Tell me about Hotel32 - Loft

[LV_Bound]

Checked out Monte Carlos web site and like they actually provide the floor plan to get an idea of each room.
The Loft seem to be a nice fit. Not too small and not too large.

Checking dates and 3 nights would be for $533 (+$33.60 each night) so figure $700 total for the 3 nights.

What feedback can you provide about Hotel 32 - Loft?
Would paying $700 for 3 nights be worth it or would that money be better served staying at some other hotel?

Normally at CET we get offers for free rooms so possibly we could get it comped on the end or maybe get with a Host ahead of time and see what they could do. At CET figure 2000 RC which is about $10K coin in. Would that get this room comped?

 

[fingersfreddy]

Three of us went in late July. Two had a normal room on the 16th floor or so. One had a room in hotel 32. The food lounge was basic. Not impressed at all. Room was nice, but nothing to write home about. I would much rather prefer the Venetian regular rooms - which they call suites.

Also, I don't particularly like the Monte Carlo casino. Not as much action happening as other casinos.

I prefer the part of strip that include ventian to flamingo and in between. Also a fan of treasure island property for fun and vibe.

 

[brit2vegas]

While the lofts are nice rooms, the whole experience at Hotel 32 was a let down for us. Staff were ummm ok, lounge was a couple of tvs, sofas and a coffee machine. Occasionally some fruit but you had to be quick, lots of people collecting for room picnics or something! seriously, pay a little more for the Tower suites at Aria. Everything is so much better over there, from the rooms and lounge to the outstanding staff. Just my opinion of course.

 

[eaglejohn]

Wonder about construction. Also, isn't it to be renamed NOMAD

 

[LV_Bound]

Thanks for the feedback.

 

[thecarve]

The Lofts are pretty cool – and a huge step up from the rooms or suites, IMO. Plenty of room, huge bathroom, several TVs (great for football season). But as mentioned, the lounge isn’t anything special, nor is the service.

If you really like MC (and aren’t concerned about the construction), it’s a good option. But for my money, I’d rather have a smaller room at a Wynncore, Cosmo, Aria et al.



I don’t know much about Mlife and CET comp programs. But I do know that my host (several years ago) always put me up in a Loft for an amount of play that I didn’t think warranted that room. Of course, that was before PGP…

 

[LV_Bound]

If you really like MC (and aren’t concerned about the construction), it’s a good option. But for my money, I’d rather have a smaller room at a Wynncore, Cosmo, Aria et al.

I liked the location but actually I thought I would be able to get a nice room for a decent price with it being MC, but apparently their price is similar to the other high end places.

 

[Nittany1]

Spent a couple nights in the Loft in 2015.Room was nice but that was it.
As Thecarve said,lounge was underwhelming.
Corner Suites in Aria would be less and a much better value.
Plus, Monte Carlo was bad before the construction.The casino is awful.

 

[Multifarious5]

We always stayed at MC but stopped, as Aria consistently gives us better comps.

I've had a corner suite comped at Aria, but MC's best comped offer was either Monaco Suite (go for a standard room, IMHO, the Monaco suite is depressing), or Hotel 32 standard room, which wasn't enough for us to move back. If we ever had a Hotel 32 loft offer, we might try MC again, the Loft rooms look very pretty!

I still can't figure out why MC is so tight on comps, even the staff complained to me about tight comps, on my last two trips! They said they're hemorrhaging their regulars to Aria due to tighter/cheaper MC comps.

I have a soft spot for MC, I wish they're realize they're much, much tighter on comps than 5 star hotels. I know they want to rebrand, but get tight AFTER you have the perks, not before! And worse, they're redoing the pool. The ONE saving grace MC had was the lazy river pool...I bet they did away with that too. I hope not, but they've made terrible, terrible player retention/player assessment decisions, and this would follow the MC theme of "how to make your guests run away" trend...

 

[moefoe81]

I didn't mind my stay at Hotel32 a couple years ago. Here's a short video of my room. Hopefully it helps your decision

Ernie