The hotel design is awesome and there's so much to do inside the hotel but my room really sucked and the bathroom looked like it hadn't been updated in decades. It took 4 flushes to flush a small poop. It's also really smelly in some areas of the hotel, but it's such a big place, it's understandable. They can't keep the entire place smelling nice. Also a majority of the tables were closed for most of the weekend. All in all its a decent hotel, with an ok casino, in an ok location. Just ok.
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A bit of a line up but definitely worth it. A pretty good vegetarian selection. Food is very rich though--so make sure your eyes are not bigger than your stomach.
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This is your garden variety CVS but since it's in Summerlin things are overpriced. Apathetic employees who are never in a hurry.
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Paltoquet is a pretty awesome little cafe / patisserie. The only trick is getting a table. The croissants were apparently voted some of the best in Montreal, and I believe it. They are incredible. The breakfast/brunch is pretty spectacular - simple flavours but just very well done. I particularly love the oeufs paltoquet, which are a lovely combination of eggs, ham, and cheese that is delish, but all the combinations are delish. For a very simple snack, try the "croissant avec confiture" (croissant with jam). Yum. The desserts and cakes are also pretty awesome. The pista-choc is to DIE FOR. If you plan to go with kids be aware that there is NO room inside for a stroller, and the only high chair they have is really only good for kids old enough to not need a highchair. Be prepared to have baby on your lap. But the food is so good it is totally worth it. The only drawback of Paltoquet is that it has a lot of regulars who hang out all morning and make it hard to get a table. It's just so good that no one wants to leave!
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