The D Hotel

The rooms were okay but felt cheaply remodeled. I stayed in room 715 for three nights and would recommend choosing a different area of the hotel. It was extremely loud due to the music outside, which made it hard to sleep. On the positive side, I had one of the best steaks ever at Andiamo Steakhouse, though make sure to double-check your bill — our ribeye, porterhouse, and two beers came to $245 before tip. Bacon Nation served a great breakfast as well. Overall, it was a good experience, but I’ll likely stay at a different property the next time I visit Las Vegas.

Upon arrival, I was disappointed by the service from the valet staff.(Asian guy with long hair above the neck) When I mentioned that we were hotel guests and needed to valet, the attendant walked away mid-conversation and then instructed me to move my car around the pillars on the right—only to park it back where I had initially pulled in, rather than in the secure parking lot across the street. The entire interaction felt dismissive and unprofessional.

Inside, the experience unfortunately did not improve. Miss Emma swiftly walked by our table with a noticeably rude tone, asking if anyone wanted drinks in a way that felt more like an obligation than a courtesy. When we politely asked if we could also get a cigarette, she gave a dismissive look and said “no” as she walked away.

For a quiet Monday night with very few guests, I expected a more welcoming and attentive atmosphere. Instead, the service felt indifferent and unaccommodating. As someone who lived in Las Vegas for two years, I understand that hospitality is what sets this city apart—but this experience left a very poor impression.
Needless to say this was the worst of it. The rooms were clean, the beds were comfortable as well. As a hotel it met the expectations but as a casino it was a disappointment!

We stayed at "The D" for four nights in a suite on the 16th floor. The suite itself was super clean, the bed and couch were comfortable, and the bathroom was spotless. The room has a bar with stools, a table/chair set, and triple flat screen TV's on the wall, which is cool. I thought it was a little odd that the room, especially a suite, had two refrigerators but NO microwave or in-room coffee maker. Clearly they want you to keep your alcohol cold but want you to buy all your coffee and food from venues in the lobby or surrounding area. The ENORMOUS issue we had during our stay was the noise from the stage on Fremont street below our window. If you like nightly concert-level music vibrating throughout your room until 2am every. single. night. then this is the place for you! It was not the place for us, however, and we will never stay here again because of it.
Also - The casino area stunk of cigarettes and regret and was a chore to walk through each time we wanted to venture out to Fremont Street. I felt bad for the table-top dancers that were in the casino each night - not because of their chosen career, but because every one of them looked so unhappy to be there. Same with the various dealers and table attendants; if they didn't have any customers they would just stand there with this vacant "i wish I was somewhere else" look on their faces.

Good location