Housekeeping/laundry/valet/concierge/room service all available. There are 500 rooms and suites, and even the basic room is very well appointed, with marble bathrooms, double vanities, upscale beds, in-room keurig coffee and minifridges, lots of plugs, in-room safe, good towels and bathrobes, etc. I would rate the Borgata rooms slightly above both of those, and Harrah's somewhat below another close comparison would be a good Hyatt Regency or high-rated business hotel. Now, I would say it is very comparable to the Venetian specifically in the casino and the hotel. They made enough money to build an enormous modern facility. When you were there in 2004 it was a grim, smoky little grind joint. Perhaps spring break is the time to be at the beaches in Florida, not the casino? :) It sounds pretty grim though or am I just imagining Flea stumbling through the place with cigar smoke, unfriendly dealers, bad games and the like? I never even saw the inside of the place. I was there once in a drunken haze in 2004 I believe but only on the bar/restaurant/hhipster side.
