New York New York Hotel Casino

Customer service (on the phone) needs to be trained better!
Don’t need to explain to much just that it was a call on a card that was missed charged but with policy it was non refundable :(…but hey it’s a business and I understand
Just some feed back
–learn to relate and give assurance to the customer
–active listening (she was just trying to pass me along quickly instead of interacting and listening to my situation)
–ask for my feedback

Really nice, EXCEPT: the registration desk is in the smoky casino. And registration, at 11am, required waiting in line 30 minutes. Also, they now CHARGE FOR VALET PARKING. $ 18 per day. Boo, hiss. Oh — and don’t forget the $ 30 resort fee.
Notes:
1. Study the hotel on the internet before you actually check in. There are lots of great things (numerous restaurants & shops, a Starbucks, food at the pool bar, upgraded chaise lounge options at the pool, a spa, a roller coaster, etc…) but no way to find out about them from your room — there is no hotel binder!!! Even the hotel website is vague. (i.e. Online spa menu has no prices listed.) Write down what interests you, and be sure to ask at check in. Otherwise, good luck getting the front desk on the phone for info.
2. The concierge is quite helpful, though, and easier to reach, but remember, they make their $$ on commissions.
3. Almost all the hotel eateries close by 11pm, on week nights, anyway. We got back from our show and the only choices were pizza and stuff from the candy apple stand. Wait — the actual restaurants might have still been serving, but all we wanted was a late night snack. One candy apple, a Stromboli and a bottle of water came to over $ 30!
4. Late check out (noon) cost me an extra $ 20.
5. There is no charge for early check in! Hooray!
Would I return? Probably, if the price was low enough to counter the valet fee. And I would know what to ask about and be able to plan better, so I could get my money’s worth from this very nice hotel.

We parked on top of the New York New York building and saw the largest view from the very top. New York New York casually plays swing music in the elevator she inside the lobby. Once entering in, it’s connected to a large arcade, restaurants and bars and casinos. The bright sight of their logo shines real big and catches eyes. The building is connected to most shopping centers and you can spot the rollercoaster from underneath of the casino. It’s one of my favorite buildings in Las Vegas.

The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is because I have yet to stay here my review is based off customer service prior to my stay.
My wife’s birthday is coming up and we are staying at the New York New York hotel. I reached out to Jodi Bratton to help with some accommodations. She wasn’t just good help she was great help! We now have everything squared away and I can tell that our trip is going to be wonderful thanks in part to the level of guest service that is being offered.
I can’t wait to stay here!

