I'm used to hotels that have modern flat-screen TVs with multiple HDMI ports. Speaking of cheap, the TV is a first-generation LCD that was probably installed 15 years ago. I assume these are the original coffee makers put in when the hotel first opened. It's a slide-in tray that makes barely drinkable coffee. Their coffee maker is what I used to see in hotels and motels years ago. I like those because I sometimes bring extra pods because hotels never provide enough coffee. Most places these days have a small Keurig coffee maker. Let's talk about their cheap coffee maker. I've gotten faster internet, not to mention a much more comfortable mattress at a Best Western. This slow of a speed would have been considered fast 20 years ago, but not today.

The 1 Mpbs was so slow, I couldn't help my customer. You could pay extra for 10 Mpbs, which is still slow these days, but I'm already paying over $30 for their resort fee, which is supposed to include internet, coffee and valet parking. I was stunned to see that the Internet they provide for their 'resort fee' was only 1 Mbps up and down. We arrived early for the wedding and I needed to check on something for a customer on a Friday. I'm an IT guy with a lot of customers and occasionally need to remote into their computers to fix something. My daughter and I were in town for my niece's wedding and didn't want to deal with the crowds on the strip, so we decided to stay at the Aliante. If you are the type of person who has a flip phone and no need for fast internet and don't mind sleeping on an uncomfortable mattress, then this is the place for you.

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