Warning: I think it’s pretty difficult to get upgraded to a suite at this hotel for free. They only have 19 suites total and only 188 rooms, so I think they are much more limited than most CET properties.

Ok, so I did the normal $20 sandwich. The woman asked if I wanted change. I said that it was a tip for her if she could upgrade our room and that it was my husband’s 40th birthday. We had booked a king room. She told us she could give us a room with a better view but two queen beds. We declined because this is a romantic getaway for us and we wanted a king bed. We asked if we could get a suite, and she said she would check with her manager. She came back and said they could give us a discounted price on the suite and we could stay there for an extra $100/night. We are used to the free suite upgrades (we’ve had them at Bally’s, Caesar’s, and Planet Hollywood), so we weren’t interested in putting out an extra $100 per night ($300 total). So we declined.

She kept the $20, which I found a little odd. Most places return the tip if they can’t upgrade you. Oh well.

In the end, it may have been a godsend because I think the suites are higher up and the music from Drai’s was pounding from 10:30pm-4:00am, and we were on a “quiet” floor (5th).