Review #911
Owing to the fact that NY-​NY featured a Memorial to the victims of ⁹⁄₁₁ by the Statue of Liberty up to 2013, it is appropriate that this is going to be my review 911. Likewise owing to the facts that my family and I vacationed there for a week in March and that it is frequent spot to hang out at, the time has come to review New York-​New York.
New York-​New York and the real New York share something else besides landmarks. Both are exciting and have Pizzazz!
The first time I ever set eyes on New York-​New York was on a summer afternoon back in July 1996 when the MGM was the hot new property on the Strip. Because it was being built, I couldn’t set foot in it. The next year when we returned to Las Vegas, it was my first time in the casino. Nearly 20 years later, the property has not aged. The thing about theme casinos that some bean executives just don’t understand is that a great theme never gets old. Additionally fantastic themes are so exciting that it puts the reviewer at a disadvantage of streamlining to avoid the character limit. For that reason this review from this point forward separates it by category.
Hotel Rooms:
Our hotel room up in the Columbia Tower was clean and comfortable. The neat thing about the theme is that the towers resemble the New York skyline. Because my dad paid for it the few things I could say about pricing is that it is competitively priced before the resort fee. The view from the room overlooked the Statue of Liberty and southeast Valley. The roller coaster would careen up and down the track outside the tower.
Drinking:
The coffee fan in me appreciates that it is easy to savor the beverage. By registration, Fornaio serves a delicious Café Americano and desserts. There are two Starbuck’s with one that has seats overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge.
The alcohol fan in me appreciates the variety of bars. There is the Irish Bar near the Strip. Upstairs for a different drinking environment is Coyote Ugly. In the casino is a central bar and sporadic cocktail service at the slot machines. The pizza place has a $ 7.77 special including 2 slices and beer. The Times Square Bar is a fun spot for a cold one while listing to Dueling Piano players duel it out.
Dining:
There is a nice choice of places to eat. The themed streets of Greenwich Village are a unique spot to enjoy a bite while taking in the attention that is so detailed that steam rises out of a manhole replica on the walkway. The restaurants include a fish & chips place, a crêpe stand, Greenberg’s Deli, Chinese restaurant, hot dog stand, Broadway Burger and pizza place. Way out in Coney Island there is a Nathan’s that is the only one to serve super cheeseburgers on the Strip. Near the hotel registration America is the casino café. Upstairs in the menazzaine the restaurants include a pizzeria and Haagan Daez. Out in the suburbs are Tom Urban and Shake Shack.
Entertainment :
The theme is the major entertainment. It makes this a unique place that is unparalleled at a New York theme. Before I step foot in the casino, there is the New York skyline, Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge. The theme continues inside. Even Hershey’s World gets in the New York mood with a towering chocolate Statue of Liberty. There has been some detheming in the Central Park casino where the trees have been replaced with contemporary furnishings. This causes the eye to look across the casino to the perimeter. Usually my eyes lead me to Greenwich Village. At night the sounds of the Times Square Dueling Piano Bar bounce across the Village. Throughout the day and night the New York roller coaster cars fly along the tracks above. Above Times Square there is entertainment to be had in the Coney Island arcade. In back of the hotel, there is a resort swimming pool that overlooks the roller coaster and Monte Carlo. The hotel us also the home of the Cirque Du Soleil show: Zumanity. The entertainment got even better with the newly opened Park connecting the casino to the T-​Mobile Arena.
Conclusion:
New York-​New York is the quintessential proof that well-​run properties with fantastic themes never get old. They remain exciting places that never get boring. Fantastic themed hotels in comparison to hotels that try to be hip or overluxurious alleviate the negative energy of paying to park, obnoxious resort fees, and other expenses. New York — New York puts me in a New York State of Mind.

We stayed 3 nights here starting this last memorial day. Check in didnt take super long, maybe 30 minutes or so. We ended up upgrading the park avenue room to a spa room for an additional $ 29 per night as advertised through the email we recieved prior to our stay.
So we get our keys, go up to our assigned room, open it up and notice that peoples belongings are still in it. So we’re like what the hell. its no wonder there are reviews of peoples stuff getting stolen. This is probably the majority of the reason why.
My husband goes down to talk to them and they say sorry and give us a room on a different floor and as far away from the elevator they could possibly give us, which was annoying. The room was nothing special. It was nice enough for what it was. The spa tub had a bunch of hair in it, so i didnt even want to get in it, and mold or crud around the jets that came off when i wiped it with a baby wipe. So housekeeping pretty much does a piss poor job cleaning, if they even do any at all.
My daughter had black feet from walking around for 10 min on the carpet. So gross. I washed her up and instantly put socks on her. Shampoo your carpets once in a while!
The following day we are out and about and go back up to our room to find that we’re locked out. So my husband again, goes back down to get our keys fixed. They said it wouldn’t happen again but it very well did the following day. This time i was pissed and went down there to the guest services desk where no one is to help you. All the other service people are checking people in and ignoring us standing there, so finally, i went up and interrupted someones check in to get help. She looked irritated but i didnt care. If they did their job right the first time, they wouldn’t be bothered by crap like this and then i wouldn’t be angry.
We didnt get a sorry, no resort fee comped, nothing for this irritating hassle. This hotel is one of the most unorganized ones i have stayed in.
The only thing decent was the bed. It felt comfortable.
The pool was like warm bath water. Wished it was colder on 100 degree days. I really hope they dont heat their pools? That’s pretty dang silly for the Vegas summer heat if they do.
The machines are tight, but the location and hotel is fun and entertaining which is why i give it 2 instead of 1. I will never stay here again, but i will probably pass through.

I loved visiting NY, NY years ago. However, we were guests of the hotel on this trip to Vegas and I’m so disappointed with the exorbent resort fees. The last night of our stay, policy changed and we were charged $ 18 to valet our car overnight.
It used to be you would go to Vegas to be pampered and now you go to be nickel and dimed.
Our room was a hike to get to, down a very long hallway. The rollercoaster was right outside our window and ran all the time. We had to use the computer to print something and we were charged $ 15 for it.
Very unimpressed with the hotel and our stay.

