Mixed feelings on this place. \n\nI came to Vegas this weekend for Frozen Fury. This was my first time staying at the Trop and my first Frozen Fury experience. \n\nChecking in: I arrived at about 3:30pm on Saturday and was three deep in the \""normal people\"" check in line. Meaning I am not a\nHilton member and so forth. There were two people standing around behind the desk and one lady actually helping check in. Of course the \""special\"" side was full of helpful employees. I think my frustrated face said it all, finally there was an employee who hopped onto the other computer to help reduce the growing line. When I was called to the counter the line had about seven groups behind me. Took just a few seconds to say go here, go there, enjoy your stay. \n\nThe room: Eh. Nothing special. You can tell they updated SOME THINGS but still pretty outdated. Our air conditioner was set at 64 degrees and it was still so hot. The AC also made a trickling water sound. Luckily I didn't wet the bed. No fridge. Huh? We filled our sink with ice and that was not a big deal. Our view was a joke. We were overlooking the lovely airport, kinda, more like the broken down plane area. There were tiny bugs in the sheets but they weren't bed bugs (we checked Google). Our sheets had a nice big stain on them, luckily it was the top sheet so easily taken off. \n\nThe casino: I kept thinking to myself that this is a junior casino compared to the other hotels. Small casino, smells like cigarettes mixed with cheap perfume, not busy, old people galore. I preferred other casinos. This is one of those casinos where you put a quarter in and walk away. No big winning here. At least for me. \n\nTrop plus is a joke. I still don't understand how it worked. They claim to pay for your first $200's that you gamble? Lose? As I said, confusing rules and not what it sounds like. \n\nOverall, I am happy I stayed at the Trop because it seemed to not be as busy as other hotels. I see why. Not the absolute worst. But not the Vegas experience I was looking for.  \nNext time I'll pay the $50 extra bucks to get the VIP treatment at the MGM.