Priceline'd it. I was excited to have a nice small suite with a kitchenette. Apparently, if you request a no smoking room, dropping a "no smoking" sign on the table and spraying some air freshener is good enough. The room "STANK" of what seemed like years of cigarettes. I called the front desk immediately and they told me they had nothing else available... maybe tomorrow. Immediately, I walked back to the desk and the lights were out and a housekeeper stationed in the lobby told me the desk was closed. In Vegas, at 11:00pm, the lights were out and the front desk was closed. I dropped my keys and left.

Also, the teevee remote was broken, the bedroom door wouldnt close by about 18 inches (it was hitting an overly large teevee table), the carpet was stained badly, and the beds felt like a stuffed cardboard box.

If you need a hideout in Vegas with a kitchen to cook up some speed, this might do you right. Ok, that was harsh... it was quiet, and had been cleaned and supplied to basic standards, but all the above is true.

Yes, the price was very good. But our room had an unpleasant odor (like old fried chicken) and had definitely not been cleaned well - carpets were dirty, old papers left sitting around from previous tenant, and bedding did not smell freshly laundered. Yuck and ewww! As well, the pool and hot tub were filthy disgusting - clearly had not been cleaned in a couple weeks. If we hadn't arrived very late at night with five exhausted children, we would have left and gone to another hotel. This experience has soured us on ESAs, for sure. Very disappointing. The only reason this rating got 2 stars instead of 1 was because the front desk staff were fun and friendly, and after we complained they gave us a $20 refund.

Spent one night here because I wanted to be close to the airport to catch a flight the following morning.

Very basic and average. Not the cleanest place - there was dried food on the cooktop left from the previous person, and you could tell that they just give everything a once-over while cleaning and don't go too far.

Had enough plates & utensils etc for 2 people, all of which was old & mismatched.

They do offer wifi at an extra $4.99 per day, which worked sporadically while I was there (they did tell me that it was being worked on that day).

Overall it was fine for a place to sleep for one night, but if you're expecting to actually use the kitchenette to make meals, or stay an extended period of time, you might consider a step or two up in hotel class.

I had to stay at this hotel because of a specific meeting. It is very basic and has been well used. A guest had let his dog out in the hallway to go to the bathroom and I stepped over several piles on the way to the room. During the weekend, it looked like there was a steady stream of "paid" visitors that came and went.

It was ok if you needed a room to sleep in and spent no time in the hotel but otherwise I would not stay here.