I am starting to feel like I must take most of these reviews with a grain of salt.
I was extremely nervous about our room at the Extended stay in Las Vegas. I assumed I was basically going to be staying at a crack den. Upon our arrival I found coffee still from breakfast, we arrived at 11am. And was able to get a nice hot cup. We found our room easily and even tho the hallway was a little fishy smelling Our room was great.
The staff had the AC running so it was nice and cool. The room was clean, the bathroom was clean, and the kitchen was clean. We had stayed the previous night at the Riveria on the strip and I was way more pleased with the Extended stay. None of the nonsense of being on the strip and the cab rides were not over the top. Would stay there again.

I got a decent price for our two nights via Priceline, otherwise we will really have only given this motel 1 star. As an ExtendedStay Deluxe, it SOUNDS like it's got amenities and perks, but it DOESN'T. There are no king beds, and the room that has a queen bed is really a full sized. The flooring (carpet and tile) was very dirty and neither of us wanted to walk on it. My clean socks got filthy walking around on it. The bathtub was dirty and the grout lines on the floor were very dirty. The bed and linens are reminiscent of a Motel 6 -- and definitely on the sad side. While they DO have a kitchenette in the room, there is almost nothing in it to use! We had one cup, one glass, one pot, and a couple of plates. We didn't even have forks! When I called to say we need a cup, glass, and forks, they said "you have to come down and get it, this isn't a full service hotel". Now THAT'S an understatement. Our room was not serviced the next day so we didn't have fresh towels. I'm sure we could've marched down there again, but chose not to. The maids obviously don't inventory the kitchenettes either. Also, we heard a dog bark down the hall. If this is a concern for you, please note this motel allows pets. They had coffee and bagels available near the lobby, but noone told us at check in. There is a tiny pool, but no shade. Their website and name imply they might be similar to a Residence Inn, but they are nowhere close. It was OK for our two nights and the A/C kind of worked, but considering the lack of amenities (nice bed, pillows, shampoo, forks...), we would not recommend it.

You get a large suite fully equipped for not so large of a price. The staff was very accomodating! Looking for a "no slots" cozy place, try the Wellesley.

I stayed at the Wellesley from 7/11 - 7/16/04.
I had to pay for the room for in advance for all days because I booked through Expedia.
When I first got there, the room I booked was not available. When I got to my room, there was a horrible stench as soon I walked in. Half the buttons were missing from the phone and my feet were sticking to the carpet, which had black streaks on it. The bathtub had black mole in the corners. The next day I complained and was transferred to another room (although still not what I booked online). This time the smell of the room was not as bad (although there was a distinct smell); however, this room came with its own issues. This time the buttons on the phone were there, but there was no phone service in that room at all. There were gnats everywhere in the room and the sink near the bathroom did not drain properly.

This is one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had. I could have stayed at the Luxor for about the same price but ended up staying here because it was so close to the hospital..... never again!