We were driveing on our way to Colorado Springs and hadn't really checked into what motels were in Las Vegas. It was late and we drove up to this nice 50's style motel up on a little hill and decieded to give it a try. Mina who greeted us at the front desk was very nice & friendly. She told us it was the motel used in 'No Country for Old Men'. This just added to the coolness of the motel.
The room it self was clean and the bed was great. Very comfortable. But it could use a little renovation but the price was right. I would stop in again next time were passing by.

We stayed here because it was one of the locations in 'No Country for Old Men'. We had no particular expectations about the motel so were very pleasantly surprised. Rooms extremely spacious and spotlessly clean, coffee and pastries in the morning, parking outside rooms. Free wifi. Las Vegas is a lovely town so we really enjoyed our stay here. Owners very friendly and helpful particularly as we managed to leave several things in the room, they had them all waiting for us when we realised and returned. This was the cheapest and most basic motel we stayed in on our trip but would definitely recommend as great value.

$40 dollars a night....who can beat it! Clean and pleasant accomodations. Owners are friendly. Thanks

Things are much as presented by the other commenters. We arrived in Las Vegas while travelling north on I-25 and drove around for a bit sizing up the various places. I think we settled on the Regal since it was pet friendly, didn't look busy and had wi fi; a very scientific method of motel selection.

The room was fine. There was a little grassy patch to take the dog to. We didn't bother with brekky since the wife wanted to do Subway.