My husband and I stayed for four nights. On check in, I requested a quiet room and certainly received it - we were not bothered by any noise at any time. The room was clean, with a fridge, which was useful for snacks and drinks. The hotel is old and a little worn but is very clean, staff is friendly, the location is great and prices very reasonable. We went to the comedy show and it was hilarious. Won at slots and had a great dinner at the hotel coffee shop, Magnolia. We would stay here again.

We enjoyed a three-night stay, and found the staff to be friendly, helpful, and generous with the half-price coupons for Magnolia's Veranda. The wait at Magnolia's got tedious during busy hours, but the service was great, and the portions generous. The Chicago Brew Pub is small but inviting, and the beers were a hit. We missed Hugo's Cellar, and the small donut/deli/coffee shop is defunct.

The room on the back side of the South Tower was nice and clean, the queen beds were comfortable. Bathroom was rather small for the room, but clean and restocked daily with fresh, thick towels, soaps, and shampoo. During our stay, the electric outlet for the desk area did not work, we had to make coffee on the floor, elsewhere in the room - and couldn't use the lamp. The two-lamp light fixture between the beds was broken, requiring us to unscrew one bulb to turn that light off. The telephone didn't work. The music from Fremont Street can be heard as a rumble, but is not too bad.

The casino is just a little crowded in busy times, and they follow the Vegas tradition of not putting out benches or chairs anywhere - in spite of the numbers of middle-aged and elderly patrons they get every year. The conversion of Fremont street to a pedestrian mall is a wonderful development that allows people to simply cruise between the casinos and the Fremont street vendors with ease.

Overall, it was a pretty good place, and we will be back. Had we spent more time in our room...we might have tried to get another with working fixtures - but it was not that important to us, so we did not complain.

The main reason that I booked a room at this hotel was because most of the activities that were being held for our class reunion were in the adjacent hotels and bars - really convenient. Staying here allowed us to walk next door without having to deal with traffic and parking.

The room is really quite dated and is in need of an update. The bathroom is quite small. Our room was on the fifth floor with a nice view of the huge roof top equipment - oh well, it's not as if we kept the curtains open anyway.

My biggest complaint was with the plumbing - the sink and tub have really slow drain issues. I called the front desk to connect me to housekeeping but the woman responded in a sassy tone that I should call building engineering. I said I don't care who I should be calling, just get someone to fix it. Also, the shower head was super strong. I think that's why the tub drain was so slow.

I will probably not stay at this hotel again.

We were in room 608 in the North Tower which overlooked the Fremont Street Experience and it was great UNTIL we tried to go to sleep. The 'Experience' continues with loud music and bright lights until midnight but the announcements, revelers etc continue well into the night/all night.. We were told that there were no earplugs available at the hotel. The front desk manager told us we should have been warned at check in that the room faced this revelery but alas we were not. The A/C system was quite loud in the room with it thunking on and off all night. We also were able to hear the neighbors shower as if it were our own in the am. That said the room was quite adequate, clean and large enough. The personnel was fun and helpful (except for the earplugs) and Dante makes a mighty fine margarita - ask for the real kind not the special. Staying on Fremont Street was great since it is all there with drinks to go with your 'bag of chips' PS room 600 in the same tower is directly across from the elevator.