I love the bar at the high limit here at newyork newyork, the service is really good and the crowd is good too. I will be back here tomorrow

Stayed one night, check in was easy and we ended upgrading for a fee.
Inside, the room is starting to need updating. The edges of the tub faucets etc have mineral buildup i think thats what it is etc which i find alittle concerning, it just makes the sink and tubs dirty.
Everything else was ok, night stands were dusty. And could of used a wipedown. Tv had premium bose sound system which was nice. Two windows with view were awesome. We were up on the 34^th floor new yorker tower. The elevator was sort of like a private one and there were only 3 other suites on our floor. In room service was a bit pricy but its Vegas, to be expected. Overall good experience, good service

I stayed here for a long weekend Wednesday — Monday. I really liked this hotel. They had many different types of restaurants and the authenticity and real feel of different landmarks in NYC.
I would definitely come back for another stay the hotel staff was friendly and the rooms were clean. The pool is nothing to write home about with the rollercoaster kinda ruining the environment. However, there are so many other hotels with pools you can go to during the day.

NYNY left me pleasantly surprised! I’ve only stayed for one night with my coworker but it was a really good experience.
Our room was far from the elevator, so it was quiet and left undisturbed. Yes, there’s a roller coaster outside but it doesn’t really affect your sleep.
Although NYNY seems like a rowdy casino/​hotel downstairs, with children running around and all… the hotel itself was really clean.
My only standard for hotels are its cleanliness and easy parking. NYNY has met all of that. I’d definitely consider coming another time!

I have this weird obsession with staying at a different hotel in Vegas everytime I’m there until I find my favorites. I also categorize them based on my needs.
If I need an inexpensive, clean, but no frills room, I usually go Rio, Luxor, Westin, or, now, NYNY. For luxury rooms, the CityCenter or Encore. For a true getaway, it’s Green Valley Ranch (which also tends to be very budget friendly vs the strip).
Anyways I enjoyed my stay at NYNY. I received a comped room via MyVegas and also paid for a 2^nd night ($ 80). When I arrived, I decided to upgrade to the Madison Ave room for an additional $ 20/​night. The rooms didn’t look that much different, although the Madison Ave room has a pillowtop and 50 more sq ft.
My room was a long trek from the elevator, which was probably the most annoying thing about the room. The room itself was slightly antiquated. A large armoire stood near the king sized bed, with a small table and desk along with 2 comfortable chairs, which made it a nice place for a conversation. Central air was available. The bathroom was a bit outdated… no individual tub/​shower, it was a combo. The necessary amenities were included (which I think are the same as Luxor).
The gym was small but decent enough. It had freeweights, some cardio machines, a pull up bar setup, leg press, shoulder press, and a few other machines.
There wasn’t a mini-​fridge in the room at all, which was mildly annoying, since I like to keep extra water in the room.
Overall, I wouldn’t mind staying here again if I need a decent, basic room in Vegas around the $ 50-​$ 60 range.

My favorite hotel to stay on the strip. This was my third time staying here and love it. We got a very nice clean room up on the 17^th floor! The hotel itself has tons of fun things to do and great restaurants throughout. It’s also in a prime spot corner walking distance to MGM, Excalibur, The Luxor and more! The additions of Hershey World and Shake Shack was a smart move.

NYNY casino and resort is now considered to be centrally located on the strip. With the addition of the TMOBILE Arena and The Park Las Vegas, NYNY is the new hub of activity. You’ll find an array of restaurants and visual stimulations. There’s plenty of sites to see and seating that allows for my favorite activity, people watching. The are restaurants to satisfy any pallet. You can ball out in a budget and keep cots low by eating at one of the many fast food type vendors on the New York street style food court, I recommend the Deli, the roast beef is large enough to shared and simply delicious. You can step it up a notch and have a fine dining experience at one of the many trendy restaurants. The rooms are newly renovated offering a more modern traditional flair. The restroom facilities on the casino floor are always clean and well kept.
There is one draw back for me: I like honesty so I’ll share, the check in staff is generally so busy that pleasantries escape them. I’m a stickler for kindness and courtesy and I recognize those things when they’re not offered. If I had one thing I would change it would be a consistent kind demeanor for their reception staff.
If you’re new to Vegas, take an minute to enjoy the NYNY area. You’ll be glad you did.

