Not a fan of big casino hotels but I didn't have a choice on this one. The line for check-in was enormous, as was the line to store baggage. It took more than 30 minutes to drop off a bag (and 30 minutes more to pick it up) while waiting for my room.\n\nThe room is extremely dark. Good thing I don't wear makeup because you couldn't see anything in the bathroom. Could barely see the soap I showered with. The lights at the night stand were both out and the alarm was left on (check these things, people!) so I had a friendly 5:37 a.m. wakeup buzz.\n\nThe mandatory resort fee was $22 per night or so, and didn't include a seat by the pool, which requires that you spend wads of cash on food and drink for the privilege of sitting on a chair. I was shooed away at 10:30 a.m. when no one else was there because I wouldn't plunk down the cash.\n\nThe \""free\"" pool closes at 6 p.m. Stupid, like the hours for the gym, which is only open from like 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.\n\nThe big deal-breaker is that they don't have coffee makers in the room, like most casino hotels. I always thought that a hotel in Vegas with a coffee maker and bright lights in the rooms could make a fortune.\n\nP.S. Not impressed by the rock-and-roll memorabilia.