The lot is very dark, and does produce a tinge of unease, though there is security on patrol. The front entrance is (very reasonably priced) valet only, and all others must park off to the side. My window was directly outside the top of a building, which offered nothing but a sea of pebble roofing to look at. The bed was comfortably firm, but not stiff, with the perfect amount of yield. The room utilised minimalist design, which normally I'm quite fond of, but didn't match the hotels overall flair, and left something to be desired, although I doubt anyone would actually take the time see the flaw in pairing two incompatible visual designs, nor actually care. There is a jarring difference when transitioning from the casino to the hotel, where the main entrance can be found saturated with overabundant lighting, and dense amounts of reflective surfaces designed to parallel the impression of opulence displayed on the building exterior (in layman's terms: nice and shiny). It was a simple, but very appreciated gesture. The hotel-side staff were all very friendly, and even took the time to greet me while I was walking by the front desk, unlike other hotels whose staff only engage when someone is at the counter.

If parking to the side, there are 2 side entrances, both of which feed into the casino by way of the poker hall, and table games.

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