Location is good; pretty much mid-Strip. Cost was reasonable. Nice room set-up. Noise was minimal at all hours.

Room was dusty and dark. Dust within the tufts of the chair and on the lamps. Floor lamp was damaged and not working - maintenance request for lamp and phone was never addressed. Sink was very slow draining.

Location was awesome hotel staff was the bomb

Music went on all night long had a little bit of trouble with the shower

Beautiful and sexy room. The decor was nice and there was this long quote everywhere that my sister and I really loved. We could use the pools at the Flamingo next door and Caesars across the street for free. The Flamingo's pool was WILD. Not our vibe, but super fun looking! The pools at Caesars were calmer, which we appreciated.

To use the pool at the Cromwell we would have had to pay a resort fee. We were happy to walk next door or across the street to access a free pool.

Unique hotel in a great location. Comfy bed

We had a king room with a "vew of the strip". The view we had was not great

Clean and Beautiful Room, Polite and helpful staff, and the fact that Drais was the pool and nightclub attached to the hotel was a huge bonus because we didn't have to move around too much. Now Drais is our cup of tea in terms of party type and music (Hip hop and Rap) so if it isnt your type of vibe you may not love it (though the people having a great time will certainly get you in the party mood). WE had a BLAST!

I wish the room was a bit brighter. The casino was a bit small with only one table we liked to stay at, we had to venture out for bigger casinos.

The building is located at a great part of the strip, near Caesars Palace, the Bellagio, Horseshoe and many other properties like Linq. The rooms are decorated in a nice, dark style that's veering towards art-deco and suitably spacious - feels like it was all renovated fairly recently - far nicer than some of the properties I've stayed at on the southern end of the strip.

The shower was a bit exciting to use until I'd mastered it, leading to a few blasts of cold water at the moments I wasn't expecting it - but probably handy after a few days in Vegas =)

Love the location of the hotel, the room was big…enough room to place the luggage and move around freely without bumping into each other space.

Wanted to check out the pool, no drinks or food allowed, needs more signage about the rules of entering the pool, also had to ask someone where is the ice machine. The balcony view was the parking garage. Too much money to upgrade into a room with a balcony view. Need more restaurants to eat at the hotel. Too hot to walk across the street in 113 degrees.

Fantastic, strange, and very Addams Family-esque. Drais nightclub is fun after hours, the EatWell in-house restaurant is delicious, and the staff are very kind and accommodating.

We enjoyed our stay very much. We especially loved the room and view we were given by staff selection for my 30th birthday. If you're looking for a stay with a spooky or gothic vibe, this is the one.

Check in was easy and quick. Room was a generous size for the price and in an excellent location mid-strip. We were 6th floor and must have been under Drai's but didn't hear much noise as some previous reviews suggest. The room is quite dark in the decor but we didn't mind this. The casino floor didn't seem too busy compared to other properties, the bar area was good and the dualing pianos on Thurs - Sun were brilliant entertainment. All in all a pleasant stay. On checkout they did attempt to charge us for some peanuts that we didn't have but refunded them as soon as I queried it.

Some of the furniture in room did look a bit tired and dated but it didn't spoil anything. Would have been nice to have a fridge but I hear this is quite common in Vegas hotels not to have one.

I loved the proximity to the strip, the layout of my room, the white noise machine and the decor. The casino area and Bound bar was super cool.

No access to a diner or casual breakfast that is sit down and not in the site line of the smoky casino. Had to go to Flamingo. Would be nice if Giada could serve breakfast and not just brunch two days a week.