I have free rooms coming to me and was wondering how nice it was. Being at the wynn before, and seeing their rooms, I know how nice they are, just wondering the difference as they are actually more expensive (Encore).
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Anyone stayed here? when did it open?
I have free rooms coming to me and was wondering how nice it was. Being at the wynn before, and seeing their rooms, I know how nice they are, just wondering the difference as they are actually more expensive (Encore).
It's probably the nicest hotel in the entire city. No sportsbook though inside of Encore - just a small betting window. You can just walk underneath over to the book the Wynn if you want to sit and watch games. The waitresses are incredible! Back at Encore, there's one of the coolest restaurant I've ever seen - it's called Switch and every so often, the walls and ceiling completely change to give the impression that you're in a different place. Very cool. Also very expensive.
It's probably the nicest hotel in the entire city. No sportsbook though inside of Encore - just a small betting window. You can just walk underneath over to the book the Wynn if you want to sit and watch games. The waitresses are incredible! Back at Encore, there's one of the coolest restaurant I've ever seen - it's called Switch and every so often, the walls and ceiling completely change to give the impression that you're in a different place. Very cool. Also very expensive.
I stayed at the Wynn in October but have not stay at Encore. Mr. Wynn don't do anything 2nd class, expect the best of the best if you are staying at one of his Hotels.
I stayed at the Wynn in October but have not stay at Encore. Mr. Wynn don't do anything 2nd class, expect the best of the best if you are staying at one of his Hotels.
I hung out inside the casino last Saturday night and found it to be shockingly subdued. I thought there would be alot of traffic from the curious. But this will change once they have a show (ick, Danny Gans starts there soon.)
Not that I'm complaining.
Without a doubt, it's aesthetically stunning. Usually, you'd associate candy-apple red decor with low-rent whorehouses, but it works here. Ceilings are relatively low for a casino, which might be a trend. Some guy conducted a study several years ago and found those most gamblers prefers relatively compact, "cozy" environs. Maybe on a subconscious level this is why I feel comfortable inside the TI casino.
And for a Saturday night, the minimums are reasonable given the class of the place, $25 for "shoe" blackjack and $25 for pai gow poker with fortune bonus.
I'm going to Vegas for Super Bowl weekend and will probably swing by again.
I hung out inside the casino last Saturday night and found it to be shockingly subdued. I thought there would be alot of traffic from the curious. But this will change once they have a show (ick, Danny Gans starts there soon.)
Not that I'm complaining.
Without a doubt, it's aesthetically stunning. Usually, you'd associate candy-apple red decor with low-rent whorehouses, but it works here. Ceilings are relatively low for a casino, which might be a trend. Some guy conducted a study several years ago and found those most gamblers prefers relatively compact, "cozy" environs. Maybe on a subconscious level this is why I feel comfortable inside the TI casino.
And for a Saturday night, the minimums are reasonable given the class of the place, $25 for "shoe" blackjack and $25 for pai gow poker with fortune bonus.
I'm going to Vegas for Super Bowl weekend and will probably swing by again.
Lemon, thanks for the advice...it sounds pretty similar to the regular Wynn, as they have low ceilings and the like. I am pretty curious about the comparisons with their rooms...
Lemon, thanks for the advice...it sounds pretty similar to the regular Wynn, as they have low ceilings and the like. I am pretty curious about the comparisons with their rooms...
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