This was an amazing experience. My grandmother took me to Vegas for my college graduation and we had a great time. The hotel staff were super friendly and gave us complimentary meal tickets, probably because my Grandma frequented Vegas a lot :-) The restaurants inside were neat, the casino was always packed, and they offer the roller coaster outside which gives it a neat touch!
Our room was beautiful and the cleaning crew were very attentive. We stayed three nights and each one of them was so relaxing. I would definitely stay here again if visiting!

Stayed here for 3 nights in March 2016.
The hotel was decent. It is walking distance to the Bellagio/Caesar’s area, but it’s a pretty lengthy walk — about 2 km according to Google Maps but felt much longer with all the stairs/​walkways.
We were given the additional rollaway bed we asked for within 30 minutes of entering the room. Requests for additional towels and slippers were also completed in a timely manner.
My main issue is that we had booked through
where the room was listed ast having 2 queen beds, but we actually received 2 double beds.
The room itself was decently sized and met our needs, but lacked in a couple areas — e.g. thin walls (friends clearly heard the room next door).

New York New York is horrible, to be brutally honest. We got there, checked in, and when we got to our room we learned that they had put us in a different room than we had requested. My husband called the front desk and talked to Emily (he says he’s 99% sure her name was Emily), who informed us that there were no king rooms available (despite us booking our room THREE MONTHS AGO) but that we could be moved the next day and she would waive the daily resort charge for the entire trip to apologize for the inconvenience this caused us (as we had to interrupt our plans for the next day so we could move rooms). We were greatly appreciative of that.
The restaurants and stores are pretty good here, like there’s a good variety.
Some of the rooms can be extremely loud. I got four hours of sleep our first night here (not an exaggeration — I took this number right off of my Fitbit app!) because the first room we were in was right next to an elevator that was running during all hours of the night. Along with that, we dealt with a terrible AC unit that was ice cold but when you tried to turn on the heater, it would start smoking. There were people screaming at each other in the middle of the night. The beds are somewhat comfortable. The bathrooms are pretty awkwardly set up, with the door barely clearing the toilet. It’s an aging hotel and it shows.
I thought the arcade was pretty cool until we realized that half of the games don’t even work.
We checked out this morning to make sure that the resort charge was in fact waived. The individual who helped us was Denise, who was oh so pleasant (sarcasm). She confirmed that the resort charge was waived for ONE DAY out of «goodwill» and reminded us once again that we didn’t get the room we had reserved the first night because it just wasn’t available. She was so careless and showed no desire to make it better, even after I commented saying that it was shady that we were lied to and that I’d be mentioning this in my review.
Overall, I will never ever stay here again. This hotel and its employees don’t care about their guests, they just care about making money and they’re willing to lie and lose the trust of their guests to do it.

Surprised how much we liked NYNY considering all the negative reviews. We had a great experience during our stay.
We booked the Park Avenue room, which is the smallest room they have (300sq ft, king size bed). It’s basic, but met all our needs. The room and bathroom was visibly clean, the bed was really comfortable and the sheets were clean (we checked Anthony Melchiorri stye ^_​^). The décor was ok. We got the view of the roller coaster and you can hear it from the room, but it didn’t bother us because it wasn’t too loud. It was more entertaining to watch it.
We received great customer service at the front desk upon check in and at the casino. Our waitress was the sweetest lady. Offered us drinks while playing at the slots and made small talk with us and gave us water bottles. We made sure we tipped her. The bar in the middle of the casino turned into a «dance floor» a few times. Great energy from people having a good time.
Make sure you hit up The Chocolate Bar and get one of their chocolate martinis. You’ll thank me later ^_​^.
I took off 1 star because it would’ve been nice if they had a fridge or microwave and complimentary water bottles in the room, but I still recommend this hotel is you’re looking for a basic and affordable hotel on the strip.

Last night I received a deep laceration on my foot while in the Hershey store, by no fault of my own. I was left sitting on the floor bleeding for quite a bit of time before seeing a manager or any kind of first aid. Still bleeding, a security team member wheeled me to the security desk where I was left under the care of Diana. She was rude and showed no proper first aid training when it came to dressing the wound or giving information on treatment options. My understanding was that I could receive a bandaid or pay for ems to take me to a hospital. She gave off the impression that my bleeding foot was an inconvenience to her.
To add insult to injury, I was wheeled from a small area to the open casino floor rather than a private room to wait for bleeding to stop. I have attached photos. I absolutely cannot believe that such a large organization leaves first aid to a department with horrible customer service, has no area designated for first aid, and does not offer to pay for professional medical assistance when a guest is injured on the property.

