I give this hotel 5 stars the only place to stay in LasVegas Great Staff good food great service nice rooms.

I found this place accidentally while looking for a place to stay on a Super Bowl weekend when price on lodging on the Vegas Strip could double. Phillys working there was so accommodating and very reasonable on price. Though it is surrounded by poor neighbors, the place is safe and clean. The staff were nice and courteous. Both breakfast and lunch special is excellent, and even locals do come here to eat. I checked in for two nights but ended up staying for four nights. Also, free wireless internet connection and coffee maker in a room is something you do not get from big Hotels on the Strip.

We stayed at the Best Western for one night while en route to Utah. We needed a motel that was close to the highway and a room where we could park our car in front of. After spending a fun night on the strip, we headed to the motel. It is far from the strip and is located in probably the worst part of Las Vegas. There are about 300-400 homeless people living in tents in the same neighborhoods. We got to the motel around midnight. Check-in was quick. The room was decent, and clean, nothing fancy. Just as we got into bed, we heard garbage trucks picking up the garbage. We heard these loud garbage trucks for another 45 minutes. When your tired and leaving early the next morning you expect to hear no noise. There is a McDonalds not far from the motel. Your right there by the highway which was a nice plus. Overall, this is a no frills motel that serves basic accomodations. I would not stay here again.

We just got back from a trip across the Southwest and flew into and out of Las Vegas. This hotel is far from the Strip, which is something we actually wanted. The rooms were basic- not super clean, but not disgusting. The neighborhood felt a little dicey- we passed a tent city 2-3 blocks long just down the road from the hotel.

Our biggest complaint was the noise. We had a door in our room giving us the option of adjoining to the adjacent room. We could literally hear everything that went on the room next door- every word of their conversation, every time they changed channels on TV, everything. We could also hear lots of noise from the room above- when they walked around, when the toilet flushed.

If you're going to Las Vegas to gamble and see the sights of the Strip, I would look elsewhere. If you need something inexpensive for a night or two, this would suffice. These are budget accommodations.