We actually had an offer to stay free, though we did have to pay a resort fee. So for the money I can't complain. The rooms were clean and quite. The check in line was long. They could have used more help at the desk.

They try to get you to pay 100.00 dollars to get in the door. Understandable for Vegas. We asked for a table instead and were told 295.00 for the table and a choice of two bottles for that price. I agreed and we went in. They took my card and ID and would not give it back after asking three times for it. They ended up giving it to my wife and charged us 473.92. This included a tip of 124.00 dollars we were not told about. We had been tipping our girl all night ourselves. I really fell they tried to get one over on us, but you live and learn. Just do not trust too many people because you will get screwed.

This place is marginal for a big strip hotel/casino. Not so much for the glitz of Bellagio, Caesar's, etc. It has a bit of authenticity in the grunge factor. Despite that, the NYPD piano bar is one of the highlights of a trip to Vegas.

Fabulous restuants abound in New York New York hotel and casino. My favorite is America and the pot roast dinner is delicious! The casino can feel very crowded and rushed...which is how I think New York would feel if you shoved a bunch of slot machines in Times Square. Overall, a great casino. Lots of fun for a group.

A must place to stay while in Vegas. Would have to be the most exciting place to stay.

You really feel like you are in New york. Daughter loved the roller coaster and reasonably priced restaurants abound. Casino was very crowded.