Q: Where do I even start? Resort fees. They are on the high side for Vegas ($20/night) and not a lot to show for it. According to vegaschatter.com it covers WiFi, $10 off the D showroom tickets, and local and toll free calls. I also got a $5 coupon for The D Grill, but as the food there wasn't that good, I'd call the coupon a wash. Not worth it, to be honest. Then, I booked a king, and was given two queens. When I argued that, I was told that being I booked through hotels.com my room preference could not be guaranteed. That's bullshit, as the hotel was nowhere close to being at capacity, and she offered to UPGRADE me to a king which means they were available. I had that happen to me only once before when I had booked through hotels.com, but it was at a MUCH shadier hotel, and I'm surprised they pulled that shit in Vegas. But whatever, I was willing to let that go, not the end of the world. The casino itself is pretty standard, and pretty boring. Nothing to write home about, and other than the dancing girls, nothing that really catches the eye. Pretty bland. The hotels rooms are okay. My room wasn't completely clean, but it wasn't filthy (lipstick smudge on the mirror, and some greasy spots on one of my headboards). Though what hotel these days doesn't come standard with a mini-fridge? The beds aren't the comfiest I've ever slept on, but not the worst. Not what I'm used to with Vegas hotels though. Pillows were fairly comfortable. The worst, the WORST thing was the noise. The walls are paper thin. You can hear everything. The guy in the room next to me had a bit of a cough. I could hear when someone in the other room sneezed. Want to know what your neighbor is watching on their (tiny) TV? No problem, because you can hear it clearly at normal volume. I was woken up in the middle of the night because one of my neighbors was rather, um, enthusiastic about their bedroom activities. And if the noise from your neighbors isn't enough to keep you up at night, the knocking noise your sink makes whenever they used water will. It probably has one of the worse parking lots I've used in Las Vegas. The lanes between floors are steep and narrow, the turns are tight, and guest parking doesn't START until the 7th floor. No pedestrian walk-ways either, so unless you're parked near the elevators you're taking your life into your own hands walking through the (very very narrow) parking lot. I will never, ever stay here again. The only reason it gets two stars is because it was clean enough, and the beds were tolerable. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, and will go one step further to recommend you stay at another hotel.

A: negative

Q: The self serve salsa had a great variety and was a lot of fun. The margaritas weren't amazing, but the food certainly was. I enjoyed a few street tacos, but particularly enjoyed the refried beans. I was visiting Phoenix, but it is definitely the best Mexican food I've had in a long time.

A: positive

Q: We stopped in for breakfast to end our Vegas weekend. Really good pancakes and spuds. The service was a little slow but the food made up for it.

A: positive

Q: Great burgers constructed with amazing combination of ingredients. The environment is laid back, but the service is spot on! Definitely a great place to catch a game and grab a bite. The beer selection is great too!!

A:
positive