nicest rooms on the Strip?

Quote: jml24

I picked Wynn. Aria is nice and I like the decor better than Wynn but the high tech lighting system at Aria is annoying. It shouldn't take a computer to turn lights on and off. Also when I was at Aria it was less then a year old and the bathroom fixtures were already noticably deteriorated.

I agree that computer thing drove me crazy

I've stayed in quite a few properties and I love the Signature. My sister was there recently and they have taken away the bottled water from the gym (nice feature -- grab a bunch when you're working out) and replaced it with a dispenser. But I think it's great for check in and check out -- never an issue -- and it's quiet. People complain that it's too far to get to the MGM with the moving walkways and all, and I can see that this would be an issue for a person who is physically incapable of doing so, but feel blessed that you can walk that far or run!

>Who's got the nicest rooms on the Strip?
I'm tempted to think that whoever is offering me a free room has a pretty nice one.
>I'm talking about standard rooms.
Yeah, we can leave out the room with its own private basketball court or bowling lane, but "standard" depends on usage too. Some people love to discover their own microwave or mini-refrigerator upon checking into a hotel room. Others enjoy things like fancy showers or bidets. Mattresses and thread-counts rate high with some. Room size? Layout seems a bit more important. I don't particularly care how large the closet is. I prefer the hair dryer be a wall unit but if its in a bag in the closet that's okay, just a bit annoying.
> Criteria would include furnishings, decor, technology, bathrooms, and of course room size.
Cleanliness tops the list. Furnishings that have nicks or scratches don't bother me.
A refrigerator is nice, one that is already "on" is even nicer.