The room was a large space and more than enough for just me (and for a few hours). I would advise against touching it without gloves or proper immunizations. The couch was the first thing I saw upon entering. The Mini Go Suite opened into the living room/bedroom combo with a bath to the right of the bed. I was offered the choice of several types for free and selected this one as it was the largest at 550 square feet and labeled as “modern” on the booking site. There are 3,460 rooms and suites at the Flamingo Las Vegas. I like that the kiosks also print out directions to the elevator. Keys in hand, I made my way to the elevator. I’m loving these kiosks as they save the small talk and keep check in moving along. I inserted my driver’s license, swiped my credit card, printed keys, and was in my suite moments later. The lines to check in with an agent snaked around the lobby.

There were no employees in the area where I checked in.

Like the Delano, I used a kiosk to complete a mobile check in. I generally prefer to stay across the street at the Bellagio (and love its location on the Strip), so the location is great here as well. The Flamingo is located across the Strip from Caesar’s Palace and the Bellagio. I would have walked as the route is much quicker on foot, but I had bags and was tired after a long week that had me in Europe and then Las Vegas. I took and Uber Premier from the Delano to the Flamingo.

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