I have never stayed in one of the rooms at the New York New York Hotel, but I have visited, shopped and hung out in the casino part of the hotel and it’s actually one of my favorites on the strip.
The downstairs casino part of the hotel isn’t very crowded and is easy to get around in. You never get all turned around and lost like some of the other hotels and the ceilings are high which helps to lessen the cigarette smoke.
I came to the New York New York one afternoon to have a few beers at their Pour 24 bar upstairs, which is actually quite nice and a great place to people watch! They have a Coyote Ugly Club/​Restaurant next to it, as well as a New York Pretzel place and a New York Pizza place which I never tried, but it’s supposed to be really good.
What I did try was Shake Shack which is attached to the casino, but outside and downstairs. It’s AMAZING. Definitely go if you have the chance! It gets crazy busy during lunch time, so definitely make sure to go on an off time to avoid the biggest rush.
There is also a Nine Fine Irishman Pub (which is supposed to be good) and a Tom’s Urban which I heard is OK. For shopping they have a Hershey’s World Store which is interesting to look at, a Stupidiotic Store which is hilarious and also interesting to look around in, and a Swatch Store which really brought back the memories for me!
I will definitely keep coming back to the New York New York and maybe ride the roller coaster next time! Or just stay in one of their rooms.

It’s up to youuu, New York, Neeeew Yoooork!
Ich liebe das Casino, hier könnte ich stundenlang bleiben, was irgendwie auch oft passiert. Das Casino hat das Motto Central Park, der Innenraum mit den funkelnden Slot Machines und den Roulette– und Hold’em Tischen stellen den Park dar, der gesäumt wird von Häuserfassaden, in denen sich tatsächlich Geschäft befinden. Die gesamte Fressmeile des NY NY besteht aus Häuserzeilen mit Kopfsteinpflaster und ist dem alten, charmanten New York der 20er (obwohl ich für diese Einschätzung nicht meine Hand ins Feuer legen würde), nachempfunden. Hier gibt es Fressalien zu ganz annehmbaren Preisen.
Im Casino selbst spiele ich sehr gerne, da hier besonders gute Slot Machines stehen, die auch mit mehreren Spielern gemeinsam Spaß machen.
Zum Amüsement gibt es in diesem Hotel noch die Coyote Ugly Bar und die fantastische Show Zumanity. Der Pool ist hier allerdings eher kleiner im Vergleich zu denen anderer Hotels und liegt schnell in Schatten der Wolkenkratzer.
Die Außenfassade ist aber dafür einfach ein toller Anblick, man könnte glatt meinen, man hätte Manhattan vor sich. Gekrönt wird dieses noch durch die Achterbahn, die außen herum führt (und die wirklich Spaß macht!). Auch die Freiheitstatue bewacht hier das Hotel, auf der anderen Seite kann man außen auf der Brookly Bridge an Geschäften vorbei flanieren, das alles wurde ²⁰¹³⁄₂₀₁₄ neu gemacht.
Wir hatten zu einem Schnäppchenpreis eine Suite inklusive Jacuzzi. Das Preis-​Leistungsverhältnis ist unschlagbar (die Hotels finanzieren sich halt durch die Casinos), aber es ist alles etwas verwohnt und nicht so modern wie z.B. im MGM. Das sieht man schon in den Aufzügen. Ich würde trotzdem hier immer wieder einkehren, zumal man die Achterbahn so gut wie gar nicht im Zimmer hören kann.

Fachada espectacular, decoración interior como el verdadero NY.
El personal súoer amable y dispuesto para atenderte en todo.
La suite, como que necesita una manita de gato, sobre todo, el baño. Un poco pasado de moda; el mármol parece sacado de un mausoleo.
La ubicación de este resort es inmejorable, lejos del ruido, y cerca (a pie) de los mejores hoteles de Vegas.
Buen precio y buena experiencia. Altamente recomendable.

