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I booked this hotel online, two rooms, two nights. The rooms were booked with King beds and were adjoining and riverview. When checking in, the clerk said she had given us two adjoining rooms in the California tower. However, once we got to the rooms, they had double beds. We went back down to desk, spoke with a manager. He got us in two adjoining rooms with king beds in the Arizona tower near the elevators. The California tower is nicer and is for guest 21 years of age or older.

Everything went great until the last night. Beginning at 1:30am and continuing off and on until about 5:30am, the guest across the hall from us were drinking, smoking, yelling, banging on their doors, and just raising all kinds of hades in the hall. I was awaken by this commotion three times as was my family in the adjoining room. Each time I contacted the front desk about it and they sent security up. Security did nothing more than tell them to go back into their rooms each time. Hotel security was not effective in dealing with this problem.

Also, that same night, I noticed that my contured pillow, valued at forty dollars, was missing from my room. I complained to a manager about all of this the next morning. She was able to provide us with a coupon for two rooms and two nights free on our next trip. Hotel security took a report on my missing pillow.

This is the most comfortable hotel in area. Our room had a full kitchen, full bath, sofa bed, king bed, three televisions, in room stereo, and a living room. The hotel is located adjacent to the London Bridge on the water. It has an age 21 and over pool with band stage, and nightly entertainment. Larger rooms are available, it’s mostly a time-share.

This is an Indian casino & hotel. The only one in area. It has indoor water park, miniature golf, & movie theater. They have bingo, poker, $1 blackjack, and slots. All the rooms are water front with a balcony, beach and boat docks.

Like much of Vegas, the price to stay anywhere on the Strip has increased over the years. The Excalibur, Luxur, & Circus Circus are all owned by the same group now. I can remember when I have stayed at all of them for at least 30% less than what it costs now. This includes the price of the food. The Excalibur still has its Medieval dining show, which, if one can afford it, is very entertaining. But remember, one must eat with their hands at the dinner show. There is a Krispy Kreme shop in the mall section of the Excalibur. Other than this, not much else to see or do, unless you gamble.