The parking garage is very sketchy with little to no security most of the time. I had to call customer service from my car to argue my point again to get a refund on the fee. When checking out the woman who assisted me insisted on charging me an early departure fee. He said no problem just let us know the day of departure and we will remove the days you don't stay. I went to the VIP lounge and informed the gentleman who assisted me I would need to leave early so he could release the room to be resold.

I asked Ivy if there were room upgrades available and received an advertisement for an upcoming concert. I asked to opt back into daily cleaning but that request was ignored. When I requested the room be freshen up on day three of my visit I was told in the morning it would not be a problem then when followed up later in the afternoon was told I had opted out of daily cleanings. I had to close the door to muffle the sound. The plumbing in the bathroom are would randomly start giving off a loud high pitched sound randomly and especially at night. The bed propped up against the adjoining suite wall is perfect to hear the noisy neighbors and all the neighbors doors slamming at all hours of the day and night. The TV cabinet was beat up pushed up against tired wallpaper that seemed to have shadows of previous hanging artwork long gone. The giant coffee table was strangely out of place. The work area was cramped and lacked power outlets. The couch the looked like something a couple of college students would pick up on the side of the road. I was given a very outdated, noisy room on a middle tower floor.

At check in I asked for a quiet room on a high floor so I might work a few hours during the day and have fun in the evening. I'd love to see this one go down in person. I wish they still imploded properties in Las Vegas.

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