I’ve visited Vegas about twice a year for the past decade and I generally stay at different hotels to diversify my travel experience. By far, this was my worst hotel experience in Vegas. The room itself was clearly well traveled, run down and desperately in need of an update. You pay a “resort fee” of over $50/day, which is supposed to include such amenities as unlimited local calls, which, in the age of cell phones is not much of a benefit; however, it came into play here because we attempted to call down to the front desk to report an issue with the television and couldn’t because the phone didn’t work. Moreover, the issue was that we couldn’t cast to the television from our phone and after having a technician come up to our room and subsequently being put through on a call with the company that provides the internet service, it was discovered that our internet was not working. This problem was reported on a Tuesday and by out checkout on Friday, it had still not been fixed. Then add to that that you must go next door to the Flamingo for ride share, then what exactly are you getting for this $50/day resort fee? On a positive note, however, our room did afford us a view of the fountains of the Bellagio. The only recommendation that I can provide for the Cromwell is based on its location center strip and the ease of getting in and out of it, ideally out.