Deluxe Queen

What the hotel says

The Deluxe Queen page describes a 389-square-foot room that comfortably accommodates up to four guests and gives plenty of space to unwind. One of the photos on the page is labelled as the Deluxe Queen bathroom. The page does not say how many beds there are or what size they are. The name of the category is not proof of a layout, and we have not seen the beds confirmed anywhere on the hotel's pages, so we make no claim about them.

Four friends, one room: the checklist

1. Everyone must be 19 or older. The rule covers the hotel itself, not only the casino. Bring government photo ID for each person; anyone who looks under age may be asked for two pieces.
2. Confirm the beds. Ask the desk to confirm the bed layout before you send money anywhere.
3. Count the cars. Valet is charged per car: $20.00 for non-members, less for Unity tiers. One car for four people is cheaper and simpler. Self-parking terms are not published.
4. Plan the bathroom queue. One bathroom, four people and doors at 7 PM: shower in shifts.
5. Book dinner early. Hard Rock Cafe limits tables to two hours at peak times and seats only complete parties.

Who it suits

A group going to one show and sharing the cost of a room. Two adults who want separate beds, if the bed layout fits. A pair who want more floor space for luggage — though the floor area is in fact the same as the King. It is less suited to anyone who needs quiet: four people coming back from a concert at midnight are four people.

What else to ask

Check-in and check-out times are not published; ask for both. Accessible features are not published per room; describe what you need. If one of you will arrive later than the others, mention it so the desk can ask how the hotel handles keys for late arrivals.

The rooms overview compares all four categories. When you are ready, pick “Deluxe Queen” in the form below and tell us the show date and how many of you are coming.