This place needs to be brought down a few notches.  I stayed here a few weeks after it opened in 2006, and the experience was not positive.  I'm giving it two stars vs. one because I'm hoping they improved.  Where to begin:  The elevators with doors that close so fast they nearly ripped off my arm?  The overpowering house and trance music that's played all over this place--from the elevators, to the casino, to the freaking pool?  (Forget about reading or even listening to your own iPOD with this trance noise going at full blast).  The obnoxious psycho jocks and hooker lookalikes who rule the pool and bars?  This is NOT a place for families.  \nAnd how about that mini bar that charged me for just lifting up a candy bar?  Or that cool \"do not disturb\" light that broke a few weeks after the place opened, and the front desk staff could not provide an old-fashioned \"do not disturb\" sign?  Or even a piece of Scotch tape for a hand-made sign?   (I ended up making one and attaching it to the door with a Band Aid, from the mini bar). \nAnd TVs, TVs, TVs....do I need a TV in the mirror of the bathroom?  \nAnd Cherry--that night club.  The noise they play there literally shakes the building.  If you're on Ex and steroids, which I suspect most people who visit this place are, you may love it.  But to everyone else, it will keep you up until the place closes (I believe closing time is 4 AM)\nThe place is total sensory overload.  The antithesis of a relaxing time in Vegas.  Sure, it's nice to look at with its dark reds and browns.  You visit a place this far from the Strip to get away from the madness of Sin City.   This is not the place to escape that madness.   \nSince they were in their infancy when I visited them, I provided them with a letter that gave them some constructive criticism.  Nothing was sent--not even a \"thank you for your comments\" flush letter.  Never again.