What is in it
The resort lists the Deluxe Suite with either one King bed or two Double beds. Both versions come with a gas fireplace, living room furnishings and free WiFi. They also have a 65-inch flatscreen with casting and on-demand, a mini fridge, an in-room safe, an iron and board and their own climate controls. After the renovation the resort also mentions a backlit mirror and plush towels.
| Feature | King version | 2 Doubles version |
|---|---|---|
| Beds | 1 King | 2 Double |
| Fireplace | Gas, in the living area | Gas, in the living area |
| Screen | 65-inch, casting and on-demand | 65-inch, casting and on-demand |
| Fridge and safe | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | A couple | Friends, a parent with an adult child, a small family |
Why the living area changes the weekend
Most casino hotels give you a bedroom with a chair. Here you get a sofa and a fireplace in a separate sitting area, so one person can watch the late game while the other sleeps. After a show, the evening can carry on in the suite instead of in a bar. Our plan for show nights is simple: dinner at 5, the show at 8, then back to the fire.
Things to know before you book
- Size and view. The resort publishes neither, so do not pay extra for a view promise that nobody can confirm.
- Two Doubles is not two Queens. For two adults who each want space, think about a Parlour Suite instead.
- Extra guests. Up to five people can stay in a suite, but rates are based on one or two, and each extra adult costs more.
- Smoking rooms. The resort keeps designated smoking rooms; if smoke bothers you, ask for a non-smoking floor in the notes.
- Children. Children 12 and under must be with an adult at all times. Younger guests are welcome in the hotel, at the pool and in several restaurants, but not on the gaming floor.
Our view
For most couples, this is the suite to book. The fireplace is not a gimmick in January, and the living area makes a two-night stay comfortable. Spend more on the Club level only if the private elevator and the extra amenities matter to you.