Where is the Best Hotel Staff in Las Vegas, Nevada?
This is a beautiful hotel on the best real estate on the Strip. You are in the middle of the action here, and I love this property primarily for that reason. Service for an average customer (one who is not playing thousands on every hand) is average. The concierge will simply give you telephone numbers to make your own dinner and private car reservations, rather than doing it for you like the Wynn and Bellagio. The basic room is okay. It was clean and had a spa tub but no minibar. Also they keep the bottled water and ice bucket on a shelf near the toilet in the bathroom. Yuck! The upgraded rooms are much nicer and do have minibars and flat panel TVs. The property is very large, and that means it is also very spread out. Bring your walking shoes. I’d stay again for the location, but not for the service. It is good for groups that want to party and gamble in a high-energy setting full of beautiful people and surroundings. It is not the place to feel pampered or catered to.
While staying at the Silverton Hotel and Casino I enjoyed the Mermaid Lounge located next to the Bass Pro Shop. The service was excellent and the servers and bartenders were very attractive, kind and helpful. For appetizers we enjoyed Avo-rolls with a tamarind sauce and oysters on the half shell. For entrees we loved the Ahi Club Sandwich and the Satay Platter with beef, chicken and shrimp skewers. For dessert we tried the Fried Twinkies which was surprisingly delicious. Lorena was our server. This place is very reasonably priced and the view of the aquarium is spectacular and we couldn’t believe that we saw Paula Abdul there and later Adrian Brody too.Pros + VeryReasonably Priced, Excellent Food, Great ServiceCons – A little noisy
Everything about our stay was exceptional. The rooms were outstanding and the service was impeccable. Others have correctly described the Four Seasons as an oasis. It was wonderful to return to the calm, uncrowded feeling of the hotel each evening. Derek, the front-desk clerk who checked us in, was simply amazing. Though a bit on the expensive side, the hotel…
Tableau is by far one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas. Its kinda hidden within the tower suites, but its completely worth the extra effort. The food is a a mix of styles somewhere between french and american. The daily breakfast menu and weekend brunch are fantastic and one of my favorites, but dinner is amazing as well. I’ve never had lobster cooked more perfectly! Everything is done with extreme care and passion for food, you can tell that every member of the staff truly cares about what they do. The restaurant is quiet and serene, which makes it the prefect getaway from busy everyday life. The staff is very accommodating and do everything in their power to make sure you leave happy. Compared to some of the other “fine dining” restaurants in the city, the quality, value and price are terrific. Expect to spend around $100 – 200 for 2 -3 courses for two people without drinks. I’ve paid MUCH more at other “notable” restaurants and be extremely disappointed. Tableau is my go to pla
