content: I stayed at the South Point Hotel for an annual convention take always takes place in Vegas.\n\nI have to say, for a hotel that is less than a year-old, the South Point seems to be falling apart. The first night we were there I discovered none of the outlets in the bathroom worked, and the light in our toilet area simply died.\n\nThe towels are tiny and rough (cheap!), and there aren't many of them around. We called the reception to order extra towels, but they never arrived.\n\nThe catering for the convention was AWFUL. At one of the events, the food was so bad, and it smelled so awful in the room that my husband and I felt sick and left.\n\nThe air conditioning works well. Maybe too well, because there aren't many blankets around, and even though we adjusted the temperature, it was still freezing in the room. The pillow (yes, singular) was way too tall for us, and I couldn't decide if it was worse with or without it. The mattress was really hard, and my husband and I were really uncomfortable all night.\n\nAlso, because of the air conditioning and the freaking desert outside, my husband and I inquired about renting a humidifier for 3 nights. Guess what? They don't have humidifiers available. IT'S THE DESERT! Get a freaking clue!\n\nAlso, after 6PM, they ask you to present your room key in order to go up to your hotel room. My husband didn't have his on him, and so he had to present proof of ID to come back to the room. I felt like a criminal, when I should be feeling like a guest.\n\nThe pool is very small, and definitely does not match the size of the hotel. The hot tub, however, is really cool.\n\nThe Garden Buffet was subpar, and the food was edible at best. Also, they only serve Pepsi at the hotel, so that was a minus for me, but it's a point of preference.\n\nOverall I had a terrible experience at the South Point, and since it was announced that next year the convention will be, once again, held there, my husband and I will be skipping it next year.