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The employee attitudes at all of the places we were were atrocious. This isn’t the business for them. They should go to McDonald’s or Subway.

New lobby bar is a great addition, Bugsy and Myers steakhouse offers good choices and price fixe menu as well. Staff is attentive and helpful.

I traveled with family who need assistance, so we had one regular room and one accessible. The hotel has long hallways that wind around. It would be best if traveling with assistance to ask which elevators are closest to your room. The staff is friendly. The parking is a bit much at $40 per day. The food court is also pricey at around $100 for 4 people per meal. The seating area is not very big, but has end tables with room for wheel chairs. We all had a great night sleep with comfortable beds and pillows. Our regular room faced Omni which was bumping for a while so beware of that. The shower pressure was amazing. We stayed on floor 22 and were very surprised at the pressure we had. We walked through the habitat to the pools. Keep in mind to have access to all pools you will need the pass. Security is there to check your items when entering. It does have limited regular seating space, but the 21 and up pool is worth it. The drinks at the bar are expensive but worth it. Great music played and they had beach balls out to get everyone playing. The day beds start at $170 and you must do a $125 food and beverage minimum meaning a total of about $300. Love the fact you can enter the Linq promenade and walk to other casinos. The high roller is awesome and the zipline is fun. There are many food options in the promenade with friendly staff. We will be back.

Avoid Flamingo. Paid for a Habitat Tower upgrade and got a safety hazard & broken promises. Rating: 1/5 Stars I usually stay at the Bellagio or Caesars Palace, but I decided to give the Flamingo a chance by booking what was supposed to be an **upgraded room in the Habitat Tower**. Big mistake. The customer service here is a disaster, the "upgraded" rooms are poorly maintained, and the supervisors resort to deceptive tactics to avoid fixing their own mistakes. Our upgraded room was missing a shower curtain, causing the bathroom to completely flood every time the shower was turned on. It took over 24 hours to get one—meanwhile, the standing water caused my child to slip and fall. **Supervisor Daniel** apologized for the safety hazard and offered a $30 credit. On Day 3, housekeeping completely ignored our 11:00 AM request for room cleaning. When we returned at 9:00 PM to a dirty room, another supervisor apologized and promised a $50 credit. To top it off, I was told at check-in that my $20 parking fee would be waived once I returned my rental car, which I did. At checkout, absolutely none of these promises were honored. The parking fee was still on my bill, and **Supervisor Yaneli** refused to honor the credits. She tried to claim that system notes showed I "rejected" Daniel's $30 credit (conveniently, because Daniel was off that day). She then absurdly claimed they "couldn't give both anyway"—as if compensation for a safety issue that caused a child to fall and a total housekeeping failure cancel each other out. Daniel makes promises she doesn't log properly, and Yaneli uses technicalities and excuses to nickel-and-dime guests. Save your money and your sanity. Don't fall for the room upgrades here. Stick to properties like Bellagio or Caesars Palace where they actually respect their guests.

Been staying at the Flamingo for 20 years. My stay in May was the worse. I can only speak to my room, but it was in bad shape. Bathroom was the worsted. Cracked sink, faucets that were loose and looked like they were moments from falling out, toilet seat was hanging on my a thread, shower dripped all night and the AC was not working. TV was great though.