The hotel pool available to guests is located on the roof of the Alexandra Tower and has excellent views of the Stratosphere Hotel.

Although at the northerly end of the strip the hotel was well connected being on the Monorail and the Deuce bus route, so it was reasonably easy to get around.

I had read a few reviews about some of the more eccentric stylings on some of the other room styles, so we stuck with the “business luxe” styling of the Marra which was pretty inoffensive and fitted out well.

Our room (Marra Style King Size) was a really good size, with a nice walk-in shower and a big squishy bed (a little too soft for me but then I like a properly firm mattress).

Check in line was super quick (this may have been because we checked in quite late in the day and/or because of the time of year).

Nothing in Vegas is particularly cheap, but if you are a value conscious traveler, this hotel represents good value for money.

The room rates and resort fees are reasonable compared to other hotels on the strip.

There were lots of positives, which includes: We stayed for 4 nights at the refurbished Sahara Hotel.

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