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The Executive levels

The rooms and suites on the hotel's upper three floors, "especially designed to meet customers' needs", with an elevator that serves only those floors.

What is confirmed

Three things, all from the hotel's rooms page. The Executive rooms and suites occupy the top three levels of the building. They come with what the hotel calls customised service. And they are reached by an elevator dedicated to those three floors, which keeps conference traffic and casino visitors out of the corridors.

What is not

The page does not mention an executive lounge, included breakfast, evening drinks or a separate check-in desk — the extras that "executive floor" often implies at large hotels. Nor does it say which room types sit on those floors. We would rather tell you that than imply perks the hotel has not published. If any of them matter, our desk will ask the hotel to confirm them in writing before you commit.

Is height worth it here?

On a lakeside site, height usually means a wider view, and the top floors are as far as you can get from the lobby and the casino entrances. The hotel says nothing about soundproofing, so the dedicated elevator and the distance from public areas are the practical arguments. For a light sleeper booked into a Saturday with a sold-out show downstairs, that may be enough.

How to request it

Tell us the bed plan you want — two queens, one king, or a suite layout — and add "Executive level". Without the bed plan the request is too vague to price. With it, the desk can compare the Executive rate against the same room type lower down, and you can decide whether the elevator and the height are worth the difference.

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