Had the same experience, but in reverse a few months ago--got high floor rooms at Palms and Rio, and found out about the floor # fudging and noise from the ROOFTOP nightclubs first hand. Off the top of my head, these are the only two properties where this would apply, and my sleep got derailed in both place!!
Sometimes you can't win!!
Sometimes you just have to laugh!!
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "VpKing77" <vpking77@...> wrote:
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> I recently read some posts on another forum about blaring nightclub noise at the Wynn and Encore. I have a 3 night invite there with freeplay through the Summer. I haven't stay there in about two years. After having a horrible experience at both Cosmo and Paris I think this is the norm rather than the exception. Pump up the bass at the nightclubs as loud as possible till about 5am. It really doesn't matter what part of the hotel towers you stay at. The sound reflects off the buildings and vibrates the windows. The Cosmo has one of their clubs do their evenings on the pool deck. The DJ screams into a microphone all evening or should I say all morning as their club goes to 4-5am also. When I stayed at Paris on my Seven Stars trip their nightclub has speakers outside or focused so the sound goes to top of the towers facing the strip. I'm sure guests at the Bellagio enjoy it. Since Las Vegas basis of profit is now clubs, food and rooms guests who complain about this get nothing but lip service. Las Vegas is still about conventions. Most of these people do their business in the morning and afternoon. No one is expecting Las Vegas to become Disney World but it has become ridiculous. You can't do anything about guests making noise in the hallways or maids banging on your door in the morning but you can do something about clubs.
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