I have stayed at the Blue Chip many times and the majority of my experiences have been very pleasant. Unfortunately, my most recent stay put the Blue Chip in a new light. I recently booked a handicap accesible room in the Blue Chip Tower, via the BC website. The room was not described as a smoking room, but it turns out that it was. Room 101 smelled horrible. As matter of fact, the entire first floor reeked. This was not the worst of it. Upon first entering the room, I was disheartened to see that the Hotel dismissed amenities, to accomodate disabilities. Essentially, If you have a disablity you will not find a vanity or any counterspace to set your personal items on. You and your guests will not have a table in the room to sit at. Afterall, your already sitting right?!? You can expect to find the coffee pot, ice tub, and tissues behind the television (only makes sense, lack of counter space). The bathroom was dingy, the wallpaper was peeling away from the wall. And, do not plan on opening the curatins in your room, unless you are comfortable with people sitting in there vehicles, facing into you room, LITERALLY 15 feet outside your window. I can not believe that the blue chip would allow such shabby accomodations for people with disabilities. I can not believe I paid $130 to stay in such poor accomodations. If you require handicap accessible, do yourself the favor, drive the extra 10 minutes to the Four Winds. They know how to accomodate their guests with disabilities.