Chuckmonster

Calm. Cool. Modern. Relaxing. Beautiful.

Beautiful building, fantastic service, friendly staff, great rooms, excellent food. Now if only it weren't a 37 minute drive from the Strip. I love M Resort!

Lovely casino, excellent dining, great views from rooms, inconsistent hotel operations. I feel priced out of the casino by the high minimums. Does anybody gamble here?

2016 spot renovations and upgrades have restored the glow to Wynn Las Vegas. Thank you Roger!

Pros: the best Roger Thomas design work ever, plus great rooms and omg spa. The cons: slot action sucks, the club has made the joint louder and klassy, dining is a mixed bag. Love those rooms though.

I love what they've done with the place, I think.

I really enjoyed the hotel. When it came time to gamble and eat, I hit the pavement and went elsewhere.

I love love love the new Golden Gate. The energy on the casino floor gets your blood going and the new room designs (particularly the suites) are spectacularly sexy. My new favorite joint.

We came, we saw, we conquered.

Caesars Corporation gets in to the modern hotel game by boutiqueifying the old Barbary Coast. Drai's rooftop pool club might offer the best view in all of Vegas. Great rooms too. This skeptic is bullish on Cromwell.

Looking better and better every day with new owners Penn National.

The spirit of Las Vegas is alive and thriving at the El Cortez. New(ish) suites, refurbished less smoky casino and the neato Cabana Suites building out back. Classy, intimate, El Cortez never goes out of style. RIP Jackie.

The Stratosphere is all brand new for 2011. New rooms, new casino, new signage, new paint, new decor and completely refreshed dining. I spend one night here and had a lovely stay. Definitely recommended.

The spiffy renovation might have spoiled the previously disgusting Plaza. This place was great as a grind joint... the glitter and bright lights might show stuff you don't really want to see. Also houses some of the best grinder craps games in town.

Love the new additions to the Hard Rock. Great rooms, fun dining, fun casino particularly on nights when a big rock show takes over the joint.

The love/hate relationship with Caesars Palace swings back towards the love with the recent upgrades and stellar hotel services under former Wynn hotel boss Ramesh Sadwani.

The brand new hotel rooms are nice, but MGM and their fee happy pillaging of their customers will prevent me from staying here any time soon.

I like, don't love, Mirage. The 2015/2016 upgrades are a plus. But MGM and their fees have driven me away.

Nice casino... the higher end rooms are pretty spiffy, standard rooms are achingly small. Limited in house dining leaves me wanting, fortunately Pizza Rock, Triple George and Fremont Street's myriad options are a half a block away. Won money at the casino.

Yes, I rated Bellagio a 3.

Still clean. Still shiny. Still a good joint even if they botched the name change. I've never liked gambling here... if they solved this problem, they'd be onto something. Lots of squandered potential within these walls.

The only affordable joint on the Strip still offering a decent gamble that wears clown shoes.

Cramped rooms, confusing layout, but what the fuck do you expect it is New Yawk New Yawk muthafucka.

The Flamingo used to be one of my go-to joints in town, but after experiencing the disaster that is their housekeeping, I'm too grossed out to stay here again. Did I mention roaches or a mold covered bathroom? I used to love this place. Rating this one a 2.

Still mysterious after all these years. But then you go inside and find a half-assed, half finished modern airport style renovation. The hotel rooms are the same as when the joint opened in 1993.

Cramped rooms, cramped casino, cramped everything. I feel like i'm at the bottom of an ant hill here, fighting for food amidst a sea of cigarette butts.