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I don't have any hotels that are Never, Ever again, but there are towers (or in the case of the Luxor, pyramids) that I will never reserve again.
My only two are:
Luxor pyramid: Many things to mention. First and foremost, the pyramid rooms have air conditioning units in the room instead of pumped in air. My room temperature wouldn't drop below the low 80's during summer visits. In addition, the Inclinators had plaques missing, and grafitti scratched into the walls. The door to the bathroom was a cheap hollow door that had a hole near the bottom. The wallpaper was beginning to peel in the bathroom. The windows must have leaked because the curtains were stained (and broken). I do like the tower rooms.
Ballys South Tower: I have stayed in the North Tower and loved it, but the South Tower room I was given, was slightly larger than normal and had a small refrigerator that didn't work. I didn't realize it at time of checking into the room, but the head board of my bed was attached to a wall, where the elevators were on the other side of it. All night long I could hear the elevators moving.
I don't have any hotels that are Never, Ever again, but there are towers (or in the case of the Luxor, pyramids) that I will never reserve again.
My only two are:
Luxor pyramid: Many things to mention. First and foremost, the pyramid rooms have air conditioning units in the room instead of pumped in air. My room temperature wouldn't drop below the low 80's during summer visits. In addition, the Inclinators had plaques missing, and grafitti scratched into the walls. The door to the bathroom was a cheap hollow door that had a hole near the bottom. The wallpaper was beginning to peel in the bathroom. The windows must have leaked because the curtains were stained (and broken). I do like the tower rooms.
Ballys South Tower: I have stayed in the North Tower and loved it, but the South Tower room I was given, was slightly larger than normal and had a small refrigerator that didn't work. I didn't realize it at time of checking into the room, but the head board of my bed was attached to a wall, where the elevators were on the other side of it. All night long I could hear the elevators moving.
