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From: Doctor Bob on 8 Jun 2010 21:49

Just got back from the M resort after a wonderful brunch with Walt,
Thomas and Margaret.

$15 for a VERY good choice of everything, including some wonderful
deserts, of which Thomas and Walt tried valiantly to completely devour.
9 out of 10 guys!!!

Me, well when the beer and wine *IS* included in the price,,,,,

Yes its a bit of a ride out but well worth it.

The view from Thomas's room was astounding indeed.
The selling point was the bath tub that faced the window,,, with the
glass panel! So you can admire the view while wallowing in there!

Time for me to have a quick nap to recharge my batteries, then I'll
upload this and try out the BJ tables.

Dr Bob - On Tour.

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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be,
and another thing my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
From: Mr. V on 9 Jun 2010 01:25
Please post some more info about M, especially the casino itself, as
I'll be checking it out this weekend.
From: Walt-via-recgroups on 9 Jun 2010 03:46
On Jun 9 2010 2:25 AM, Mr. V wrote:

> Please post some more info about M, especially the casino itself, as
> I'll be checking it out this weekend.

We spent very little time there today apart from the buffet. The casino
reminds one of the other outlying upscale places like Red Rock, but still
has its own look and vibe. I've only played poker there in the past, so I
can't tell you about the table games other than that they have them!

Its main customer base is definitely locals, but it's a lovely place for
out-of-towners to visit or stay at. They offer shuttles to/from the
airport and Fashion Show Mall, though it's far preferable to have a car.

--- Walt

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From: Thomas W. on 9 Jun 2010 08:04
"Walt-via-recgroups" <a413739(a)webnntp.invalid> wrote:
> On Jun 9 2010 2:25 AM, Mr. V wrote:
>
>> Please post some more info about M, especially the casino itself, as
>> I'll be checking it out this weekend.
>
> We spent very little time there today apart from the buffet. The
> casino
> reminds one of the other outlying upscale places like Red Rock, but
> still
> has its own look and vibe. I've only played poker there in the past,
> so I
> can't tell you about the table games other than that they have them!
>
> Its main customer base is definitely locals, but it's a lovely place
> for
> out-of-towners to visit or stay at. They offer shuttles to/from the
> airport and Fashion Show Mall, though it's far preferable to have a
> car.
>
> --- Walt
>
> -----
>> the next generation of web-newsreaders : http://www.recgroups.com

I'm sitting in my room on the 12th floor as I type this, watching the
sun rising over the valley.

I'm absolutely loving my stay here. Apart from the obvious location
problem, the room isn't all that large by any means but designed just
the way I like it, with the aforementioned bathtub facing the Strip, a
tv built-in in the mirror, a huge selection of cable tv channels, a
walk-in shower, two great chairs and a Bose sound system being some of
the things I like best.

In the casino, there's the free soft drinks, truly nice employees, some
decent vp, and very interesting restaurants including Babycakes that
sells the fantastic gelato from the buffet if you don't want to line up
for that. Also. A deli and a beer bar. The pool isn't Vegas' best, but
has a nice atmosphere and I enjoyed my time there. Easy parking and
generally short walks. I'll post pictures after my return.

I'm actually sad to move on to Aria later today.

Thomas


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From: BOB on 9 Jun 2010 08:19
On Jun 9, 6:04 am, Thomas W. <a...(a)hotmail.de> wrote:
> "Walt-via-recgroups" <a413...(a)webnntp.invalid> wrote:
> > On Jun 9 2010 2:25 AM, Mr. V wrote:
>
> >> Please post some more info about M, especially the casino itself, as
> >> I'll be checking it out this weekend.
>
> > We spent very little time there today apart from the buffet.  The
> > casino
> > reminds one of the other outlying upscale places like Red Rock, but
> > still
> > has its own look and vibe.  I've only played poker there in the past,
> > so I
> > can't tell you about the table games other than that they have them!
>
> > Its main customer base is definitely locals, but it's a lovely place
> > for
> > out-of-towners to visit or stay at.  They offer shuttles to/from the
> > airport and Fashion Show Mall, though it's far preferable to have a
> > car.
>
> >    --- Walt
>
> > -----
> >> the next generation of web-newsreaders :http://www.recgroups.com
>
> I'm sitting in my room on the 12th floor as I type this, watching the
> sun rising over the valley.
>
> I'm absolutely loving my stay here. Apart from the obvious location
> problem, the room isn't all that large by any means but designed just
> the way I like it, with the aforementioned bathtub facing the Strip, a
> tv built-in in the mirror, a huge selection of cable tv channels, a
> walk-in shower, two great chairs and a Bose sound system being some of
> the things I like best.
>
> In the casino, there's the free soft drinks, truly nice employees, some
> decent vp, and very interesting restaurants including Babycakes that
> sells the fantastic gelato from the buffet if you don't want to line up
> for that. Also. A deli and a beer bar. The pool isn't Vegas' best, but
> has a nice atmosphere and I enjoyed my time there. Easy parking and
> generally short walks. I'll post pictures after my return.
>
> I'm actually sad to move on to Aria later today.
>
> Thomas
>
> --
> Thomas

Thanks for posting, Thomas W, Walt and Dr. Bob. Really cool reading
Vegas related stuff on avlv.

BOB
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