Las Vegas conventionI go to Vegas about twice a year and that's my Hotel of choice. You will always get people who for one reason or another have a bad experience. You don't have to swear on a Bible when you write one of these bad comments. Maybe they lost their house gambling and had to take it out on someone. Al - High Point, NC From: Robin Stevens Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 5:28 PM To: pianotech at ptg.org Subject: [pianotech] Las Vegas convention I plan with two other of my OZ Piano tuner colleagues to come to the Las Vegas convention in June. But doing some research on the Bally's Motel Hotel accommodation, which is offered to be the place to stay I have found some disturbing opinions of the venue, such as below. There were many similar opinions posted. <Bally's is off our list of places to stay in Las Vegas. The first room we got was horrid. The furniture was so beat up it looked like a flop house for drunks. We changed rooms and it wasn't much better. The real problem was the smell. After 20 minutes in the first room my throat hurt so bad I welcomed the smoke in the casino. It was a harsh Clorox type smell and it was throughout the hallway and rooms. Luckily the window of this room could be opened for some relief but it still gave us sore throats and headaches. To top it off we had a dispute at checkout with the rate we were charged. That took at least half an hour to get corrected. We will never return and I would not recommend it to anyone.> I know that the above might not apply to the whole hotel, but I would assume that the convention organisers are aware of these problems and reserved a group of rooms far different than the above critique. I hope someone can put my mind to rest. Thanks Robin Stevens ARPT South Australia -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100323/892a7f85/attachment.htm>
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