First, let me say that I'm a bit grumpy about Las Vegas in general. But this is about the hotel at Bally's. We stayed in the Indigo tower. I'm assuming this hasn't been renovated recently. Not sure. It didn't look run down. But the features of the bathroom and the lack of convenient electrical outlets reminded me of bygone eras. The room was clean. But there was a scent of mildew, so I could tell there'd been water damage. The shower is a bathtub with a shower curtain. Ugh. They really need to install a proper shower. There is no fan in the bathroom, so the things you don't want in a bathroom linger. Humidity, smells, etc. The Air Conditioner BLASTS air loudly and forcefully into the room. It's very uncomfortable to have cold air blown over you periodically through the night. The bed was fairly comfortable, with the exception of the pillows which were like spongey balls. It was very difficult to sleep with my head bobbling around trying to stay on top of the pillow without sliding off. There were three pillows on the bed and all three were terrible. The outlets in the room were NOT located with the modern traveler in mind. I travel with a little power strip so we can plug in our phones near the bed. But if I hadn't had that thing, they would have been on the floor, far away from either bed because they didn't leave any accessible outlets near the bed. I had to move the bedside table and unplug the alarm clock in order to plug in the power strip. \n\nThe elevators were clean and fast and quiet. Very good for a tall hotel. The hallways were clean, bright and wide. The vending machines were irritating. I had to go to four different floors to find one that would take $1 or $5 bills. I'm NOT going to put a credit card into a hotel vending machine. Ever. And a few of those said bills only and then wouldn't take them.\n\nThe housekeeping was competent although not very detailed. \n\nCheckin was a bit ridiculous. It shouldn't be that slow to check people in. Hell, you could do it with an automated system. If an airline can check you in on your phone in two minutes, surely a hotel could manage to do it in 5.\n\nThe food court has comfortable seating. The hotel signage is good. The staff seems friendly. I didn't eat at the restaurants, except for the food court. \n\nThe price of wi-fi is outrageous considering you have to pay per device. It's not unreasonable that a couple might have two phones and a laptop or tablet. So that would be nearly $40 a day. That's unreasonable.