We honestly didn't feel any cleaner than we do after any other weekly shower, but it is Sin City, so maybe we needed extra strength cleaning.Ī variety of relatively well-dressed tourist types populate this metropolis, with a high proportion of nuclear families. Well, it looks fancy in those skinny little bottles. You get your standard shampoo, conditioner and lotion, but it's supposedly very fancy stuff. The room service has a decent menu and you don't have to wait too long for it either! Check-in can be long but usually you're in and out in just a few minutes. We've met some very nice (and quite chatty) employees. You can iron a bunch of fresh shirts, then lock them away for the night! There are all sorts of larger suites available for you if you want to pay more or are a good sweet-talker at check-in.

The tiny closets house ironing supplies, and there's a safe right next to them. Most rooms are done in earth tones, with two chairs and a table, two queens or one king bed, a bulky armoire, a single sink, a hair dryer, and no telephone. Whatever you do, ask for a room away from the roller coaster, which rumbles by some rooms and has been known to be noisy. The coolest thing with all the rooms, besides some with great views, is the fact that your room might be in the Empire State Building or the Chrysler Building. If you upgrade to a 'Broadway Deluxe' room, it can be as large as 500 square feet, which is a pretty good size. The Park Avenue rooms are only slightly larger but fancier, especially the bathrooms. Skyline is the name of the base rooms, and they are about 300 or so square feet and come with a king or two queens and pretty average bathrooms. The New York New York Vegas Hotel rooms are well-appointed.

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