Smudges aside, we found the room to be worth the $107 per night we paid, which included taxes and fees. Related: Quiet hotel rooms in Las Vegas – Here’s where to find them on Fremont Street. If you’ve stayed on Fremont Street, you know how difficult it can be to find a hotel room that is sheltered from live music, bucket drummers, and other ambient noise downtown. My favorite aspect of the Superior Hotel Room at Downtown Grand was how quiet it was. Perhaps I just received an unlucky floor and room assignment? Not stay ruining, but an easy fix that’s being ignored. While the scuffs won’t deter me from staying there again, it seemed odd that they were so prevalent on nearly every hotel surface in a tower that has been open for less than a year. No dust, debris, or any type of nastiness to speak of. There were black scuff marks on the walls, baseboards, etc.īesides that, the room was clean as a whistle. Remember the scuff marks I mentioned seeing all over the hallway? Those were also all over the interior of my hotel room. The one disappointing aspect of the room, although not a deal-breaker, was cleanliness. There was also a small desk chair and 2 ottoman-like stools with a small table. bottles of water daily, an ice bucket, an iron, an ironing board, and a safe. The two queen beds were comfortable, and both outlets and USB ports were available for device charging.Īlong with modern wall art, the room came equipped with 2 complimentary 12 oz. The bedroom itself was basic, yet had a modern, fresh, vibe. Only having a partial glass partition is irksome. Perhaps I’m dense, but can’t for the life of me figure out how to prevent water from getting on the bathroom floor.

While it wasn’t a huge deal, I’ll never understand showers with a glass partition that only extends 1/2 of the shower’s length. Nothing worse than having to cower to shower beneath a 5-foot tall spigot. The shower had ample space and boasted a showerhead that was about 8 feet high, which is a huge win when you’re a 6′ 4″ human. The bathroom was pretty spacious, and the in-mirror light fixture was a nice decorative touch. Huge numbers are actually useful when intoxicated.įirst impressions of the Superior Room room itself, however, were strong.Ĭompared to Downtown Grand’s other room offerings, the Gallery Tower Superior Room had a modern, crisp, and clean feel. While design elements like massive numbers on room doors, carpet, and artwork were a win, cleanliness was not. I was amazed by the number of black scuff marks that were left on the walls, doors, etc. My first impressions of the hotel hallway were somewhat dicey.

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