None of that threadbare, worn out look that older rooms always have. Clean, tastefully decorated, and we had a great view of the strip. In the end I went for it, and am glad I did. For those who are interested, here's a breakdown of the parts of the resort we made use of: THE ROOM Before booking, I debated whether or not I should spring for one of the updated rooms (for an extra $10 per night). I think this place gives you great bang for the buck, being very affordable with great amenities. If you're looking for a party scene, look elsewhere. My overall impression is that the hotel is most popular with-and best suited for-somewhat older individuals (as in retirement age +) and families with young children. My four year old and I spent two nights here, never left the property, and had a great time. I chose the Orleans specifically because I was interested in a resort that had services/entertainment for small children, and this place did not disappoint. The shower tile appeared ancient, and while the pocket door design for the bathroom is great, a door. The bathroom seemed not to be as updated as the rest of the room. The bed was firm, but not too much so for us. The blackout curtains worked well and were needed as being on Eastern time + small child = early bedtime.

For those who are interested, here's a breakdown of the parts of the resort we made use of:īefore booking, I debated whether or not I should spring for one of the updated rooms (for an extra $10 per night).

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