Hotel Toiletries

The wife really liked the ones at Paris.

Signature at MGM Grand had June Jacobs citrus flavor. Loved them.

After traveling on business 150+ nights each year, I became allergic to all bar soaps and many hotel shampoos.

I sack them all up (unless I'm carry-on only due to that damn liquid rule) and take them home. Every few months, I drop them off at the local women's shelter. Abused women and children come in for just a few nights at a time, so the small sizes are ideal.

I've also donated them to families who have had a house fire. The last thing they need to spend money on are toiletries, so these are well received.

That said, I think the shampoo and soaps at Red Rock smell devine, very lemon-y!
diane

as mentioned, the Silverton uses Bath and Body Works products. The shampoos and conditioners are Lime and coconut flavored. So is the body lotion. They've also come out with a new one that is used in the suites. It's called raindrop leaf! The Wynn/Encore has a Citris shampoo and conditioner. Red rock has some very nice "flavors" and probably is the best of all of them!

Personally, I have never enjoyed the flavour of any soap or shampoo. They all taste pretty foul to me. LOL!
However, I do enjoy the scent of both the Lemon Verbena and Bitter Orange Agraria Soaps at the Palazzo.

If I'm remembering correctly, I think South Point also uses Bath & Bodyworks products. I use/buy a lot of their products, so I enjoy them on our trips, too.

Swag!

Paris got some nice stuff

I tried but the damn tv is bolted down

I have never stayed at a hotel that had bath products that didn't suck. Even when I did get some Bath and Body Works stuff it was a nasty scent. And it's not like I'm picky. I use the cheap stuff at home and its still better than any hotel stuff I've ever used. My two most recent hotel stays were at the Hyatt and the Westin and I was glad I brought my own stuff. Their stuff smelled like old people.

You sound picky.