Casino Del Sol is a stunning looking hotel with beautiful grounds that make a great first impression upon arrival. However, the check-in experience we had from the front desk lady cold and not very friendly, which was a bit disappointing and not the welcome we were expecting from such a prestigious resort.||||The casino and restaurants are small but impressive (certainly a smaller Las Vegas feel), restaurant wise – the hotel had a couple of restaurants, but all were fully closed by 9:30pm with doors closed and lights off, so this meant we were unable to try any of them. There is a food court but this had very limited options, pizza or sandwiches – and both were fairly pricey. Overall, we felt the hotel was nicely designed, very clean throughout and certainly had a luxurious feel.||||Our room was large and spacious with a large comfortable King bed. The bathroom featured a nice shower cubicle, which we appreciated compared to a tub. The pool area is amazing, with two hot tubs and a nice large pool. It would have been nice to have pool service or a bar at the pool though.||||One downside was the pool wristband rule—having to go to reception every day to get a wristband was hugely inconvenient, especially if there was a line. It would be better to have key access doors/gates instead if you are concerned about security. On the plus side, there are ice machines and vending machines on each floor, and the hotel offers complimentary valet and ample self-parking.||||The location means you’ll need a car, as it’s not close to any attractions, restaurants, or downtown areas. Despite these minor issues, we were overall very happy with our stay and would definitely return in the future.