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suecasey
suecasey
Feb 3, 2011
2:50am
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The auction is scheduled for Monday, I believe. Now the Hard Rock has filed a suit.

http://www.lvrj.com/business/hard-rock-files-lawsuit-to-stop-foreclosure-115126504.html
szelisk
szelisk
Feb 3, 2011
4:35am
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It will be interesting to see if the courts actually let this go through.

Thanks Sue, you are alway's on top of these things!
Don the Dentist
Don the Dentist
Feb 7, 2011
5:10pm
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No foreclosure...a minority debt holder just making waves

http://www.lvrj.com/business/hard-rock-works-out-deal-to-avoid-foreclosure-115509879.html
brieat7
brieat7
Feb 15, 2011
9:32am
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I am a local and a fairly big gambler. The Hard Rock is one of the few casinos where I win. They have a new comp system with three tiers. Once you make Diamond you get a host (I'm sure there are exceptions). Staying in the HRH Towers is great and I believe the rooms are the nicest in Las Vegas (except maybe for Palazzo/Venetian). The downside is that you are not technically "on the strip" -- but if you are looking to gamble, this is a great location. If you cannot stay in the new HRH Towers, however, skip it. The old rooms have paper thin walls and this is a late late late venue.

szelisk
szelisk
Feb 16, 2011
9:27pm
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Quote
Originally posted by: brieat7
I am a local and a fairly big gambler. The Hard Rock is one of the few casinos where I win. They have a new comp system with three tiers. Once you make Diamond you get a host (I'm sure there are exceptions). Staying in the HRH Towers is great and I believe the rooms are the nicest in Las Vegas (except maybe for Palazzo/Venetian). The downside is that you are not technically "on the strip" -- but if you are looking to gamble, this is a great location. If you cannot stay in the new HRH Towers, however, skip it. The old rooms have paper thin walls and this is a late late late venue.


How is their VP? We are still debating at staying their or Palms. ( I have a comped salon at Palms and suite at HRH Towers) My concern is I have heard about many drug and other issues at HR which I don't want to have to worry about.
szelisk
szelisk
Feb 16, 2011
9:28pm
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Quote
Originally posted by: brieat7
I am a local and a fairly big gambler. The Hard Rock is one of the few casinos where I win. They have a new comp system with three tiers. Once you make Diamond you get a host (I'm sure there are exceptions). Staying in the HRH Towers is great and I believe the rooms are the nicest in Las Vegas (except maybe for Palazzo/Venetian). The downside is that you are not technically "on the strip" -- but if you are looking to gamble, this is a great location. If you cannot stay in the new HRH Towers, however, skip it. The old rooms have paper thin walls and this is a late late late venue.


How is their VP? We are still debating at staying their or Palms. ( I have a comped salon at Palms and suite at HRH Towers) My concern is I have heard about many drug and other issues at HR which I don't want to have to worry about.
pherx
pherx
Feb 17, 2011
1:26am
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I hate not being able to find a reliable source for drugs either. If you need to score at the Hard Rock, talk to the guy wearing the braves hat outside of Pink Taco.
szelisk
szelisk
Feb 20, 2011
9:36pm
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Quote
Originally posted by: pherx
I hate not being able to find a reliable source for drugs either. If you need to score at the Hard Rock, talk to the guy wearing the braves hat outside of Pink Taco.


fedomalley
fedomalley
Feb 20, 2011
10:06pm
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While the HR has some playable vp (i.e. JoB & BP Dlx), it pales in comparison to the Palms offerings in terms of quality, quantity and variety of games.

Will be staying there this Wednesday in a HRH tower room and will post opion on the room by the weekend.

Dan
fredorules
fredorules
Feb 21, 2011
12:15am
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Thanks, Dan - would be very interested in knowing about the vp (slant tops? multi-line? QQ maybe?) and rooms as I've never been there.

fredo
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