Well Seasoned : Joseph Hay's Four Seasons Las Vegas Review

The twin night stands on either side of the bed support lamps, a wireless house phone, some fancy stationary, an iHome and the usual phone books. A word to the religious, or to those seeking redemption after their trip to Vegas: Four Seasons Las Vegas doesn't stock bibles in its rooms, so be sure to bring your own. Each night stand also has a pull-out shelf for extra table space. Behind each nightstand is one of those old-fashioned botanical sketches, both depicting pineapples (Ananas comosus).

The TV, by the way, does not peek out from the standard armoire but perches on a relatively long and low dresser that also holds a lamp. Below and to the right of the T.V., there are a hidden VCR, a DVD/CD player with a remote, a controller for playing SEGA Genesis (!?) games and a wireless keyboard that allows you to access the web through the T.V. ($12/24 hours). The left cabinet holds three drawers.

The sitting area features a very large and plush chair with massive ottoman- a set up that could easily be used as an extra bed if you're packing in rent-splitters. Next to the chair is a glass lamp and table with complimentary magazines.

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