Hotel house rules, in weekend order

At check-in, the hotel asks you to show an ID card, a passport or a temporary residence card. A damage deposit of up to $500 is then taken, by credit card or in cash. It comes back after departure, once the room has been checked. The check-in time itself is not published, so the front desk confirms it.

Friends who visit you at the hotel register at the front desk. Hotel bills are settled on presentation. Personal cheques are not accepted, so plan to pay another way.

Quiet hours in the hotel run from 11:00 pm to 7:00 am. Parties and gatherings beyond the registered occupancy of a room are prohibited. The same goes for any gathering that creates noise.

The casino floor keeps a later schedule. Its more than 300 slot machines are open 10 am to 4 am, Monday to Sunday. That means the floor and the hotel hallway keep different clocks. If you return to your room after 11 pm, keep voices low in the corridor.

Smoking is not allowed in hotel rooms, and a $500 cleaning fee applies. Cannabis may be used only in designated areas. Apart from the refrigerator the hotel provides, cooking appliances stay at home: no coffee makers, hot plates, toaster ovens, kettles or rice cookers. Guests of legal age may bring their own alcohol. It is for the room only, not the lobby, the halls or other public areas.

Pets are allowed in a limited number of rooms. The charge is $25 per pet per night, with no more than two pets in a room. A pet found in a room not designated for pets, without management's consent, brings a $250 damage and cleaning fee. If a pet travels with you, ask the hotel for a pet room when you book.

Please ensure that any child aged 12 or under has adult supervision at all times. Each room has an electronic safe for valuables. Bags can wait in the luggage room when space allows, for up to 30 days, at the guest's own risk.

Cameras come under the house rules too. Photos or videos taken in the hotel may not be used for commercial or public purposes. The room and pool pictures in this guide are AI-generated scenes, not photographs of the resort.