The show would have been great if only the dancers knew that the audience is larger than the people sitting only in front of them! I had bought VIP tickets on the first row but the chairs were a bit to the side of the stage. If you are looking for a very clean hotel, centrally located on the strip and the self check in or no live concierge doesn't bother you, yes I would recommend. I know the amount of children was not Harrah's fault but not enforcing the no children on the casino floor policy is. Last I knew Vegas was an adult Disneyland that is why I waited to take my son when he was 21.

I haven't been in Vegas for 8 years and I was shocked by how many families with young children. I know there are a lot of eyes in the sky if you will but I saw no security actually enforcing getting kids out of the casino floor. I saw children lingering on the casino floor. I literally saw a family gambling letting their under 10 yr old pulling the handle on the slot machine. The other issue I had was the amount of under 8 year olds running around the casino. The concierge is virtual ( not a fan of this so impersonal). I'm a stickler on customer service and being personable this was not. You have an impersonal kiosk ( if this is the case you should get a discount for being an employee). The cons- no live person to check in with. If we had a live person to check in with we might have gotten the memo on this. The elevator took a bit to get used to as you had to scan your card and press your floor button. Beds were comfortable and I love a lot of pillows so I had to get a few more. I will start with the pros- the housekeeping does a fantastic job!!! The room was immaculate. I was bringing my son for his 21st birthday celebration. I decided to stay at Harrah's to be centrally located on the strip.

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