The ONLY issue I have with the D Is the loud music. The rest is pretty great. Clean rooms, very friendly service, good food on site (plus McD) , decent games, including a few that only they offer. Nice comps, easy to get free rooms, very convenient, good room security.

Alas, being a married man, such entertainments are off the table for me ... way off.
If you can put up with that and the sound, 10x odds is nice and drink service was adequate. The clientele is kinda trashy.
Quote: FCBLComishEveryone is talking about the D and nobody mentioned the dancing dealers?
Not my cup of tea...but yeah, they're a feature, not a flaw.
Quote: FCBLComishEveryone is talking about the D and nobody mentioned the dancing dealers?
I dunno, Mission146's mostly positive review of The D here at WoV says...
Quote:The Dancing Dealers (Party Pit) come out in the late-afternoon hours to the early a.m. hours, except Big Six almost always seems to have one. The Dancing Dealers really need to take some tips from those at the Golden Gate sister property, the Golden Gate dancing dealers are always moving, or at least smiling if standing still, looking like they are having a good time.
The Dancing Dealers at the D, on the other hand, are only about 50% dancing or smiling. If nobody is playing at their table, many of them stand motionless or only with a small amount of side-to-side movement with expressions ranging from slight boredom to abject misery...Regular dealers look more into it at other casinos than some of the so-called, "Party," dealers.
Admittedly it could have been an off night and the review is now over five years old but...
Quote: PokerGrinderIgnore my post, I just realized that I’m talking about the downtown grand. Oops lol
I stayed at the Downtown Grand, but it was something like 2014 - hardly "recent." The last time I was there was for lunch at Freedom Beat.
The rooms were OK, but it does have the drawback of having to walk down that pretty much empty walkway (one side is the wall of the Fremont; the other has, IIRC, a gift shop, a Hawaiian-run beef jerky store, and a pawn shop) between Fremont Street and Ogden. As I recall, anything close to a good game was tightened up over the past few years. As others have mentioned, if you want to stay downtown, Golden Nugget is the choice.