Caveat #1 - My wife and I consider hotel rooms to be bases of operations when on vacation; we have moderate expectations.\nCaveat #2 - I understand the mission of Vegas hotels is to have you in the casino as much as possible.\n\nWith that in mind, this hotel did not impress me very much. One of the major issues I had with the room is that it is totally lacking something most people absolutely need these days; electric outlets. We travel with cell phone, iPod, laptop, and Kindle chargers and there was not a single spare, accessible outlet to be had. We had to unplug a lamp and the clock. When I wanted to use the computer, I literally had the power cord stretched all the way across the room to the LAN outlet becaus there was no wifi.\n\nBesides that, the room was comfortable enough with what we needed but a coffee maker would have been nice or perhaps a comfortable chair to sit in. Sparse would be one word that comes to mind.\n\nMy other major issue is with the Wyndham people. There are at least 2 or 3 of them at every entrance trying to offer you a gift or tickets to listen to their sales pitch. Some are quite annoying but they never stop! They're far worse than the people handing out the \"Girls Direct to You\" cards on the sidewalk. Worse still, Harrah's seems to be the only one. We went to most of the hotels on the strip and did not see similar people hounding you.\n\nThe saving grace of this hotel is the Piano Bar. That place is great for the music, the atmosphere, and the drinks. It was a lot of fun with some great music and crowd singing.\n\nOverall the place just needs an overhaul and modernization. So many other hotels nearby seem to have similar deals but are far more interesting on the inside.