The interior and casino floor is a fake outdoors indoors complete with sky for ceiling and the "always dusk" lighting is fine for the casino but a little low for the shops, restaurants, etc. Downright laughable was the "Frenchification" of everything with signs such as "Le Car Rental" making the entire theme seem like a joke.
With the exception of Lettuce Entertain You chain Mon Ami Gabi, the restaurants on the property were mediocre at best in terms of food quality. Prices were typically high, from $10 for a stack of pancakes to $3 for a 20 oz. bottle of soda to $5 fees on any ATM transactions.
The room itself was well-kept but no more remarkable in its furnishings than any mid-grade Marriott property.
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