobody else has to deal with their incompetence. Too many bettere options to stay at on the strip to stay at the "Sux"ur.

Q: positive

A: The beef kabob was fantastic -- moist and flavorful. The gyro was okay. The rice was tasty. Next time, I would skip the gyro and go for something else from the menu, but the beef kabob will be a go to dish!

Q: positive

A: Another great big burrito restaurant, Casbah offers some great wine and spectacular food in some great, and varied, dining rooms. The three dinning rooms, "outside," inside and downstairs. While downstairs isn't always open when it is try and get a seat down there, it is beautiful and quiet. Perfect for a larger group of people. Outside is always open and you don't really realize you are outside aside from the non-padded patio chairs and heat lamps all around. The food is Mediterranean fusion, not exactly sure what is meant by that but it is good. The hummus here was actually the first hummus that I had ever had and I am sorry to say it is what I compare all other to, few match up. The wine list is extensive, but if you are going for an upscale bar this isn't the place, for that you'll want to go down the road to Soba. If you want a nice place to have a drink and a conversation, Casbah is it.

Q: negative

A:
Hey, I remember these fixtures and these pastel paintings -- my mom decorated our home this way in 1992! Hello not-yet-retro, bleck! Everything started off predictably well - the check in service was quick, and the staff was friendly. But all went downhill when the light of day hit my room. No WiFi, and the wired in outlet was on the fritz. The room was not properly cleaned before my arrival. Sure, it was surface swept, but not well at all - the remains of a shopping spree's plastic price tags littered the floor between the beds, the toilet seat was wet, and there were strange black smears on two of the pillows and the outer comforter. Partner that up with a suspicious smell to the water, a shower fixture that could decapitate any royal and soaps that left me so dry I immediately peeled two layers of skin in an alligator like fashion and well... it's not tough to see why I wasn't impressed. Salvageable moments: the cabana guy lent me an inner tube for free, but he also made me wait a few minutes while he helped people who came after me. Worth getting it for free, because a $10 inner tube rental for a pretty small and bland lazy river would have really made me feel ripped off. And from the tram station, the pool looks pretty - complete with a beach volleyball court! For the deal I got, it was almost worth it. $50 a night plus the $15 a night hotel fees, of course. But I think next time I'll remember, you pay for what you get.