content: This is a summery of our stay at Harrah's Hotel in Las Vegas. \n\nIt started out rough. We arrived around 4:00 PM to check in but their computer system was down and they had no manual system in place. While we were waiting they had hotel employees walking around keeping guests updated but all they could tell us was that it would be about two hours. Every time we checked with them they said \""about two hours\"". After around 7:00 PM that story was getting old, but compost occurs. We got into our room around 11:00 PM.\n\nAt one point while we was waiting there was a lady who approached us and asked if we would like to see a show. She was circulating around the guests who were waiting to get into their room and I assumed she worked for the hotel and was trying to smooth over the inconvenience their system failure caused. There was a lot of pissed off people. She took us to the desk and introduced us to a man behind the desk who would get us some show tickets. As the man talked more it became obvious that these two people were not hotel employees but instead the time share sales people from Wyndham Resorts. \n\nAt this point Patty and I thought what the heck, we'll play along. So we set up a time to listen to their presentation. They promised breakfast and a look at one of their resorts plus two Blue Man Group tickets for $40. What a deal, all we had to do was listen to them try to sell us something. \n\nSo the next morning at 9:00 AM we showed up, checked in, and they introduced us to our representative. Each couple got their own rep. They put us in a line for a buffet style breakfast then ushered us into a presentation room. After being seated a man with a heavy New York accent started talking. He sounded like a slick fast talking used car salesmen. He emphasized how important taking vacations was. And at one point, to paraphrase, he told us we are stupid if we didn't buy into what they were selling. \n\nAfter the presentation we were sat down with our rep who was throwing numbers at us and asking if that sounded good. I told her that I didn't think this was for us. At this point she tried to tell us that she was just trying to do her job and that we were being disrespectful to her. That's when I lost it.\n\nAfter using deceitful tactics to get us to the presentation and then calling us stupid if we didn't buy into what they were selling and then telling us we were being disrespectful for politely telling them this was not for us I truly did stop being respectful. I explained to them that I felt like I was in a cheap Amway meeting and that I did not trust anything they said because of their deceitful tactics and because of that, they are the ones who were being disrespectful of me. \n\nBut wait, there's more! These Wyndham pilot fish are at every entrance of the hotel and casino. Any time you got off of the elevator, walked by the hotel desk, or walked in or out of the casino they were there trying to get you to go to a presentation. It was no stop having to tell these people we are not interested. It got to the point where Patty and I would come and go separately just so they would leave us alone. BTW, they would target couples so if you walked by them alone they would leave you alone but if we were together they would be all over us. They literally made our stay at Harrah's very un-comfortable. \n\nBecause of the Wyndham pilot fish we will never stay at Harrah's again. I will also look up the company's who are affiliated with Wyndham and do my best to insure that I never give them any business. These are some of the rudest people I have ever come in contact with and we couldn't even come and go from our room without these Wyndham people getting in our face. The only positive thing I can say about Wyndham is that they did honor the Blue Man Group ticket deal. It was a great show.\n\nOther than that, the hotel was OK. Once we got out of the hotel and casino we had a great time in Vegas.