My fiance and myself planned a trip to Vegas to get married. Originaly we planned on staying in one hotel on the strip but changed our minds upon seeing some amazing photographs of the Artisan hotel. I was truly excited and justified my decision however I could despite everyone saying it's too small, it's off the strip, it's too expensive. Looking back I wish I had listened.
Here are my complaints:
1.The hotel's system of thermostats for air conditioning are constantly and consistantly being reset or turned off. The hotel must be taking an extreme measure to save energy with no regard to their customers. Upon setting the thermostat to your desired temperature you will wait patiently for the room to cool and then realize it suddenly seems to be getting warmer. You'll also have to wake up every two hours to reset it at night. If you dare return to your room during the day it'll be a good hour and half before you can get it back down to a comfortable level.
2. Nothing looked very large or spacious in the photos that I saw on the internet but this is ridiculous. I spent more time admiring the hotel from my laptop than I did while actualy in it. When I saw the pool area I laughed.. they did some good photoshop editing because the pool is seriously small for even being in a middleclass persons back yard.
3. Despite my asking we still recieved key cards with the wrong code.. bad first impression.
4. Room was much too small for the price.
5. Bathroom was too small.
6. Shower heads suck.
7. Room service is not open 24 hours, I had to wait an hour until 7:30 just to order my coffee, yoghurt and cereal. Upon 7:30 I discovered the "chef" was late. I asked why I needed a "chef" to get coffee and I wasn't given an answer. At 8:30 the chef finally arrives but it takes me another 20 minutes to get someone in the kitchen to answer my call. My wife finally got him to answer but found out that they only offer bagels and fruit. He gave her some serious attitude saying "just pick one, which one do you want".
I took the phone and proceeded to say what kind of room service doesn't start till 7:30 and then requires a "chef" to order coffee and to top it off doesn't offer the simple items we wanted which could be found at any airport food stand. He said "listen DUDE, don't tell me your complaints, that's the hotels deal not mine so take your complaints to a manager because I can't do anything about it!" I replied that he could at least show up on time and that I would love to speak to a manager. Which brings me to my next complaint.
8. No manager on duty at 8:45 am!! I had to leave my complaint with the front desk clerk who never got back to me to let me know my complaint had been passed on and taken care off.
9. My wife and I do not drink soda but none the less the cokes in our fridge were dissapearing one per day. When I chekced out of the hotel I was in a hurry but I did give the front desk my complaint and she assured me I would not be charged. I don't know why I believed her based off the track record this hotel was developing. I did recieve a statement of charges from the hotel for all the stolen drinks.
10. My final complaint is that the spa which was one of the main things that attracted us to this hotel was closed under construction. There was no warning of this before booking the hotel nore was there any consolation for this shortcoming or any of the complaints.
I don't recommend this hotel to anyone for any price. I suspect no couple would be able to make it through their experience with this hotel and come out fully content.









