What's not to like. Nice environment, very intimate and the players that I played with were easy to deal with. Probably one of the better rooms in Vegas that I would definitely recommend to my friends.

The chairs were comfortable for me, most important when you are sitting for a few hours. I have only played here since the remodel, so cannot compare, but new is good. Everything looks fresh, not dingy like some rooms which have gone through lots of use. Evidently a good decision by management to freshen the room up. I like having the TV's around in a poker room, find it relaxing during lulls in the game.

The dealers are among the best in Vegas. Whether you are an experienced player or a neophyte, they treat you with respect. In my opinion the dealers were the best thing about the room.

The wait staff was good and delivered drink orders in good time. I don't eat in poker rooms, so did not notice food service.

This is a crowded room, and management does a great job moving people into games. A very well trained group all around. Did not see any glitches. According to some of my fellow players this might be the best staff in Vegas,

I did not hear any talk of comps, but I usually don't look for them They may have a good program?

I have played this room many times and really enjoy it. It's not as big or fancy as some of the newer ones and is a bit cramped, but something about it just feels right. Like an old pair of faded jeans. The tables and chairs are all updated and new and they have installed some nice flat screen TV's and have a modern computerized waiting system so you can track your place on the wait list. They offer plenty of games and there one table sit-n-gos fill up fairly regularly. These games have very weak opponents when I have played, but the structure is a bit fast so you do need to catch some hands early to get ahead of the blinds.

It is a bit cramped but its very modern and comfortable. Because it's right in the front of the casino near the sports book and restaurants it is a bit loud and it's also very popular so there is usually a bit of a wait. There is always a great vibe and buzz of excitement here.

Great dealers.

They service great drinks and they are all free to players. It does get busy so the wait is sometimes a bit longer than need be.

You often have to wait 15-30 minutes for a table, but they are very organized and have a computerized list. The management is very helpful and knowlegeable.

Its a very nice room with nice tables & chairs and good dealers. The tables are too close together and the wait for a seat can be ridiculously long.

Nice, modern, NOT spacious.

The dealers seem very good.

While waiting for a SNG to start, I asked a waitress for a bottle of water. She ignored me at first and then was very rude. Once the game started, service was slower than average.

The list seemed organized but the wait was no good. I mostly played the sit and gos. The waits were usually an hour or so at least. I spotted a dad chip dumping to his son and winking at him as he flipped his junk hand over. I pointed this out to the manager and he said he really couldn't do anything other than make sure those two didn't play at the same table again. They gave me a meal comp worth $15 for my trouble. It didn't quite make up for the $70 I lost in that game which was affected by the chip dump.

Don't know, didn't ask.