Thankfully there is a single-serve coffee maker (THANK YOU HARRAH'S). There is a bar area also with granite counter tops. Beautiful ceramic tile shower with glass door. The toilet is located in a private location with pocket door. Bath: well-appointed with granite countertop niche in shower for soaps, shampoo, etc. In addition to the stationary desk, there is a work table that is on casters for additional workspace.

Next to the dresser, there is a well-appointed desk which includes adequate plugs and ethernet access.

There is a very long dresser with 3 drawers the large flat screen tv sits atop the dresser. Furnishings: Sleek ebony furniture with glass tops on the desk, cocktail table and floating night stands. There really isn't a view-the room overlooks a roof. There is a very, very comfortable king size bed. The room: Very spacious, clean and extremely well-appointed. This table was the very first RTW table, ever installed in a casino.We stayed for three nights in a comped room (March, 2012). The ribs were added very early- on, in the trial phase. It was nearly invisible to the eye, had a very rough feel to it, but provided a slick surface for dice sliding. The original mess covering on the plexiglass, was removed early on when it got a tear in it. I think it provides too much friction for sliders, I think the dice would tend to tumble, if you tried to slide them. The surface, though it's smooth and pretty hard, is not slick, but is sort of tacky. From my observations, I do not think this table is very condusive to ''dice-sliding''. One guy was able to bring the come-out 7, with fluency, but there's no way to know if it was skill or luck. I've never seen anybody ''sliding'' the dice on that table, but I have seen people shooting from the center consoles (opposite the stick), leaning and reaching on their throw, so that the dice only had to fly 3-4 through the air.

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