When I was at Cosmopolitan in January, I really liked it. In fact even though I get free rooms from HET, I decided I am staying at Cosmo my next trip even if I have to pay.
Pat McCauley
On Mar 20, 2011, at 4:29 PM, Agonpd <agonpd@gmail.com> wrote:
> *just a quick note about the cosmopolitan:*
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> *i was pretty disappointed about the casino itself. was expecting
> bellagio/wynn but cutting-edge and minimalist; instead, it's contemporary
> brothel. to me, the design scheme is a mess.*
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> *the floor is divided into small playing sections, some even carousels
> enclosed in beaded curtains (ugh). of course, this is only my opinion, so it
> will be good to hear from others for comparison.*
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> *the best thing about the building is that from the north it blocks the
> offensive mgm monoliths.*
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> *from what i could see, the database is correct about the two deluxe spin
> pokers, but there is also a lone regular spin poker next to the main
> lounge/bar with the same paytable. and at least some full pay is available
> from $5 up (i only did a spot check).*
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> *the crowd was mostly young, but between march madness and spring break,
> this is not the best time to tell.*
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> *unfortunately, i was supposed to stay there tonight, but i have a brutal
> case of sinusitis (lousy weather so far), so i'm staying here at paris. i
> had hoped to report back on room and pools.*
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> *sorry i couldn't provide more info.*
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