Just got backed from The Hotel and don't have much to complain about. The weather was not what we had expected when we booked it, rain was in the forcast for most of the week. one day it did rain, but on wednesday it snowed all day and my girlfriend was so happy, glad we had views of the surounding mountains becasue they were coverd in white.
The Good:
- living room; roomie, 1/2 bathroom, plasma tv, dvd player, desk to work at, internet connection (for a fee), and a very comfortable couch!
- Bed room; roomie too, decent sized tv, plenty of room to put you belongings, in room safe, and an ihome.
- Master bathroom glass walk in shower, tub that fits 2, dual sinks, 15" tv , and if you forget to bring something they provide toothbrush and tooth paste, mouth wash (don't recommend on using it bad after taste), shaving kit, and the norm; soap, shampoo, conditioner, bath salts, lotion.
- Check in/out was in line combined not longer then 5 minutes.
- A short walk, maybe 2 minutes to the casino at the Mandalay Bay.
- They have a little mini mart, coffee shop, lounge, cafe downstairs, and MIX is at the top.
The bad: honestly only think i can complain about is the bed, its not the best, but surly i've stayed in my share for hotel rooms and its not the worst.

Over all would highly recommend this hotel, all the staff was great and helpful, housekeeping kept the room looking great, and room service was quick and efficient. It was what i was expecting!!!!

This hotel is so nice and very posh! I stayed in the standard room with my wife and 8 year old son and 5 year old daughter. The room is over 700 square feet which is huge for a hotel room! The room is very well decorated and has a door you can close to separate the bedroom from the living room area. There are flat screen TVs in the living room and bedroom and a small tv in the bathroom. The bathroom also has a jacuzzi tub, glass enclosed shower, and dual sinks.

There are several dining options at the hotel and you can use all the amenities at the Mandalay Bay as well. We spent most of our time at the hotel beach. We rented a beach cabana which has two couches, chairs, and a small table. There is food and beverage service in the cabana and mist dispensers to keep you cool in the 110 degree vegas heat.

There is a wave pool that has waves as tall as 2 feet and also a lazy river where you can float in an intertube and sip on a drink. What a great resort!

have stayed before and this time took 5 others with me from the u.k. nothing has changed, from the moment we arrived we were treated like kings.

the staff could not do enough for us, all 3 suites were in fine order.
the prices are reasonable in the mini bar and i used a points card in the machines in the casino and had the whole room charge wiped off!! what more could you ask for. id highly reccomend this place. it is for adults and chic people especially upstairs in the mix club. (fortunatly vegas is at last getting away from the "disney theme"
and reinventing itself as a place for adults like it always was.
(no screaming brats).

id reccomend this place for couples and singles too and itsa great place to party. cant wait till march when im back again! well done THE HOTEL.

I stayed here with friends/colleagues for a medical conference this past weekend. I visit Vegas 3-4 times per year on average, and I usually now stay at the Palazzo. But I stayed here because it was the site of the conference I was attending. First the good: the room was fairly newly renovated, nice decor, good size, good bathroom. It was clean with the exception of a conspicuous red stain on the carpet. Now the problems. Upon arrival, I was given a room initially that was half-cleaned and serviced. The beds appeared made, but there was garbage as well as used towels scattered in the room and bathroom. That was a first for me. Contacted the front desk, and I had to go down, stand in line, and have them re-check me into a different room. A true luxury hotel, which this is not, would have sent someone to move me to a new room to avoid the trek back to the front desk and subsequent second wait. They did give me a $100 food and bev credit for my trouble, which was a good touch. The new room I was moved to was fine. The bed was a little soft for my tastes, but the big problem was the worst pillows ever in a hotel bed. Really soft, flat down pillows. Two of them stacked did not help. Two others at the conference with me agreed that this was the case in their rooms as well. After one sleepless night, I called to request a firmer foam pillow. It took multiple calls and a one hour wait until someone delivered one to me. Fireworks testing and subsequently the real deal starting at 5:40 am one morning right in front of the hotel for the LV marathon was a little inconsiderate. I don't expect the highest level of accomodations or service in Vegas, due to the nature of the Vegas tourism business, but there are some standards, and in the four star category, I would rate Mandalay the lowest I've encountered. The Palazzo and the Venetian are approximately the same price or just a little more, and both are far superior to this. Bellagio and Wynn are of course superior to this hotel, but more expensive. In the same price range or less than Mandalay, but better than Mandalay are Caesar's, Mirage, Treasure Island.