Das am 3. Januar 1997 eröffnete 4 Sterne Hotel New York-​New York widmet sich dem Thema New York City. Es befindet sich südlich des Las Vegas Boulevards gegenüber des MGM Grand Hotels.
Als Stilelemente wurden Nachbauten des Empire State Buildings, des Chrysler Buildings, der Brooklyn Bridge und der Freiheitsstatue gewählt. Mit der Achterbahn «The Roller Coaster», die über 2 Loopings verfügt, kann man die Skyline New Yorks umkreisen. Im Inneren des Gebäudes hat man den Times Square, die Park Avenue, Little Italy und den Broadway nachgebaut.
Mit seinen 2.024 Zimmern zählt es eher zu den kleineren Casino-​Hotels, bietet aber allerhand Komfort und Entertainment. 6 Restaurants sorgen für das leibliche Wohl und es gibt auch eine kleine Shopping Mall, ein Cabaret und eine Show, «ZUMANITY» vom Cirque du Soleil.
Das Casino ist mit 7.812 m² nicht so groß geraten und verfügt über 80 Spieltische, wie Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Mini Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Caribbean Stud Poker, Big Six, Casino War, Keno, Renn– und Sportwetten und mehr als 2.000 Slots. Für die wohlhabende Kundschaft gibt es den Players Club «M life Players Club», wo man sein Spielglück austesten kann.
Mir hat es persönlich sehr gut gefallen durch das Hotel zu schlendern. Man hat sich hier wirklich viel Mühe gegeben auch kleinste Details umzusetzen.

ARGH. Difficile d’évaluer le New York New York. Il est tellement beau de l’extérieur! Le détail est bien travaillé: on a vraiment l’impression d’avoir un petit New York a côté de nous: la statue de la liberté, le Brooklyn Bridge, le Chrysler building… Tout y est ! ‘J’étais émerveillée en arrivant devant.
Mais en y entrant, un peu comme le Paris, je n’ai pas vraiment trouvé de choses ressemblantes comme à NY: dans le concept oui, le fond est respecté: les immeubles et les escaliers a l’extérieur, les pizzeria, les vendeurs de hot dog, mais voilà rien de ressemblant sur la forme. J’ai été très déçue.

Das NYNY ist für uns eines der schönsten Hotels am Strip. Die Skyline schaut — gerade im Dunklen — sensationell aus. Auch innen fühlt man sich beim Schlendern durch das Hotel an den Big Apple erinnert. Das Casino ist nicht übermäßig groß, aber mit einer tollen Atomsphäre und aufmerksamen Bedienungen. Im Hotel selbst gibt es für jeden Geschmack und Geldbeutel Restaurants und Snackmöglichkeiten. Das NYNY liegt am südlichen Strip, was für uns aber nicht schlimm war. Es macht Spaß sich abends über den Strip treiben zu lassen. Das Hotel verfügt über ein sehr großes Parkhaus, Selfparking ist kostenfrei. Das einzige Manko (schon mehrfach genannt): kein Kühlschrank oder Minibar auf dem Zimmer, was bei den klimatischen Vegas Verhältnissen Standard sein müsste. Dafür Eiswürfelautomaten auf jedem Floor. Check –In verlief absolut problemlos, wir hatten eine Wartezeit von 5min. Checkout über den Fernseher zu empfehlen. Wir würden jederzeit wieder das NYNY buchen.

Ótimos custo-​benefício e localização. Bom pra famílias, casais, turistas em geral. Talvez ñ seja a melhor pedida para os solteiros que estejam atrás do glamour das baladas. O clima aqui é de Vegas sim, só que mais confortável. Me senti à vontade e recomendo! ;)
It’s affordable and well located. Ideal for families, couples, tourists in general. Maybe it’s not the best option for singles who are looking for fency & glamour of Vega’s nightlife. Anyway, I felt free there and recomend it. ;)

Ambiance très détendue, accueil super sympas dans un style new yorkais les boutiques intéressantes et les restaurants sont abordables pour une ville comme Las Vegas.
Les suites un peu vieillottes mais confortables et bien entretenues, literie nickel, salle de bain pratique, bonne insonorisation et wifi gratuit.
Un bon plan dans le Strip.

Très bien placé.Accueil parfait. Check in un peu long mais sinon, super!

Très sympa de l’extérieur, un peu plus décevant de l’intérieur, mais qui est très sympa quand meme, un bar «Coyote ugly’ comme à NY, des tables de jeu de partout, du Las Vegas pur quoi!!!