At least send an email with these updated terms and conditions to your program members. They are quick to offer promotional emails or mailers about offers and specials, but can't notify their card holders who have comp money, that is will be lost because of a change in terms and conditions of the program. Closing an account with close to $100 in comps without sending a message, email, text, etc was a little shady and really rubbed me the wrong way.

I understand closing dormant accounts, especially if there is a zero balance on comps or play. My $100 bucks in comps that I had been accumulating for several years, gone. This visit was within that 18 month period, but I was told, 'the terms and conditions of the program changed, and they changed that to 12 months'. In the past, if your card was not used for a period of 18 months or longer, it would reset your comps or close your account. This trip was nothing out of the ordinary, until I attempted to use comps from my card, I had built up with previous stays. There are low limits on table games, which is something that is rare on the strip. All the employees are friendly and social. It has always been an enjoyable place to place, and one of the few places on the strip that your money seems to last, to be able to play a little while. In the midst of all the hustle and bustle of the mega casinos, is Casino Royale. The negatives were small in that it had a tiny reception area which meant always queuing for anything, and the room was a bit dark and had no outlook, but hey! Who goes to Vegas to hang out in their room? The hotel was in a good position right on the strip and in the middle of it all. There was an Outback restaurant on the premises which was nice, a Dennys, and a Wallmart. There was a casino with a bar that was not expensive compared to other hotels, although the barman in the evening was extremely grumpy.

The hotel was not expensive, had no hidden costs or resort fees and everything in our room was included in the price. There was a room to print out our boarding passes or to do anything else we might have wanted to use a computer for, and there were vending and ice machines. The pool was quite small and basic but it was clean and fine. It was clean and housekeeping did an excellent job. This is one of the smaller hotels in Vegas and if you want glamour then this isn't the place for you, however, that said it was a good enough room with plenty of storage for our clothes, a kitchenette with a coffee machine, coffee pods, creamer and sugar, microwave, fridge and water, toiletries in the bathroom, hairdryer and iron.

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